The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-06 00:00:00

HORRIBLE SUICIDE
_OP A WOMAN IN TEE

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An extraordinary awe of suicide formed the sub-
ject of inquiry last night before lie. W. Payee, coroner for
the Olte sad Southwark, at the Gibraltar Tames, St.
Georp's-road. The deceased was a married woman, named
Nary Elisabeth Orenliekl, aged 49 Teen, residing at 44,
lioathwerk.
Alfred Wbeeks, 33 L, said that on Wednesday mein
he
was celled to the hones of the deceased, and then fond
her lying oil the Actor oevered,or rather drenched with blood.
She was in her night dream, which was drawn up. lifer
stomach wee frightfully out in the form of a St. Andrew's
Cross. The bowels protruded and were partly oa the
door. A rams, clotted with blOod, was found under her.
She was perfectly dead, and apparently had been dead one
or two hours. The doctor had been called to her before
witness s►w her.

Mary Anse Orsafleld said that demand was the wife of a
smith, but had base separated !tun him for eleven=
On Wednesday evening the dammed was found by
lybs on the door, dying from dreadful injuries. She said
te wWeess "I have opined my stomach."
Mr. E. H. Edmunds, surgeon, said that descend had bean
ailing for some time, and had a delusion that "she was
always in crystal water." Oa Wednesday he was called to
deceased, and fouled that she had indicted a frightful wound
en her stomach. The injuries were the mast dreadful he
had seen, the interlines being quite exposed.
IL Creafield said that deceased had left him to live
with another man. A few dap Wan her death she seat
for him as she had not seen him for ten yank and she said
she thought he would with to set her Were she died. lithe
said she was very i 1, end he told her that it did not ans•
prise him, coma the worm she had done him as *ell
as God. He rea a obapir is the Bible to her, and maid
that she altered her= tee fate. He wished now *opt
her jewellery and
Mary Ann Cranfield saidli=l.lmt witness himself had
abandoned the deemmeri eleven yearn ago, to live with
mother woman. Deceased having a large familT, had to
live with another man to save them from starvation. for
three years peat she had lived with witness, and nowt lad
witness, who had not for Glom yeas, contributed •
towards her support, actually wanted to take pressesiig of
the clothes mid some rime which witness had given to her.
The Cormier remarked the palatal mature of, the
ease, and said that the mode of suicide adopted end the
most terrible that had acme before him.
The jury returned a verdict of " Suicide while in • state
of temporary inanity."

NON-INTINVICNTION MNITINO AT MANCNINIINN. I
—A public making, la favour of aandatervontlea the
Danish struggle bas bees ounvened by the ii•yor of lfian-
chaster, is complisaso with • requisitios addressed to him
for that purpose for Thursday ant. Upwards of a thou-
sand signatures were appended to the requisitioe.
Roam OP Mk. TUuvin TeaComm:aut.—Our
nadirs will re with peat regret the intelligens 4 the
deems of M. Tilbury, the popular sad respested km-
madam, who died as Beharday sight, Jaauery 30, okra a
few weeks' severe Mama. Ho had se keg wowed the
lewd of a peat wasebre of friends that, Updike sifter
his health wen made daily by thane who blew lika per-
, smelly, ad times only aoqueisted with him in Ida pro-
falai& eeparrhy evinced almost as equal interest is their old
fayouttki. Hr. Hanka Tilbury was born May 25, HOS, in
Wafiliarakeet, City, when his family beide high aisreantile
partial. Ho was originally destined for the law, but he
soca direskd by attack's to the stage, makiag his firstore at Sakes Wells ia 1827, as Flexible k L,
ZWD.riPlipeic. la 1830 be went through the port ..and
bes:. ose • gnat favourite as Liverpool, whore he remened
I until be joked Mr. Oskaldistea at Coyest-gardea is 1636.
From that period be was Wady mesa ea tie boards of that
theatre, Dregyaitas, sad the Haymarket, at such Minya
comumodiog the respect alike of audience, manager, sod kis
brother altar.. At theAtter establishment ha lately signed
a throe Turd kgageoseat, which greatly leased him, but
his happiness was destined to be of shortlorries. When
Mr. Tilbury three years ago took the chair as the Simko
peke mama diaper at fkratford.upoo•Ania, is, I. se ad-
I minable spossb, was the fine to suggest that the Tureen-
teary of the great bard should be celebrated with
diudalissesuntahe 23rd of April. 1864. He will be baitedlfttC
diw y) is hamolgreen Cemetery, at 2 o'clock p.m.,
f4owed by eight of his own relation—Era.
WILLA AND Rattuaore. —The will of the Right
Has. Charles Oomptonoavendish.Lordaieshase,was roved
is Leedom on the 23rd alt. The personalty was swore noder
40,C:31. A very libsral charge is made spas the fatally es.
ktes in Bush. sad Herta for the dowaaer harems', us well
• provision by marriage settlement and bequests by the
will. The reddue of the personal property is left to his son,
1 the present Lord Cbasham. —The will of Sir Hilary Martin,
Bart., of Tubridge-welL, was proved in London by the
sob 111110,100 r, Vice-Admiral Sir William Feasbaire Martin,
Bart., 5.0.8., the personalty being sworn ander
The testator Lad assented his will in 1853, learn' O.
wide of Me peooerty,
_real and personal, to his relict, Lady
'Masao, for her owa absolute use and disposal. Tim will of
Richard Mamba, Esq., of Musweß-hill, Madison, was
proved is Lesko ander 70,C101, The Imitator wee the last
survivlag parker of the minuet firm of flimpkin sad Mar-
shall, publishers, of latatimen'-court sad PeOsnionerrow,
origisally (moiled by M. Crosby. The testator hr emoted
that Ws edam, called Warwieks, is Berkshire, as well as
his smuts 66 Marnasy, should be sold, and, together with
his Ghana is the Nww Him Company sad all ether pro-
perty, implied fur the Wadi of his eon and dangliters is
gerbils preportioas sad shorn as specited is kw will.
Dare are 'spates and annuities to servant, and labearer•
sad Akita. which are to be paid free of legacy daty.-
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