Inquiry—The adjourned inquiry as to the escape of the prisoner Plummer was held to-day at the goal bofoie the\isffing justices, I. N. W:itt, A. L. Strode, and W. Mason, Fsqs. Warders Carey aud Edmond were examined at considerable length. William Henley, who was in change of the cricket-ground, also gave evidence, and >">erger.nt Fergussou. who had charge of Plummer on the day of escape, in examination said a constable was especially appointed to look after Plummer. The inquiry is not concluded at the time our going to press.
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Evening Star, Issue 2973, 29 August 1872, Page 3
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