The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-20 00:00:00

THE TRIAL OF CONSTANCE KENT.

CHUGS OF THE JUDGE.—(THIS DAY.)
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SALISBURY, Tneiasnat.
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Judge Wipes, in cbarging the grand jury this
m
• 11. directed them to 6nd a bill against Con-
go:. Kent, on her own confession.

!AUL ACCIDRNT TO A STATION MASTER ON
THE SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.

INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
This turning an inquiry was held by Mr. p.m),
far the City and Southwark, respecting the
Its. Gwen Grime, aged 62 years.
lb. Hobert Griffin, said that the deceased was the
at the Commercial Dock Station of the
brim Beltway. Witness knew nothing of the
which led to hie death.
` Willisn Liw Asdrews, said that on last Monday evening,
Wines 10 and II o'clock, he was waiting oo the platform
en Commercial Dock station for the up-train from
Cosenrielt to Loa doe-bridge. It was due at 10.20. and it
bismarrive and 10 minutes to 11. When it arrived, it
se if it was not going to stop, and the station
.„ ma along the platform calling oat to the
com led guard to stop. He got down upon
flt orrali slops at the end of the platform, in his
darn W stop the traio, as it was the last train for that
slow A don train at tbat moment came siring
Mtn ale of twenty-five miles an hour, and the buffer of
liana 'track the deceased on the back with great force
Warn him along the line for • distance of thirty yard'.
%steeple on the platform called oat that the station-
/miter wm killed. He was taken up and found to be in •
dristo_rins.
Amirlie Wilt°, said that he was guard of the up.train
,
ihnowich op the night in question. The train was
en lanes tie last witness stated, bet the previous train
lnlimst Mated. It being raining, the train went ave
ry yboned the platform on mn 00% of the slippers-
he mils. The station-muster was not trying to stop
be nsie, bat he went to tell five oe air female passengers
INS the 10.25 tine from Chariog Cross was coming,
atudb kern their dresses clear of the edge of the
Ilielnationi. At that instant the train nano up and
nrsdn kin as described by the lass witness.
'4IMII Refroy, fireman of the Greenwich train, oorrobo-
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"" esidenee of the gond. and said that the night was The resident body at Oxford Consists of some
.sad it had brae raining bard. Sonic persons
01;0 or 270 wens. Of these 115,5 voted (or paired) for Mr.
nom out, look out ;" sad tbs deceseed appeared to -
"mew to save himself by throwing himself between the Gladstone while no more than 89 voted (or paired) against
thrdso,cs. bat he was struck instantly, and hurled along , him. The remainder ware neutral. Mr. Hardy had •
I majority in three cidleggie only—St. John's, Magdalen,
asiliLßonge. M.R.C.S., staled that der:gamed had 14 of his
.""1-8 os the right side, sod 6on the left. The and Lincoln. The most important colleges were all
Ind lime were ruptured. There was gee a onerleed strongly on Mr. Gladatooe's side. Nor do the mere num-
ef the ss well as other injuries. beta safficiestly show the stinostionl preponderance of
..Th Censer thiring PUT med up, Mr. Gladatose's frieeds. The minority against him at
"'MY retuned a verdict of " Accidental death." Corpus coedited of the President and • chaplain, that
Ilk Otis
_1 nerroult AND 111 Z C/ZIOILD at Merton of the Warden, his two sons, and one Fellow
that at Ranee of one Fellow and two residents is the
was required, it is in each a son. A_
that at Worceeter of the Provost, coo Fellow,
wa.▪
--7"., N that of Orford that forbearance, generosity, town ..
one surely he most justly looked for, and (sunilarly) two residents holding no collegiate
NA a representative as Mr. Gladstone bee or un'venity position. The Heads of Houses were
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Mind to rash sawhs.' Oxford Pude fear °I iihmlim divided nearly equally between the two candidates. 12
thaeld gem ren
remember and most care for. To save voting for Mr. Gladstone, 11 for Mr. Hardy, and one for
hem libenlhrn they have invited the ntru. neither. The Professors wen strongly for Mr. Gladstone,
2• 111earltaa manager' into a University election, and 24 giving him their support, while 10 only voted for his
turf mar the mat toe political pirty. There is a great opponent. The Tutors and Lecturers, who amount to about
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lineal feeling and opi ion in Orford, certaill.3
tog in depth 80, leant to Mr. Gladstone's side still more decidedly.' The
thse,—▪ .57 acted upon b4y44th'estinnluigiumoceis."asddhigeecblairiparDnasalia- 'man Theces were almost
unacimmai saPP°rten at
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the place; and this, well diseased and friesdly Gladstone.
*Mu* tb"7 "ye d"e their hest to alieeste and CHURCH CONSECRATIONS IN LONDON
i. an-• inftrribiint • man who was • living Pima The Bishop of Loudon has fixed Friday, August 4, for the
-r the old end the new might mooed together. consecration of the church of St. Michael and All Angels
Dot the way to cure the mischiefs a now being built, aloes to the Ent ladle Docks.
either in Osford or in the country. Bat the church, which owes its origin mainly to the liberalita of the
‘,l6nee. Mr. Gladstone has taken leave of Orford, late Eat of Ellesmere, contain L3OO sittings, an a which
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Chick show that to the last be wee worthy will be unappropriated sad entirely free. The Rae. Charles
Put Medea in which abe had so long Riviegton Holmes, M.A., of Clore College, Cambridge, for-
"m. They are words far Awe those meaty vioapriompal of the DiOONS• Trebel% Cenci' at
conventional address, in their deep calm, and curate of St. John's, Linsaboase, has bees
*ha ""'"u " in their simple dignity. They will he appointed to the inaIOMMOOT of the sew church aid district.
%a, aeon coons will be remembered as stamping its The bishop has axed Monday, August 7, for the s'ur'eness.
hitretor on this election. And we cannot help think- Sloe of the sew church of All Santa, SarrePerluentair4
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"°‘• han and we
call them worth. The Rev. Oliver Mitchel. ILA., of Jeans
it% read nem with the earnest wish that what lose Cambridge, curate of SI. John's, Walwarth, has bees innei-
-"' "In DM, as it is, irreneable.--Goardiart. nand to the incambincy of the maw aback Led diettiet,