The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-26 00:00:00

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T. Clarence ai a Pillltieretnet, lea broken-4.
Fletcher. 8. Lewis, and J. Day, Leads, eserlesers, w far av rt=
J. D. Harold and C. scsadlA.d.. cloth dremen—
and C.F.C. Yelins Tuttle-house, victoria-park, trimming town-
facuwers—C. Ilarryat and A. Marryat„ Lawrence Pointon.lans,
City, merchants—H. Christian and W. Cropper, Livorpool, altar-
Gamlen and J. D. Goodeve, famlW grocers—
J. inettard and M. fituttard, Date bcetom, aim Todinceden,
Yorkshire, cotton warp esters— G Baxter and I. Ratter, Almond-
bury, Yorkshint, woollen manufacturers—W. Mellor and H. C.
Hartley, Leeds, cloth millers—J. Gwyn, jam, and Elm Gwyn,
Rollogbroke.mw, Walworth-road, hodera—W. Tboinaa and J.
Reit, none, nallordshirc, brick manufacturers—lt Hindle and
J. Clegg, Lower Damn, Lancashire, glustalre mansfortmere—
J. Johnson. T. Menem. and IL Hobson, Lersgtom Staffordahlint,
earthenware manufacturers, so bar as regards J. Johnson—J.
Collier and J. W. Colo, Piteredetrest, Holton. drapers—D. Gold-
berg and J. Davies, Lillypot-lane, City. importers of foreign
fancy goods—J. Meaner and A. Henke., Dolton, Lancashire,
cotton waW dealers—W. Newman and A. Pennant., Manches-
ter, lappet makers—J. Robinson sad T. Goodall, Nottingham,
lace manufacturers.

SCOTCH SRQOBSTIATIONS.
TitoYAa Wunott. Hermit, Menke, farmer, Sept $O, at Brown's
Newton Hotel. Newport.
Jolts Mon °Racal& Jedbersh, laths , Innkeeper.
Oct. 2, at the dittoed Nagle Hotel. Jed

Tae Lan CAM OF DROWNING NEAR LINDH.—
A week or two ego a lady, Darned Jame Elisabeth Major.
who was respectably coanocted, was takes before the Leeds
'magistrate* or • charge of beteg intoxicated, red after
'Louis' the evideace of two police officers the magistrates
fined her ss. and costs. At the sad of last week she drowned
herself, and an inquest eras held upon her body. At the
inquest it was represented, that the deceased had bees im•
properly imprimmed and Geed, that she was eat
• drinking women, and that the charts which had
been preferred agaiest her had so preyed nom her
mind as to lead to the commission of the fatal act.
After bearing all the evidence the coroner's jury came to the
conclusion that the police hod been mietekea, acd direeted
that the ettentioe of the watch committee should be sidled
to the eircumataorms. Oa Thursday at the Ifewe-hall, Mr.

the chief eowstalge, 41snipiiiT itliewtk;ini the bee&
bathe facts of :he seise. Be meld he wee • madam to
prove upon the *Adam of four police ollestus and torini
disinterseted wharves. that the deceased was lo the habit
of drioking. A Hrs. Dative was thee swan, said die bad
known the deceased sexism or seventeen She sew
bar last mouth at ilsoperepaed had aodoebtsheweedewk.
Sarah Wood had keows the deoeusd for two or three
years. The last tiros witness sew her she was drunk. Mr.
Bell—l could call a doze. other tritium'. I have eery
great respect for the dead, and for the relatives of the de-
owed, who am highly respectable people, but I have also
past rasped for the police, sad u chief constable I
thought it my duty to briug this matter before the court.
Mr. Lupton—l am perfectly satisfied that the judgmeet
monouDeed by the megistrates was a right so.. and you
bare only dose your duty to the pollee is having axone.
rated them from the Imbued.), that had bees rest epos
them. lam quite satisfied tied than is wet the slightest
imputatios epos lb. malty of the poise to this seem