The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-06 00:00:00

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No. 318.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 6, 1847. [3d.

*MI is any part. A little bloody fluid was found in both
ventricles of the brain. The chest showed symptoms of his
having suffered from previous pericarditis, the membrane
covering the heart being alherem In almost every part.
There was • redness of the lining membrane of the air-tubes
naming into the lungs. Those appearances were all
normal. Neither the injuries in the head nor the
thigh were sufficient to account for death, which
I attribute to drowning, from the suffused state of
the countenance, the livid appearance of the lips, and the
dilatation of the pupils. The lungs showed no morbid symp-
toms: drowning may occur without them, though authors
differ much on this point. Most probably ha had been
previously disabled by the blows.
George Henderson, beadle of St. John's, Lambeth, proved
the removal of the body of Buckley trona Bt. John's vestry to
the workhouse of St. Martin's.
The Coroner then suggested an adjournment until Tues-
day in next week.
Mr. Chambers said he had an application to mate on the
part of the proprietors. The machinery was daily subjected
to the action of the water, by which it must be deteriorated
in value; and though the proprietors were moss anxious to
afford every necessary facility for the inquiry, they hoped the
coroner would ruggest to the scientific gentlemen who made
the examination the propriety of giving a certificate for the
removal of the machinery as soon as the examination was
completed. At the same time, they did not at all wish to put
their pecuniary intermts in competition with those ol the
public.
The Coroner said there could be no objection whatever to
this. Indeed, after the examination was completed, he con-
ceived that he had no further power over the property.
The adjourned Inquest was then fixed for Tuesday an nest
week.
THAtotecivitto.—A Piccation by order of the
Queen in Council will be issued at the proper time, directing
• general thanagiving for the blessing(' of the present boun-
tiful harvest. Her Majesty and hl' Majesty's government
are not insensible to the necessity of this proceeding; but any
decision respecting it would be manifestly premature before
the harvest shall be quite gathered In. In the southern parts of
Great Britain and of Ireland the crops are early, plentiful,
and good. Every appearance indicates a most abundant
supply, as far as can be ascertainedi But with, all this
knowledge it is still impossible to decide until the whole re-
sult shall be known. It Is probable that nothing official will
bo announced until after her Majesty's return from Scot-
land,which she will lean in about a fortnight from this
date. Olesrver.

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THE BOMBAY SCTREME COURT.— Sir Erskine
Perry, the senior paints judge at Bombay, has been elevated
to the chief justioeship of the Supreme Court, vacant by the
death of Sir David Pollak; and it is said that W. Yardley,
Esq., of the North Wales circuit, will be appointed puisne
judge in succession to Sir E. Perry.

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