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COURT. Q. What made you observe particularly the time your cousin went out? A. I believe she looked at the clock, as she had to get something for dinner for her husband, and as she went out she spoke the time out loud,
Watson's Defence. About half-past 11 o'clock that night I met the constable; he asked what I had about me; I said, "Nothing," and I was going to the public-house; they searched me; I had 2 1/2 d.; I went to where I used to work sometimes; I had a money-box there, that I used to save up all the pence and halfpence that I could get in; after I left the constable, I broke open my money-box, took all the money out, and put it into my pocket; I went to the coffee-shop, and sat there till 4 o'clock in the morning; I came away from there, and went into Old Church-street; I sat there till 5, and about an hour afterwards I met the other constable; he asked me where I was going; I said I was going home; he said I must go to the station; he asked me where I got the money; I told him I got some of it by playing at skittles, and some I worked for, and I saved them all up together.
(This paper, being read, was a declaration by John Holmes that on the 1st of Aug. 1851, his wife had pawned a clock at Mr. George Attenborough's, and that the duplicate had been lost or destroyed.)
Prisoner's Defence. I went to her house on the Wednesday evening to see if I could get any money for my wife's washing; she began to plead poverty; I had two duplicates in my pocket, and I asked her what it was besides the shirt that was on one of them; I thought it was a shift, and I asked her whether she would buy it or not; she told roe she had sold a clock the other day, and she asked me if I had sold mine; I said no, it was in pawn; she said, "Perhaps I could sell that for you, will you come to-morrow, my mother will then be here, she wants to know where a person lives that lodged with you?"I went at two o'clock, her mother was not there; she said, "My husband told me to offer you 4s. for the ticket of the clock;" I said no.