The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-25 00:00:00

MELANCHOLY! DEATH OP A WIPIL-ALLIOU
LL-TBSATMANT.

SPECIAL FEEDLOT.
An inquiry was held by Dr. Iwamoto' at tie
Mord Anna, °ford-road, Simsbury, last male& tee;
lag the death of Mrs. Francis Price. aged 33 years
Hr. C. Turner, SI, Boad.street, said that the demi
was hie sister, sad was monied to Yr. Gawp sipi.
hietoricel line engraver, reeding at No. 7. Offord reed •
deemed bad iatenned witams that she did ant Sets.*
with her husband, that he had threatened so intatihi.
and that he bad often beaten her about the heed and ka
with something soft, like a pillow. She maid that dis elta
wasted food, and tritons supplied her with soma
stated, however. that when he was sober he was bad Wet
Sbe had been ill for twelve months past.
Dr. Slater sant that b• was day.n to the losissula
Yeeday last. She died the nex She was mild%
from Wide, and the cause of death was anbaustioe hie
(moral state of disease. Her death might hem blue*
relented by want of food. She was very such amea4
sod there wee effusion of serum oa the Weis.
Elizabeth Foedike, 12, BlusdeSstieet, said that oho 11
lawn the deceased for three years, and bad aerial bet it
the last fortnight. She had been en ost-pantat et m -
*al. Dam died frequently complaiDed of the ill-taimmt
of her husband ; red to Wastes, and
teethe.
She awes got food unless whoa witness bought it be be
with mosey given by her brothers and by Elam hrai
The husband in s so violent at times that the podin lain,
be Galled. He eaten refused her food ;he man to my An
she lay en the bed ill aad weak, " She is dylag beam&
ia drank."
The Coroner remarked that if the husband had eel eilh
cleat food to give his wife he could not be punished WIWI;
but if he starved her intentionally the case would In at
either of murder or manslaughter.
Ada Prim, a little girl 15 years old, said that its hi
never mesa her father best her mother.
Coroner—Have you bad enough food!
Whams—Yee ; Xt. Lynch has sent soma for the be

fortnight.
Mrs. M. A. Endemow,% Moaned, said that shs hi
sees the deceased's hand and wrist black from then
Deceased bed not etioagh to eat, and she had oftin slid I
erbium, " lam hungry laded, sod he will sot Os
food." Mr. Price had stated to wittiest' that he had S t
week income. Witness ussd to give the damsel fah
Her death wee hastened by the ill -treatment to which is
wee subbiet.
Mr. Henry Lynch, 3, Arundel-place' Bansbary.ei
that some three meths ago he had seen marts of vides
on deceased's arms. Whin= had lent Mr. Prins missit
but be ref need to give it to his wife. He ves rebo
eil
give her 21. far ale, ordered by a doctor, while is em
faiot. for want of food.
The Coroner then proceeded to sum up, and sail thail
the husband bad by wilful ill treatment accelerated in
death of his wife, the jury could send him for trill. Id
the evidence seamed not to show that. Other tams hi
supplied her with food. The friends ~f the deceased madk
however, if the jury did not send the babied fa visits
causing the deceased's death, have him iadicted for
tY
essence upon her. Mr. Price could be cambia os obi
be wished, and give say explanation of his triadact.
Yr. George Niel, 7, Offord-road, was then matiaset
sad he deposed that the evidence taken was Dot sll bet
He had not used violence—not direct riotous ,• sad, is*
next place he had supplied his family with food se fa mil
mesas would allow him. He produced bulb lbw* tiff
the deceased had bad wine, eggs. and chops.
Mn. Foedike said that it was she who applied
articles.
The Colour said that that was no matter if the &semi
had them.
Mr. Pries, in answer to an allegation that he hell tem
drank for two moults past, said that he bad not haat
be was an historical use engraver, and he wall net NM
attended to his businees if such was the mu He had t
a little drunk ou account of the Masts of his wife
had five children depending on him.
The jury, after some deliberation, returned the fobs*
verdict, " That the deceased died from ethatibies fria
VW
disease from natural crams, and the jurors kabbala
the husband of the diseased has neglected her, all Oh
his conduct towards his wife damn her ilbsesa W 110
disgraceful."
The Coroner sigailied his approval of the redid d Me
jury, and said to Mr. Prise that he could yet MOM lb
character by doing his d* in respect to the rug @MMus.

•
SINGOLAIL ACCIDENT AT ROILING MILIL.4II
Teserlay a siognitar accident econeved to a men mama lei
Jesse, residing at California, HartlepeoL Jos"
worked at the Hartlepool rolling mills, volunteered Is
win George Campbell, the steam hammer driver, k
fastenier tome screws on the top of the Mame& Ha
parties got on to the upper part of the hammer,
stied
is 'imposter one. Campbell was getting down sa s •
pposed in his descent be caught the " catch," ea IMO
su
est oe the steam. The hammer rose to the top to
framework twice before the steam was shot G. egg ••
poor fellow was jammed into a space of about 18 ,may,
His bawd and knees were severely out, and hi ekes*
much injured, and he is also suffering intim* fres itt
Jima injuries. When be was taken doers he wee 01
ineensilde, and it was thought impossible he could Wiwi
but lent night more favourable opoioas were estamies4
ACCIDENT TO A CLZEGYMAN AT LLANDUDNO'
A sad occident occurred to a clergtmact eased the St
J. H. Pa, on Monday. He was walking alai e's
Panes,
I path which goes round the Oreat Orme', ilea, whet r...!
; bow, it supposed, be mined his footing. 10 w•""Z
ineeis is
sible, lying on the rocks close to the see.lakk kNe...."
tide wee (Din eat at the time, or he woad
unshed away. 'The unfortunate gentlest's wee tablsair
the nearest hotel, where he is still lying in • TerL
groom state. It is feared that the intend Islam
caved will prove fetal. The rev. gentleeese is aleselfr
years of age.
FIARTCL ACCIDENT AT THZ DUZINrLIHN
TION.-02 e arrival a acrowded special ezenreaalma
woe after eleven o'clock cr
on Wednesday sigkli
Duokinfield Station. from Stslybridget, • Pagilerr el V
out of one of the compartments on to the esrePel
'midge supporting the line over the river Tan* •01
into the river. In consequence of the extra leressal;
this Oaths to wee were emplod. •a••••1_ 41_211141a.
scow as ponedele, ma dawn to the river a." 4 Tool
oat ad the river, sad sosveyed him to the Wheal
adjecent to the station, where he was exandesd
Joseph Schofield, large e. It was (sand tbsi bit
•41411 was broken, sad that he was wool' shake*,
faille a depth of 42feet feted+, teasriverl' at MM
was set feet deep. Though sot idered le 41.
Mn ashalisld advised Nat be should be tails st_iase;
tar braise Disivist Isksuirv, hot his isisgdemateltreas
being lass bows bs bis rsibleses h. Park.
Thrseline Istasiold, sad be is as sweeties Is •
The Innis was very 'or; one, the sod MIA NW yes
from Ike statics building, sod Solialteld damn 1100""'"-
until gradually draws en—Lade Mercury. isb Boo*
Sheep and pigs are now insporbsd
Morton hem Promos. The tails of the few Ina eV"'
Tbs pip are of large aim and bays Mg MOP
passive oars.