Eggleton says, " I havo broken my [mine] aIF to pieces, but I have got a piece of the barrel lefb aboub 18 inches long," and we all went back up to tho wood again to find our hats and my gun, but we could not get neither tor it was so dark we could not see, and the next time I seen Eggleton he was coming from the rough of the trees below tho wood, and he said, " 1 have dono for one, Charley, and I will do for the othor, for I know I shall be hung." So Smith never heard him say that, for he was running away, and wo after him, bub 1 could not catch him. Sol lost sight of him, and I made my nearest way to the road, and Eggleton caught mo before I got out of the field, and he said, " I have killed th(» other, I know, for I could put my fingers right into his brains," and he said, "I shall be hung, and you and 'Walt.' (Smith) will get five years each." So we went on till wo got to tho bridge at Boulbone, whore gun was chucked in, the barrel is on the other side opposite the public house. But I think this is all that occurred that night on the 12th December, 1891 ; but I am quite sure that I, Charles Baynor and Walt Smith is quite innocent of that horrid crime.—Yours truly (signed) Charles Raynt.r. The statemont was also signed by Police-Sergeant Anthony and Superintendent Webb. EUGLETON'S STATEMENT. December 12, F. Eggleton and Charles Rainer and Walter Smith, we all three J went in Albtiry Nours-wood in the search of game, which "we found there on tho 12th nicrht of that month, and then in the wood Raner had tho firsb shob and missed. 