The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-17 00:00:00

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MrSDEI ASO &ACIDIC n THE Tarn:SHAM
Corer-ao y n.—On Saturday a murder wa. divovered to
bare beta committed is White Hart-eourt, Windmill-street,

Tottenham-onirt-road. On the 6th of this month, • mimeo•
table young woman, about twenty-five years of age, took
lodgings et Mrs. Sl'eerthy's, at the above address, bringing
with her a baby about six or seven weeks old, stating that
she was a lady's maid out of place. She had a box of good
clothes for the child, as well as plenty fur herself. She op.
peered rather reserved and not communicative. and went in
and out without excitinx any suspicions. On Saturday she
was observed by the neighbours to come in about half-past
three in the afternoon, anal to go out about five. Shortly
afterwards Mrs. M'earthy came home, and found the child
lying on the hearth rug, with its head nearly severed from
its body, and a rasor lying beside it in a pool of blood. The
mother was sought for some time in vain ; it was found that
eke had left behind her all the elothm, If. Its. tid. in money,
said also a book of the Greenwich, Lewisham, and Lee Sav-
ings Bank, showing a deposit of 20s. In the course of the
meninx two policemen on duty in Hyde-park discovered a I
body in the water, and on drawing it ashore a gash was
discovered is the throat. The body was removed to the
werkhouse, Mountmrset. Grosvenor-square, and there re.
lateby Mm. M'Carthy that of the child's mother.
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.LOsION AND Loss OF LIFL—A terrible =-
ias has occurred in the White Stone Pit, High-
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Birmingham, which has resulted in the death of one
mss, and severe injuries to two or three others. The pit
belongs to Meters. Blarkwell, and on Friday six men
de-
manded the shaft by the skiff. Having reached the bottom,
they were preparing to alight on the scaffold which covers
the " pump," when one of the men, having snuffed •
lighted candle, he incautiously threw the snuff upon the
planking. It unfortunately dropped through a small aper-
ture into the tank beneath, and In an indent a fearful ex-
plosion took place, fur the scaffolding, which was of im-
mense thickness and weight, was rent asunder, and two of
the men were thrown into the roadway of the workings,
bet the other four wen driven up the shaft a considerable
distance, then fell into the tank, in which some seven
or eight feet of water, strongly impregnated with gas,
bed esilteted. Mr. T. Ferday, the colliery surgeon, was
men it attendance, and has dose all he poseibly could for
tilie_poor sufferers.
EASTERS, COUNTIES, MEAT NORTIIERN,
The Great Northern, in conjunction with the Eastern
Union end East Anglian companies, propose to form • com-
er, sod make • line from the southern terminus of the
Meet Anglian Railway at Denims to the Eastern Union
line near Norwich. This line, if made, will open up the
Harwich braille to the Greet Northern, and will also provide
• new line for the Witheth and Lynn tragic to London, in-
dependent of the Ely and Ceinbri rade.