The Trials of James McDermott, and Grace Marks, at Toronto, Upper Canada, November 3rd and 4th, 1843, for the Murder of Thomas Kinnear, Esquire, and H

Excerpt from The Trials of James McDermott, and Grace Marks, at Toronto, Upper Canada, November 3rd and 4th, 1843, for the Murder of Thomas Kinnear, Esquire, and His Housekeeper Nancy Montgomery: At Richmond Hill, Township of Vaughan, Home District, Upper Canada, on Saturday, 29th July, 1843; With Their Confessions Since Their Trials, and Their Portraits

Between 11 and 12 o'clock the Prisoners were brought. Into Court. James meder mott is a slim made man, apparently about one or two-and-twenty years of age. About the middle height. With rather a snnrthy complexion. And a sullen. Downcast. And forbidding countenance; he did not seem in the least degree dismayed during the whole proceedings. The female Prisoner is rather good-looking than otherwise. She appears totally uneducated. And her countenance is devoid of expression.

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