The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-06 00:00:00

WILFUL NEWER BY A YOUTH.

Yesterday afternoon Berjeant William Payne,
cermet for the borough of Southwark, held an inquest at
Gay's Hospital. epos the body of • young man named
Henry Holland, aged 18, who died on Tuesday. last, from
the effects of a terrible wound in the abdomen, inflicted on
hint three weeks since by another youth named Andrew
Maynard, in the village of Beckenham, Kent.
Mr. Marshall, of the B divisioe, had the management of
the case for the police authorities.
Henry Deedman, an intelligent lad, deposed that on the
' 'workbag tithe 10th of January deceased, Nay no rd. sod •
number Bothers were amusing themselves in the village,
when Maynard proposed that they should play at some
game which be liked. This the others objected to, and
they all stopped playing, bat there was no actual quarrel.
About • quarter of an boar afterwards wither heard May" -
turd say to deceased, "I'll stab you, you —, I will.
Is a minute or two after that Maynard ran away, and de-
ceased walked towards the Osorge.ine, sad thee fell on his
heck. Wither and a boy mimed Baxter went to his assist-
ance, sad he told them he bad been stabbed. Baxter opened
his dress, and placed his laud over • out in the stomach,
from which the blood was flowing. There had been no
struggling or quarrelling between Maynard and dammed
when the stab wee indicted.
Mr. James Weller, licensed victualler, said that u be wee
eluding at the door of the George.inn ea the evening is
question, decreed ma up to him and exclaimed, " May-
nard has made a hole in my stomach." Witness thought
he was Wittig, but went to get a light ' • and upon retorts-
hag he saw the deceased on the ground. The blood spurted
out sad extiagaisbod the light. Dr. Spillman was sent for,
who had him conveyed by train to the hospital.
Mr. T. 11. Halton, the hams-surgeon to the hospital,
said that when deceased was admitted he appeared dying,
but Mr. Durham succeeded in tying the artery, and thus
stopped the hemorrhage. Two days afterwards gangrene of
the right foot and superficial mortification of the back set in
from this supply of blood being cut off by the tying of the
blood vessel, and death ensued on the 3rd inst. hoes py
or poisoning of the blood by abworptiou of the mortified
substance. The wound was 4 lathes in depth, and was
such as might have bees made by the gardener's knife
produced.
Sergeant Marshall stated that when he apprehended
Maynard he said that he was sorry ha stabbed }folioed, but
that he did not know that his knife was open at the time.
The Coroner, in summing up, said that tee threat uttered
by Maynard before inflicting the stab showed clearly that
the offence was intentional.
The jury, after a brief oonsultatiou, returned a verdict
of " Wilful Murder" against Andrew Maynard.
The coroner then issued his warrant for the trial o' lb*
amused at the Central Criminal Court at the ensuing
ssitheine.

ST. ALBYN v. THE GENERAL OMNIBUS
COMPANY.

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WENCH NEAR BOULOGNE The brig Caroline
Daly, 200 tom, Captain Henry Paul, from Exeter, stranded
this morning (Feb. 5), at Portal, near Boulogne. Crew
loved.
THE GREAT NORTHERN Rstmee.—The directors
of this company, yesterday, determined to recommend to the
=tors at the general meeting es the Bled instant, to
a dividend for the lialf-reer to the 31st December
last, at the rate of H. 15s. per east. per annum on the
original stock of the company, eying for the half-year
31. 17a 611. per met. to the original stork ; per mot.t to
the • Be stook. and 41. 15s. per cent. to the " A c
These rates will make the dividend for the whole year 1861,
as follows, vim.:-51. 15s. per cant. on the original stock
61. per cent. on the "B mock, and 51. 10a. per cent. on
the 'A " stock.
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