The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-22 00:00:00

-Offoraprous C4Bl OP Poison,. LT
CLAPTON sOlVilesar.

As inquest was be as Illiesday, at Claptos
aubasse, before Bruges Fry, Bei., comer fee the lower
▪ of the county, on the body of Mrs. Ease Clary,
Ole w;fa 1! one of the prieeipal farmers of the mighhour.
100 1, who died on the CI that. Com the easseak and
Alit. Wass brag eulmaitiod Lie easlytied eseadastae, she
,faresepee of emir was dfsesvared is assitlerehbequaatity,
*ad in COMMIS Mile of this eiroomstamso, sad of mama
which were is Mrsalatios, it wee dossed proper to tastliste
•sr ile ins inquiry.
Mr. Witham Candy deposed that his wife, who woo
illsranre-seven you, of age, had beta to • low state for a
"dm time, and mad brought up blood Mr. Dutrar of
limilonea, had attei ded hes. Sometime eine* -lipase
• beard her soy that the kaew of a blip or email cord,
abd w.tuid or it. They lived happily trgather. Wits's& ec•
masioneay drove out a tithe, woman tumid Huntley, who
oar his dairy mud (4.thestrei sot rodenteoding cheese
• illeithirig); out be was not aware that his wile disapproved
▪ il. Doemod and !WM Howls, were oa good terms.
Mil Wit. was awe jealous of MU Huntley or any other wo-
• Mao. Had lowa alarmist to oeceseed about 4 yeas.
Mlvy Ana a entreat to Mr. Coady, deposed that
Mr ;r-ett•co we* taken is i.t .bee, 4 o'cloek oa the Thurs.
day nu 1 died on Fides, eight. Ilto day before her death
aka was veil sick. Blto eneeplaiami of Ming thirsty, and
drir'siss ail the time. Ou Moaday wham heard ter mu
bees el this she wou.d hese or destroy homelf Is 801110
grey or another. ()threaded her sey that in the bedroom to
dierself. Never heart miner sad mistress gourd.
Teo wiams was asked whet., some person lied not told
• be, tie soy tout sod she admitted that before .he came to
• the unties' Miss bustle, toad her to say that she bad
beard oar muter sad mouses gourd. Miss Hartley and
Thar mailer were fond of each other because they were
tflowi,e. Never heard de. eased say that she had sny•h•og
ea her naiad. A week before her death she seat witness to
day Omelet noyworth of rat poems tar her, at the shop of
Kr. Oadden, druggist, M.dsumener Norton. Witness on
Ore r: sew. tied her tos•trea, became sue was p ii••g to est
liar throat. Teem wis no knife in the room at the time,
aim she paid she would go and g I one. A 'Dreamt who
• Othei with Mrs. Candy before woofer told her that Met.
Candy hod troubie. bad that if thee lived there as long as
Ike had eke wool and is out.
lose Waltki it, a stogie weans, who had worked for Mr.
Candy, depu..d that eh- had Duo Miss Hawley there. The
• Emily all rear happy together. Had tithed hire. Candy
linty that she would oak -• meant dabs could get it, sad that
Iphothoner -be was gone the biter. Mrs. Candy bud been
AU and brought up blood, snd her bueband wished to fetch
a doctor for her, but she would not allow hiss to do so. D••
messed told skims not to tell Mr. Candy that she wished to
gales anuses.
Mr. Thomas Batt, a farmer, lit ing near to Mr. Candy,
4speuel that in November Jett he was called to his hence,
eind saw derma, 4 and her husband in the bedroom. Mr.
Candy said his safe had threatened to deerroy herself with
&slip Cooed), and would ha.. done so if s pence bled sot
resented her. Witness 'eked him the ram, as" be said
Om had a religious impreuien that there would be no
• money fee her. Dummied was present, sod did not cun-
t rack:s. hi. Sue woo sot a parti, Wetly reln ion woman.
Mr. W. lierapatb, analytical chemist, deposed to barley
• diaand evade in the soceisace of the stomach sod in its
Matcats, particularly is some mud of milk. Had so doubt
that the death was caused by arsenic, and that it was tikes
da mill. Witless, had examined Betler'e rat and venire
41144 which Detrained 1 good deal of sreenia. From the
turd net beim digested, witness inferred that aisangs was
taken shortie he death.
• good deal of evidence' we. tikes to ascertain whether
Ake girl S sift did sot purchase rat poison of Mr. Dudden, as
• Mated be her, Ant the result lett the question in doubt.
Tho gin Swift was recalled, and essuithed at great
lbegth. Sko stated that Mies Hestley slept with the
deceased on the Thursday nigh', and was in the room
eattemling her Deemed used to have milk every morning.
Witness took it to her on Thursday morning. She got it
henkit from the cheese tub, and sail her mistress drink it.
19:1 not take it to her on Friday looming, sod could not
my who did, or whether she bad any at all. The mimeo,
persica se to the truth of her former evidence, sod said
.she bed not been told what to eq, except so tar as the
•Illad stated. _ _

lit. wr, surgeon. was questioned as to the particulars
ti bit attendance on the deceased, when, it beiog 8 o'clock,
fzquiry wa adj 'arced till Monday nest.
The matter bas given rise to a peat deal of excitement.

TEE mrsTRRIOUN MURDER AT BRISTOL.

BRISIOL, At/omit 21.
The police have hitherto been smithies to trace out
the murderer. All efforts to find the jar have also proved
druict 42. A great deal of impertance is attached to its dial
*covey, es the place where it is found will probably be the
spot where tho murder was oeouni,ted. There vs many
amnouts all at, one of which is that a lunatic has be• u men
. prowling about the neighbourhood of the Down, who, be-
/ides frightening several lad es, has pursued saes children
with a ru'r in his hand. Tt,o police timed to institute some
iittotiries as to this and other state mews.
The coroner's inquest was resumed this day.
Polire.constable Kowa, who was mot from the Clines-
station on fianday mottling to when the bony was hued,
deposed to the position and appearing* of deceased. There
were no marks by which wi•nees could *nee the way in
which the body was brought. No signs of blood or foot
tr..eks.
By the jury —I saw the father and mother after the re-
"covet of the body. They seemed to be la trouble. The
finorlscr was groaning and seemed
Elitaleeth Handy, who with her hothead Petunias the
aed garden in the hedge of which the bout' was
funnel, deposed that she was at hns• 0.. Saturday
everting, and heard no noise er any thing to excite
Slim. At somewhere about 7 o'clock the saw the father

sof sister of deviated go up the path or gully. Later us
ghc otrciag eh* saw the son going up alone, and heard that
eltcossed was Inane'. At about belt-past 7 o'clock tte
see. morning Mr. Payee mane and asked her to go and tell
Ibis wale that they hod found the girl; he said else was
denl. Wittman went and told Mrs. Payne, who said, "No
qtraoger has done this ; it is some one who Nivel& the gully,
for tne sake of the quart of herr."
Snaa utter 'dn.'s's having been examined, the inquiry
W.' then adjourned till the 29at inst.