The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-20 00:00:00

CHILD NUBDEB-00M11MAL Or THE
MOTH=

ADJOURNED LNIatiEST.—(THIS DAY.)
This Blom* an inquest was rammed by Dr.
liabiskr. at the Oman aad Another, Hatgalaart, Lass-
es% ea Ur body al a aawly.bara nal* Weak which was
Waal. yabastaahred la a at at wafer, at 57, Groat *ma-
askdt.irtialde.

ice.
I r
nquiry bed her
at merely formally resod, and .i-
-ii. purpose the supposed mother snorderse
=lnert too hear the error that might be adduced
egret ler. Mr. Lower Bremen, of the !diens' of
Polies, endued the young roma, wk. was arramodated '
with • mat awing IMISIMINItie• a the WitellONS.
Hz. J' George Blake, boodle sad floromer's oilier to
BL George's, Bkaimirirsry, mid, as the 31at ult. a farts
as amid Bur Wigley, wee rower to fit. Oiler Workroom
B a eab by MA Gergesse, traitor, doer, of 57, Great
with r your wooer the you wooer bed lived se
=attar Mr. Garooa mid she had bees takes
led front what ho maw the Wars bo believed
sO/,he bad hem deliver of ais child. The child wee sr
ford oar the sort day, when he (wires) laciest
into • Urn in the back kitchen, whoa he saw the
child andysillod it out. It was par* wrapped in as aid
✓em, and a towel was Soars in the water. Boor the
sock of the girl was a piece of ma old gown, essespood•
ins with ass Oven him by Mn. Graygoona and tied
tightly twits The body was removed to the workhorse.
Mr. Wm. Bennett, wcgaoa to the wearer rid the
child eras brought to the bow es the Ist inst., having evi-
dently jolt ben lakes eat et the water. The err et
dear re erfortion by reardatios with a ligature marl
re wk, atter a separate existers from the inother.
Yisfse Fox mid she lived with Mr. Onrgooa, sad slug is
the mar nom with Saar Wier as Monday night, this3Or
ult. She slid not conipire of ring ill, but is the wain(
ehe ear she had set closed her eyes all Art. Wires
weed hate the nnesery, but between 10 aced 11 rissok ski
was art by Ivor mires into the kitchen reroofing direr.
She taw Sarah Wigley sitting cs a cheirrairently
kt a tainting state. She spoke to mitoses. w "
marks at blood about the Ur Her mires, thinkingsh:
was aloft time, seat down or of the your Wise just as
she was about giving hr some war. Wits identified
the boars es a portion of a audisaliek rag which was
lying is a kitchen beide the... 7.
A piece of an old gown was red sad examised by
the jury and was found y to corressaad with the
herr with was rased the ask of the child.
The Corer them addressed the jury aed mid that is thin
cue there was no door that the child was this of Sarah
igley ; and there was also so loubt that it was born alive,
Lod that it sew to Mahar by the cord rowed He seek.
Then was so ranee that it was placed there by soy other
hand than that of its mores and it was for them to car-
der how far she was voluntarily guilty of this death of her
child. She was, however, preens, and he wocid caution
her thatit she wired to my anything it would be tars
down sad mad spirt bar, bat if oho so wired she would
be rimed to by the Jon.
thSarah Wierly thou mid— I re so trightred at the time
at I hardrew what to do.
Tho Corner said that co doubt or did labour under
fear, as her future prospects in life might have been de-
roy sd, but the jury were to consider how far that would
saner their verdict. He (the Coroner) said this erica.
me nay much on the inner, and frequently by leer
an neoaramoseat was gives sod a public injustice don.
The jury. .its, • short &Albania', returned a verdict of
" WOW Murder aide* Sarah Wigley ;" sod the Crosser
loads oat hie warrant it committal to Newgate.

COATI OF ABMS AID THE Fim —This morning I
su honed the return moved for by kr. Roebuck of the
number of applications for granted arms, or for poser to
change existing arms, eine. 1860. The Sorer are prefaced
by a report from the officers of the College of Arms, dating
the nature of their duties. They say that the fess are in
fact charges for profirional services in the collectios of
evidence, oorrespoodencia, and various iacidestal matters.
They sea to prove that their duty is oleo carom diameter.
It appears that the oaken of the college are bonshold sea.
Teats of the crown, sad in that esprit, they receive
salaries, and also certain fees on the arselisn eg dignitaries,
and opal the laetall►tion of knights of the flirter. One of
their duties, as doseribed by them, Is to see that so essmorisl
eolkiting the royal homes for ► change of nsom, or door* rit
name and arms, be presented to the Earl Muslel. "by
any imihrldsel sot occupying a It station in life for sash

Mr. R. H. Horne, the poet, who Ms for soon
pars resided is Australia, hay written a poem ca the tarok
dads ad tragic end a Boas Wilk, the Australia'
explores.

The 75th aunivereary of the colony of New South
Wales was celebrated there ea the 26th of Jimmy bat.

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