The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-27 00:00:00

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This morning, about 12 o'clock, a disco sent
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ray of a dead child was made in Horeemod-Oart-build.
i{n~e, in the prereate of White( ram The body wee es• e
relayed is a number of the Olerkeniedl News and amested 74,
the appear's°e of haring been hiked, his Min bang ire
browned end onekled.
City Constable Edwards, No. 343 found Um prat is the
rubs upon white lately stood the Horse and Oat public- 100
home, sal from Its offeselve character he wee obliged
"6lee
to plam the body is s eon by memo of • 'bora. „..
It wee removed to some remises of a neighbour100
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1 publiaboc" where Dr. Lee examined it, end ga,
band it to be a female Mild. The skin ma so hallooed st
that be could gine no opiates whether external violates had In
boos owed, bat said that the bortj_ mud be soaked. It had N.
been kept a coneideroble them Mirada, the ooesteble. had It
pawed the spat • shed dam gessisamly sad the pima was 71,1
sot them *ea.

Tel CASS OF THE UNFORTUNATE LUNATIC
Sierras.—At the Lambeth Polthrown" yesterday, Mr. 10
the relieving °Mew of the pariah of St. Mary, IL
Newington, having lase in court ea other business, stated eti.
to the on. G. C. Norton, the further proceedings taken to
by hisa in reference to the unfortunate lunatics, Sarah and
Mrs Dix. whom be brought before his worship on that day *a
week, sad the particallara of Whole OW appeared in our is
journal of Saturday lath Mr. Gab maid that i new et.
warn d the report in the awaspers, two of the Lunacy 111.
00Mtni061060T6 called cr. him on Monday hat, and enema- et
ponied him to the home when the unfortunate lunatics bad .r
been confined. They also west over the house with him,
sad after doing so, Loth gentlemen acknowledged that be
had not overstated the anima of wretchedness and the
accumulation of filth whithiwits, Ma then, lomatible. A
brother and sister of the =fortunate women were examined
and found to be nearly as imbecile as those who had been
removed, at all events so weak-minded that any mown-
tion spinet them for the illtreettant of their atm would
be melee, and could not be recommended by the Commis-
sioners in Lowy. Siam Monday Mr. Bargees. the clerk to
the guardiaas of the pariah, wailed on Mr. Dix, • mooed
brother, residing at Croydon, and from him he had learned
that his father had been very aucciemftil for may yearn as a
cork manufeethrer, and was In circumstances at ore time to
nettle 1,0001. on each of his children, bus reverses baviag
occurred won after, be died in straitened eircumetanista.
After his father's death he, the brother, followed his busi-
ness, and made sufficient to live and keep one of his sisters,
and also to
mho'llow his three sisters ILweek ; hia
brother lived with them, having a pension ea la •
week. All three ifircumetatcse are made know' to the
hard of guardians for Newbsgton on the day before Mum.
day) ; sad it wee also stated that the brother at Oroydoa
had connoted to pay for the maintenance of his two Asters
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. at the Betbrial•grms Asylum. Mr. Cab added, that with
Sittings in Banco.—(Bef ore Lord Chief Justice Erie, sad Nora to the unqualified person. Thomlonn. who attended
dustier Willa Byte' and Smith.) ea of the lunatace, sod exacted l&L a day for math attend.
IeCACIL v. TAYLOR- ease, although It was found Shahs lied never eves amnia
The
plaintiff was a provision mercheet. sod the defier the injarlea she received by throwing herself out of the is
dant wee the canals sad owner of a vessel named the widow, the hoard of guardians gam the ascsolefl di***
Jasper. It was proposed by • person named Bailey thous to their clerk to have him proceeded against and
that the plaintiff should ship geode by
_the Jasper punished.
.th.ter See.,i,...eYraanisoo and according to,,_ethe plaintiffs one. FATAL EXPLOSION OF A LOOONOTITII ENGINE.— •
MU
in 0g0r0M.... watyn.fat.,..,„,Th".."7,`",=_SPer..,; About half-pent 5 o'clock yesterday evening a terrific)
Wks.
The
geed. '"'"" explogioD occurred at the Wes Platting Railway Station.
the plaintiff afterwards received from Bailey • does- The engine mooched to the 6.30 passenger train from
mast in these terms —"Four months after date lay to mLehiater to Bary, being No. 2 of 11416610. Faisinirn's
me or my order the sera of 3001., for valise received.' It =wader., had met drew, op, or wee about drawing
Tr &rated to the defendant, sad eiceepted by hint ; but e at the mum !Tutting platform, when it iniddaly ex- II
there was so drawer's men upon it. The plaintiff declared ptded. a number Of the plates were drive. eat of the a
upoe this initrummit, both a a promissory sate, ns& also as aide of the melee sod d them alighting in Mr. ,
a bill of exchange, contending that it mat be ow or the aem.e held, about no yard. off, mama • child mad
other. At the trial, however, the Plaintiff waso""hiled. Dog* on the head, and killed him ea the spot. Two N
The question tow was whether a rule to enter • verdict far other metal were thrown p6(O, •
the plaiatiff should be made absolute. of into the sameF
field. A pipe, about two inches in diameter, and
rlll.rCid7to*Psiwereduppoet thete 'literal: la sad Mr. Halms andw
two yards long, fie 200 yards in another direction,
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and fall through Viedata of • house occupied by Mr.
The Lord Chief Justice said that be was of opiates that Matthews is smothwasmot. It partly penetrated the
the rule must he discharged. The document as a is- mite. dthe bedroom, io which Mr. Matthews was
theme one, which could not be sued upon until it bad bees O.,„Ag bet bertoestar do pot peen thiningb. and
completed. The plaintiff, if he had authority to do se, „met ;to the sweet below, it fall within • few inches of
should have completed it without such authority, it worth
two children named Aelitne. The noise and coecuesson
then have hem a question of forgery.
were terrific. A clerk to one of the offices at tie Miles
Judgment for the defendant. Platting Station was throws across the room in which he
Sittings at Nisi Price in Middlesex.—(Before Mr. Justice was 'Stied, sad • child that was walking in the neigh-
Beating and a Common Jury.) bourbeed el Athirst-street, nearly 300 pc& away.
VALCORII o. &ELIE —conRIGHT IN " JOLLY DOGS." was lino Maws down. The houses within 400 or
This case was partly heard yesterday, it was an action to 500 yards were vielesey gam, sad the people rushed
leteeef
ere for en alleged infragemeist el the ropy- tato the streets, ma of y them fearing that an earth-
.,„„
er the Malin wag " Jelly Derr or "Slap-bang.* quake bad ItlikpaffoL The driver of the eagles was slightly
The publication anplaised of as an intriegensent we • Mim ed. but gin stake raped =hart. Th. child Dewheg
‘!, Slap-brag or hare we ere spivpalm ;* in the awn of lathe son of • labourer living to Neater's-street, Colly.
Ine Neonates of which the iirris red mad el the bsM.ekaet. Within a few minutes of the mennewee ear-
wads of the Wrath of the plaiatira peat Dictrinsee,ead bias Solettiumt end Muni-
Mr. H. James, this moraine, addreased the jury for the pa, cif the meaty were quickly 0e the spot. *id the
defeadent, contendia that there was so copyright is the body was removed the Dossed Partridge Ina. Now of the
dm"' of the 'Wean 600 g, imam* as the vow is had ; mangers or persons at the Miles Maim station were in-
kern used in a sing writhen fang before that of the plaintiff. I Pired. sad the Mine basin been replaced by another, the
Sae if there were apyright, be sert•seded that the de. I trais preessied co its way.
linden's polka did not amount to at btriagemest. Arremtrreußtreinsuna.—Heveral burglaries have
.114 Heart AIMS Whymotk, a pompom el ease, aid of lalikbera attempted In the Temple. Within the MIS
"I i 108 be wrote • coned "Maples& or the ' two menthe as ma=y three nits et shambles is Horn
id" -
"0" of Solace Slant ^I" the goes there were court have bass " Med f sod in ono Matinee the lock was
the mom&
- "Hen "an s, lore hew w der again, all bat moonshot from the doer. The lon one eoeutted
-Y..t folly fake are we.' Ilan smog this gag at ell the sou• may a tow evesiege Mau The accomat et the chambers
totAnnereems in Leedom; sod ha sold to a pawn soma weetest abort soma o'clockla Me leveeing, sad es lie
the fie" to Ma it kW ER, Wed be gave enether F Men at Mae dime be was earprieed fed this outer
leeeta• lesed Walker, Pennimion ho sing it. ii dam era Os Wait emimfedtem marks if a ksite were
encenNithinthed—The words of the song which be bad ' diesomrod es tbe hisardieer. sad It was evillest that it
jet mentioned did sot recur la the chorus, was the latostba el the burglars to out awe the loth.
Mr . Waitron.,
---- the proprietor of • concert-roam et All the eirenarbesees led to the bast that the buglers
userpee, rid that he had received the song " Bungalow* are well aegealsted with the plots, and the the time
him e eapteta who brought it irons America. Ho sang Wonted tor *dr opersnoim G between dub sad tea
aei f 1 became very popular in Liverpool ; and he sahsti• dimly when the gates ars aimed.