Prisoner: Let that person come up here, will you? I don’t know him.
Mr. Pollard (to witness): Three or four years from now?—Yes, I knew him about two years before the murder.
You remember the date of the murder of Mr. Dyson in November, 1876?—Yes.
Did you receive some instructions from your superior officer to go in search of the prisoner?—I did. I received instructions the same morning at half past two o’clock.
That was Nov. 30?—Yes.
Did you go to any place in Hull which you had any reason to know?—Yes, I went to 37, Collier-street.
Who was living there?—Peace’s wife, I believe. The same person who had been locked up here in the name of Hannah Peace. She was keeping a shop.
You failed to find him there?—Yes.
Mr. Pollard: I propose now to take the escape and recapture of the prisoner on the last occasion.
Stipendiary: You have gone after the time.