The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-14 00:00:00

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,„ anti atter the most
exertions of nearly an hour, during wh,,,htirac;t;"lfsa
feared that the adjoining houses would fall, itt4el,4
remains of the unfortunate deceased Kasle e cry eZIII
The body was taken by the police, acsist
to a public house in the immediate vicinity. r ,-•
amination being made of the body by a srge" 4,4
that, in addition to numberless wounds,
deceased was literally smashed. Death num 4'4 kl
va
esumed &mat instantaneously after the nilareeoh.64l,,V*
Th.t. labonrer O'Suilivan,who was thrown off ria-ea"llt
not sustain, es it was ffenerally believed,
nanny ,ao to endanger ha life ; he is however
rious cone:ition. The cause of the occurreies
to be the Inferior materials and loose work-7141t
adjoining house on the left hand Side is so
fall of the others, that it will doulttlessly be pnlier,
the builders. The entire street in which the ""ti
place has but been formed within the past ,o;"'.oit.,_
wasd dtr:-,eadefruelnilyn7y
It contains about a hundred houses, needy ,6,,Zrok
in
INQUESTS.—ACCIDENT ON THE Ice ETD lA,.
RAlLWAY.—Yesterday morning, between seal 9 74
on accident occurred at the Camden-town sea
Lee, and some other of the porters were Jo mini, 1144
a servant at tle 611
from a train whlchhehaddiedjusint arrived,
ten minutes
hmeinnuLet:
between the carriages, by the sudden hacking orliN
after it hod been made fast, without any signal
that, although he was removed forthwith to th,C.'lle
'leceasedmenea.
given. The
certain parties, the inquiry was adjourn, d ,47(
dCineogpluluee"tygeellowro:npeictaro;im, but, owing to the alleged you „7,1
Monday evening, when, no doubt, the enno!l4
thoroughly sifted.—Sereins BY A SliliCries
—By Mr Bedford, at the Orange, Car.
inn-fields, on the body of Thomas Beard, aged 7e,Ze
said that she had known deceaseei some time by 1, -7 •
the same house. He had formerly boon a '6„ift
and licensed victualler, but latterly had tech an .4
mitted suicide.—Elisabeth Bagley,
a sheritTs officer. On Tuesday morning, Abele
on witness going to deceased's bed-room, aye alt
lying on the floor, with his throat ant, and bwd
from the wound, He had a razor in leisluitd,
he was attempting to again cut his throat of a.
had been unwell, and was obliged to keep hosed, 4
as a stretcher could be procured, the iecested
to King's College Hospital, where be kept gruh4,
ing until three o'clock on Thursday mormeg,
died from suffocation, causer,. by. the seem, of
the vessels flowing into the windpipe. Otter 04
porary in
buying been given, which proved that the mind of fsn
had become
nimpaired, the jury return d a Yerdisse.7,
THE EXPEDITION OF GENERAL FLOIEL-I,
CHESTER, FRIDAY.—Thin really Quixotic expel*
which the Express was the lust journal to ezx
attention, pointing out the utter hopeloyanera of eyelet
prise, at the same time that it deprecated Any
colour of sanction from the Govenuni ut to the ay%
of British subjects into ouch a mail clueade be tat
the attention of the Manchester Commercial ass%
To a memorial on the subject, addressed to tas
Office, the following reply has been receiv d,
Foreign Office, Yaws,
" Sir,—l am directed by Viscount Palmerstas to werevei;
receipt of the lever which you achlreseeti to he; kenliee.ei
of November, on behalf of the director, of the Crenter..-'l,,
ties at Mancheter, requestmg the interference of
brt
government, in order to pat a non to on exied.be 0444
Flores and hia agents arc said to be prepsincvaint eaten*
Equator, and which the directors eneseer lady to ketn.4,
the trade of this cotu.try with South Americ.:sod IOLA
NOU, in reply, that the matter to which this !curt Man Is*
been brought under the attention of her Xhilt•ty*,
that Lord Palmerston le fully aware bow import:int the
can trade is to tbe commercial internee; of thiscounnt-le;
your most obedient, humble servant,
"To J. A,pinall Turner, EN., Pres,d;nt of the
Commercial Association, 31ansheter."