The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-22 00:00:00

THE cazamirous FIRS IN LILLDZAHALL
MARKET.

CORONER% INQUEST.-011111 DAY.)
At noon, this day, Mr. W. J. Payne held an
laqueet in ie scbool•roons of Langbourne Ward, reepeetiog
the eircumetanoes attending the death of Elizabeth Pree-
maa
etie of the unfortunate persons who perished in the
recent fire in Leadenhall-merbet. . _ _

Jobs Musn, TioOaTiagerc7f-the house, said that he was I
manager of the premise. bottoming to bre. Lovegrove, end
was the last person in the bar. He pot out the gee ; cme of
the pipes raa throes the bar. There were cellars coder the
bar and in trout. There was gas laid 00. It was witness's
duty to attend to the gas. The metre was close to the
entrance of the front door. On the night of
Wednesday last he turned off the gas at a
quarter to 1 o'clock, or, more correctly speak-
ing, Thursday moping. He turned off the whole
of the bursars, and he went to sleep at the top of
the house, and Elisabeth Freeman IM the cook slept
together in the floor below. When he (witness) west to
hid he did not discover the leastanaell of anythiag burn-
bg. The night before they had workman pare/ down
the paper and the old stuff of the ailing of the bar rep to I
12 o'clock at night, which had been scattered about the
boring of the bar. These things were collected together,
and thrown out Into the market. The pa pipes bed
been taken down, and the cms that went across the
tan sea not more than three-eighths of an inch in
diameter. Alter the pipes were taken down in the bar two
barmen were alight in the bar parlour. He tried thebarnen
in the bar parker, and by stopping the lapis' with while
Lad he found that they were all freeborn bakes*. He went
Is bed, and heard • great noise about an hour after he bed
coto:abed, and he mime downstairs end toned the bar in
and upon opening the door he saw that the fire was
bet reaching the front part of the floor. The be at
that time did not appear too great for him to eater the
bar, and he thought that by throwing discontented a show
wishing trough he would here been able to extinguish the
be. There was a fanlight on the staircase, and when he
Pine down and found the place cm fire he Tau upstairs
again, knocked at the doors of the several rooms ; knocked
at see door, and heard the cook and housemaid talking toga.
bar. Ha, supposing that they would rush down, desseeded,
hat was met on the stairs by a Teat sheet of lama
The fire escapes of the Royal Society sad the engines arrived.
Hs told the coaductor to go up to the tip of the house, en
be thought there were two persona in the bulling. He mai
breed with the informatics that all were out. The anima
of the brigade arrived in shout belt an hoar, but Bewses's
sea preen* is about five manta. That was the eagles
bdrogios to the ward. The customers were is the habitat
lightieg their pipet from a small jet is the bar. This he
toned off before he went to bed. Thaws was a convenlease
firths lodger', but he always kept the key, end ao ose
meld get to the closet without asking him for the key
[The inquest was ptomain whoa ear report left].

WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.)

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.Inward England and North Ba►

The Nord, in speaking of the manner in which
Edße. Rase Bonheur is to wear the Crow of the Legion of
Hamm, stye :—" She will do as all the ladies boomed
with the tibia& of the ettmeroes eiders for females, that
is, wear it ems the left of the corsage of their dram me the
sbeelder. Austria has one order for ladies—that of the
Inured Cross, the most distinguiabed of all, founded by
the Empress Eleanor in 1868. Bavaria font ; those of St.
Elisabeth, Theresa, St. Aries of Ilneieb, and Si. Am of
',upshots, sdembefion to the three teat bele( obtaised en
elvioli proofs el Debility. Spain has two. thaw of Maria
Louisa and Isabella 11., the latter of whist\ comprises only
feu Ifreeek lodise—the Empress, the Dunham de Valence.
lute Tamable, the DMus be Itemano. and Bedtime Hulot.
?whist yowewes eas, that of St. Elisabeth. Preseta
tam; the Bwas, created la 1441 sad re-miabliehed in 1843 ;
and the twigs, founded in 1814. Roasts, that of St. o°,
Wein* rely ; sad Mexico use, the San Canes.*