A constable giving evidence at Willesden police-court said a prisoner called him a "sergeant-major."
That night a grave was dug in Willesden churchyard, next to that in which Mrs. Sheppard had been interred.
The road from Willesden and Neasden forks at the top of its ascent from the Brent.
"The heavy tread of policemen often keeps me awake," said the Willesden magistrate.
Trevelyan had escaped from Willesden with the child, and they had heard,—again through Stanbury,—that he had returned to Italy.
