The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-07 00:00:00

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bosoms tainted.
A Moen= Wltrr.—le the list of causes in the
Seesedariee Court, is one in which the Sheriff of Middlesex
sought to recover from one of the securities of an officer In
his swim, the amount forfeited, in consequence of an
alleged bmcb on the :part of the officer. The writ, the
Merited secondary told ti.e jury, was 47 yards long.
FM le TcrrreeHeM-COlorr-eoAD.—Lest night
about half-past 10 o'clock, a fire broke out upon the extensive
range ofpremises in the occupancy of Mr. Clarke, wholesale
bed end furniture warehouse, Tottenham-court road, at the
censer of Store street. A pee& passing saw smoke inning
from the shop window shutters. An alarm was given. One
man, by leaping out of the first-floor window, succeeded in
effecting his retreat. An escape was in a few minutes on the
spot, but by that time the flames had fired every compart,
meet of the bedding, and they were rushing out of the
various windows with such impatnoeity as to p t the
machine from being raised either in front or at the sides of
the hoses. It is supposed that the whole of the residents
escaped. When tho engines arrived the who's of the pre-
mien were horning so furiously that the hamlet in Store-
West and those adjoining Mr. Clarke's place of business in
Tottenharmeourtroad appeared doomed to destruction. The
firemen, however, succeeded L confining the flames to the
premises in which they originated. The fire was not extin-
guished until hellion 12, it haying by that time destroyed
the whole of the costly stock-in-trade, aid nearly gutted the
building. The houses on; either side in Tottenkameourti
road and Store-street have remained material damage by
fire] water, and hasty removal of furniture.
INQUESTS, YEBTLEDAT.—CUOLERA IN Sr.
01011001 la Tall EAST..-4;00111 Mr. Baker, at the London
Hospital, on the body of Robert Bennington, aged 20 a
Nieman belonging to the Lucinda, But hob man, who died
from Asiatic cholera on Saturday. Mr. J. Malcolm, surgeon,
deposed that be wee called to the &aimed on the afternoon
of Friday, when he found him exhibiting all the symptoms
of Asiatic cholera. As it was difficult to procure the mea-
lway remedies in the house, witness applied to the Wapping
workhouse for the use of a warm bath, which was at first
granted but afterward* refined, as the matron had act the
sanction of the guardians, or the deceased was not residing
in that parish. Witness administered calomel, opium,
brandy, sad other remedies ; bat finding that he could not
get the proper assistance, he sought an interview with Mr.
Wilson, the parish surgeon, and when that gentleman arrived
it was agreed to send the ease to the London Hapital.—Mr.
Wilson trusted it would not be thought that he had been
guilty of any dereliction of duty, but the fact was no arrange-
ments had been made by the parish for cholera patients.—
The Coroner said he had hoped after the letter he sent to the
Beard of Guardians, respecting two deaths which had pre-
Moody occurred in the same house, that some temporary ar-
rangement woul have been znade.—Mr. Malcolm stated that
he considered some temporary accommodation in the with
absolutely necessary, as, in 19 eases out of 20, proper ass:st-
ance could not be obtained.—Thu Comer observed that is
his opinion the parochial authorities were somewhat remiss,
mere especially sure he had drawn their attention to the
previous deaths occurring in the locality.—The j returned
a verdict of " Natural death from Asiatic cholera, " and
recommended the coroner to write again to the Board of
Guardians to make suitahle provisions in cue of cholera.—
Tnnss Cases or CHOLERA were inquired into during
the day--one before Mr. Baker, at the Islington workhouse;
and two before Mr. Bedford, at the Ilillbankison. Is
each ease a verdict " Died of Asiatic cholera' was re-
turned.