The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-04 00:00:00

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MNI.ANCNOLT MATH or THI HON. MIN. ANSON.—
( let Friday a coroner's inquest WY held at Eekton-lialh
near Moulton, in Northamptonshire, on view of the
body of the Hon. lira. Amon, the widow of the late
General Anson, ('ominanderon-Chief of India, who met
with her death under the most distressing circumstances.
The deceased lady was a visitor at Ecktowliall, the Seat
of Mr. Ambrose Isted. lihe had suffered considerably
from gout, and was in the habit of taking draughts, MINI
applying laudanum externally for the purpose of allevia-
ting her suffering. On Wednesday evening 'lie was in
her chamber dressing for dinner, and fearing an attack
was ooming on, she took from one of the drawers a
bottle conta g, as she supposed, one of the draughts,
and, emptying the contents into a tumbler, the drank
the whole off. Experiencing sonic few minutes after-
wanhi a disagreeable aensation, she ilealred her maid to
look at the bottle from which she had taken the
liquid, when it was discovered that the unfortunate
lady had taken the laudanum in mistake for the
draught, although the bottle was properly
labelled "Poison. Oil, salt and water, dcc., were
immediately administered in order to produce sickness,
and several medical gentlemen of the district called in.
Dr. Francis, of Northampton, and Mr. I)utham, the
consulting surgeon of Guy's Hospital, who was on a
viait to Dr. Francis, were with the lady the whole nit.
The stomach pomp was applied, fresh emetics, then
cold effusions, but with no satidactory result. Gal-
vanism was resorted to, and its powerful effect in rousing
the patient justified some hope that eventually it would
be successful. As a last resource, Dr. Martin Hun
plan for restoring suspended animation, was tried. All
failed, however, to counteract the effect of the poison,
and at hilliest nine o'clock on the following Thursday
morning the unfortunate lady breathed her last. After
the facts had been fully gone into the jury returned a
verdict to the effect that the deceased lately died from
the accidental administration of laudanum, in mistaking
it for • draught.