The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-01 00:00:00

SHOCKING !MATH OF A YOUNG WOMAN.

INQUEST.—THIS DAY )
This morning, Mr. IL Raffles Walthew, deputy-
=weer, resumed, at the Green Gate Tavern, Cityeand,
bigotry respesting the death of Susanwah Everett, s 2413
•es,.. • yam( woman who expired from the effects of
asetitetios and exposure.
It appeared from the evidence that the deceased was •
native ot Ipswich, and that she came up to Loudon as •
domestic Dermot. She formed • coenemon with • yourg
man named Martin, a printer's apprentice, sod lived with
him for • short time about about six months ago. The
employer of the young man dying hie west. seized
the opportunity to send him abroad, as they were
indignant at hie living with the doomed, sod the latter was
left absolutely destitute. From duplicates found in her
pothole after bees
death it appeared that she subsisted by
pledging for • few shillings her mantle, her gown, and even
her petticoat, and when she wan
carried dying into St. Lake's
Workhouse lest Tusedey morning site was almost in a state
et nudity. At sight she slept sometimes Ia
sad sometimes apparently in the streets, for she " had
es If she had Lin down is the mud.* Site was admitted to
the workhouse in as busensible state, sod she was wholly
suable to while of food. She died the same afternoon.
The parents of Martin, being bedridden. could not come
forward to identity the body of the deceased, bet they
averred that she was " • very diasipeted young woman,
rod they were by so means sorry to bear of her death.*
Dr. Harris, surgeoe to the workhouse, said that he was
card to the deceased on Tuesday last, and found her lease-
Bible. The state of her clothes denoted great poverty. She
died at 1 o'clock. The post-mortem examination showed
that the immediate mum of death was abeam oc the brain.
He could not say whether exposure or want had accelerated
the death. Redid not think the demised rafters.' from
stervalioa, or was very destitute so far as food was
setwerited.
The Coroner said that the facts as proved by other wit-
omen showed that deceased was in • very deplorable state
of destitution, and ao doubt her death bad been accelerated
thereby. The jury, however, should be folded in their
verdict by the medical evidence.
The,Jury returned. verdict "Death from sheer on the
brain

Eiriosion AT CAMBERWELL. —On Saturday even-
ing a fatal explosion took place at the shop of an oilman
sad tallow-chandler rimed Tripp, carrying on ',milieus in
Havilletrset, tiouthangtonetreet, Camberwell. One of hie
daughters. wed Anse, 30 years of age, was mixing with •
knife • Weikel companies, supposed to be phosphorus
sad detosatieg powder, although her sister bad spoken to
bar several times aid pointed out the daspc of song
steel in mixing the companion. Suddenly • tremesdous
explosioa took place Two men named Twos sad leas-
bert rushed iato the place, followed by Mr. Hardee, dairy-
, we, of Havill-street. klr.s Tripp was found with • knit.
in bar ban/, which bad been partially blown away. She
was seek Were& sad blood was streamier from bar
bog and fees. Her dress was in flaws. The iajursd
wow wind Won she meld be removed to St. Thomas's
I IlswiraL
Paw Pursuing. —Sunday at Altnaharros has
Its quiet pleasure', of which • venison pie is very likely to
foes part ; but wherefore should that admirable
al • MOMS denser sear be called a venison-peaty rent
son-past' and a thirce of mak are wed things, which
as never be kelvin is the deelL Let us, if we will, follow
the example of the Highland sabwhwater. who asthma
that he had "partakes of • copious repast." and who
celled postage "a pleasing beverage." That is allowable ;
battles last wises-panty which appeared me meek
was tonsamed hundreds at years ego. vies we all IMO
&Edw. Everyone biome who ate it. He was not • travel-
ler en ma Irish boas, ear • commercial gentleman out of •
mail-gig, sir an Impish noble, hungry from slaying stags on
Bee Clebeig. No! He was • derepeyed, solitary man, with a
eestofeesil seder his doabist, and splashed over with mud.
Far bad he 'Mee and 111 had he fared. Ow mountains
hi had sped with terrible tidinp of war and bloothbeL
The damp earth bad been his couch, the stream his wine,
and old crumbs his bread. Enemies had crossed his path,
and the mievema dig muesli eerily at his sword, fat
within the scabbard there was blood. Bat now he Wks In
akW memeldas of repose sad plenty. This ft was that the
y monk staggered with the last wieriapairy
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its after velar( the been elegem ts tae line and whir; a leas
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