The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-30 00:00:00

TRAFFIO RETURNS.

11.11AVATL Miss Pea- lifer- Tolel. Total,
open Nelson obandlee IN/ lee
Week ending .40.16.
Cork sod Bandon 2O 616 166 172 116

Week ending Rept 27.
Osweetry and Newtown
& Llnnldloee & Newtown le 676 No 1. L 134

SHOCKING DEATH Or • GIRL THOM RUSHINO
MUMS? • RAILWAY EsolLlE.—Lest evening Dr. Leakester
held an inquest at the IJuivenity Hospital oa the
body of Airy Williams, aged 15 years. Mr. J.
Pridgeoc, huipector of the London and North Western
Railway Company's police, said that on Tuesday, the
14th July, the childnm of the Penkmville read
timid Sunday School, 350 in number, accompanied 160
adults, went on an excursion to Willesden. Whoa they
returned in the evening to the station the children were,
after the loml train had passed, admitted to the platform
to their special train. They were in a processioe walking
two and two, sad following a teener ; but three of the
girls broke from the ranks and made a rush to cross the
as ft afterwards appeared, to get first-clam mate. Two of the
girls were seised by Police.constable Taylor, but the deceased
darted past the officer and against the wheel of the engine
of the Irish mail train which was thee passing. She was
backed down, and her head cut open. A scene of terrible
eciefosith ensiled. Demised fell clear of the rails, and thus
escaped being killed of the spot. She was oxaveyed to the
hospital, where she died on Thursday lest. The jury rr
inroad a verdict of " Accidental death."
DEATH mom Sr.a &mama —Last week, at
Tnebridge Wells, much surprise and lain ware experienced
at the announcement of the death, is a very sudden and
quite unexpected meaner, of Mr. Millard, who for some
years pest has carried on a large business at that place. The
deceased gentlenutu had been in Paris, and on leaving
Boulogne to return be was is good health sad spirits. The
purge across the Channel was very rough, and the deceased
wee extremely sea sick. After lauding he proceeded on his
journey to Tunbridge Wells, but did not rally as usual.
Oa reaching his residence, as the sickness, accompanied
with coldness, continued, Dr. Blundell, the family physician,
wee sent for, and he prescribed for him, and the patient weift
to bed. About one o'clock ice the awning, however,
Mrs. Millard woke, and on heating could not distinguish
hie breathing, she accordingly put her hands to his mouth,
and nut feeling any breath. she cave an alarm. Dr. Trust.
ram, as the nearest medical man, was immediately sent for,
sad at oaceatiendest. He protwoooed life extinct, sad gave
it as his opition that Mr. Millard bed hese deed about three
hours. The cause of death is believed to be excessive ex.
baustion through sea Caner or the breaking of a smell
blood vessel of the heart in enesegowWe of the strain while
anent. The deceased was is the prime of life, sod hes left a
widow and or childree to deplore his loss.
FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.-00 Saturday afternoon
Mr. Joseph E. Bellamy. a mate in the merchant service,
was shooting rabbits at Bovisand, sear Plymouth, and his
gas accidentally going off, shot a boy mooed George Bata-
ley Jones dead or. the spot. The jury found a verdict ex-
eserating Mr. Bellamy from blame.
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