The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-12 00:00:00

COWWITTAL OF 7

STRA",

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Bossy Yates, Thomas Ws
Coltisse, were brought up on i
s silver cruet stand, valued a
Mr. Sells, a gsotlsmati residin
ford.

fix, • prisoners were seen
noon of the 29th ult., and wh
with their baskets near th
hoard a noise in the dining-ro
the prisooer Wilson in the act
into the garden. She rained
and other servants ran after
other prisoners resisted, but
removed to the policestation
prisoners, but the missing cr
ditch by the coachman.

The Prisoners said they wel
Coteau haviug bee. proved
committed for trial at the e
Criminal Court, Old Bailey.

THE ExTRAORDINA
WHITECHAP

ADJOURNED INVIMTP
This morning Mr. Hum
dime: coronets, resumed, at tl
Whitechapel„ the adjourned
recent extraordinary discovery
the root of the belfry of Whitt
Mr. Mitchell, vestry clerk, s
of the clergyman of the parisi
and he wished to express the
by bis clients at the fact of ti
Vide for the remains of childr
disclosed in the evidence lut
the churchwardens no more a
bora children in the churchya
interment of other corpses. I
roesoor to inter stillborn child
ficate. The vestry would give
two of the parties implicated i
Charles Wolfe, • led, mid Its
Whitechapel, and wu a bake
named William Smith. Witas
He mead to be about the chum]
best of witeese's recollection.
puling by be raw Smith going
the doorway of the church. It
thing in it. It was dunk at th
remember the ti.. of year. I
church carrying • pail of wet
was in the bag. The time mu
was watering flowers.
Joseph Bradley said that he
By the Coroner—lt was tto
stillbor as to pat in • grave eilu
at all usual for the relatioas of
It war not =nil to get certtfica
mot usual twenty years ago. at
war •tilt precisely the name.
of the undertaker to ascertain i
was really stillborn. They red
to them by tht nurse genera
petition among undertaken.
undertaken at nuremunerativr
got the banal of • child to do,
would be the more in pocket.
By Mr. Mitchell—lf the part
cemeteries • certificate would
for stillborn. Witness now "
his brother was an undertaker
unchanged.
Mrs. Allen, re-celled, said
identify the malt that took awe,
Pokes, Pilly, Parker, sad 12i,
quest of Mr. Mitchell, but S
either of them.
George Pekes., fire engine•mar
an undertaker in the employ of
went away 18 mouth. ago. N
were of children (stillborn) fru
He never fetched any from pie
sever hook aav to Whitechspel.
borne to the shop themselves. i
bores to the gravedigger at the
fees were 2e. dd. The fees faro
difference would be raved by
that had sot been bore dead.

John Dada Filly, 2, Welly:lst
and undertaker, maid that be o
hoards for Mr. Cobham. H 4
to the otaistery from Mr. Cable
bora he was weaseled with wi
verre Mowery, in Upper Mains
what bad brooms of that. Be mo
he did not know by whom it wai
este was Dever rdused. The ta
bon was 7a. 6d., of which 3o 6
tory. If the parents " paid pro
oast el the codlo war not 2s. .
By Mr. Mitchell—Witness h
Miaow' were buried is churc
counciL Soeh matters as mil
trade. (A laugh.)W They were am
By a juror—itame did me
Allen's child away from Mr. Cm
Poke, recalled, said that yell
that he knew all about the mail
Witness said that what be an
told him alum knew who did it.
did it.

R. Dormer, 10, Thomas-ter
and-road, said that he was an
nephews, sad other relatives
to assist Mr. Canhem. He
Allen's, and he fancied he fed
was on ar Saturday, at 10 o'cl
usual to fetch stilllxima. Ii
parties to bring the stillborn. t
two years nor* he fetched the I
The shells were generally wrapp
was bandy. The charge was
never pot children into the coMi
By Mr. Mitchell—He could a
born to Whitechapel Church.
Canhem's. He never saw "11
ooMos be brought from Mrs. All
big own writing be would know
Wm. Parker, 51, Sale-street,
was an undertaker. He was foi
maker. Other men used to tat
At times nurses or permit, use
bring back the body themselves
paper with the stillborn., but
whom it was signed.
Coroner—And would any au
children were stillborn
Wt.:peas—lf they were fasteoe
the trouble to open them.
Cormier—Thou you might lotto
bore as a stillborn. _

--Witness—Certainly one 'nigh
saittthat it was usual to wait oat

to dispose of before they were s
saw any actually takes away.
Ave undertakers in the east. 4
Canbem about three dozen still
made about the same number fa
he made &assay did not exceed
year. Wither used to see sti
Canheas's, but he never taw thee

, _
Coreoer—You have two places
doing a good trade. How much
borne
Witham—Am I bound to ass
hem 4s. 6d. up to If.„ if I coo
the fee at the Victoria Cemetery.
amertain bow the child died,lio
There are no means of knowing
really that of a midwife—it woo
I have never put a child in an ado
Dormer, recalled, said that the
Bedford•street," one written on
That cog% was the one witoms f.
Onshore, be believed, was in Anal
The Cormier said that the our
further, and. though the evW
plete as could be wished, it
edible the jury to arrive at a •
with one exception, were shown
bays been stillborn, and the chili
no
fracture of the bones or marks
question involved was, how su
mould have been *feinted iu Y
of the church. Mr. Wilken
that he never received say b
Mr. Holly, the undertaker. and
tics with him about such mitten
Wilkerson distinctly on that pore
be arranged between them twit thi
be sent foe them, and Smith •
The evidence also disclosed that re
taken would say they would bar
would leave only a profit of M. cm
competition was so kseu there wo
sheep in the trade who would disr
timely with theeoceivaece of sow
than to save the humid feet. He (1
attention to another matter corm
the great number of bodice foi
streets. In sue, cases infanticid
but in numerous Met-rums it was
eattse of death. Upon redectioo,
that many of those children were
were stillborn*. If undertakers
that it was worth their while
the roof of a church, it was o
I. believe that they would also de
The present inquest wim especially
one a child three months old, •
identified by Mrs. Allen. An open
could be IbtUrll,l in the Ent can
any recommendation they downed
practice of any person calling hero
glen a certificate in came of still
Opined the door to all kinds of maw
The court was then cleared. sect
the jury returned a verdict, "Tb