The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-07 00:00:00

SODDEN DEATH OA A LICENSI
THROUGH A BAR DISTI

INQUEST.-THIS .
This afternoon, Mr. Richards,
held an inquiry at the Prince Albert
place, Poplar, relative to the death of
aged 46 years.
Mr. James Brown, son-in-law of
that the deceased was a licensed victualer,
landlord of the Prises Albert Tavern. 0,
the Ist Instant • man named
was at the bar drunk and annoying
ceased got from behind the bar to put
house, and a scuffle ensued. They
police came in and separated them.
plained of pains in his heart, and sal'
ilk He died in twenty minutes. If
the place even after the scuffle, but .
Richard White,l2,orehard-place,
not ye drunk, but the deceased was
When deceased had hold of Mahoney,
commenced the latter cried out "1
Davis." Witness did mot see deceased
Mr. F. H. Ward M.R.C.S., said that I
the deceased, and found him dead. Th
of blows on his person. lie had disease
he died from the excitement acting
Dennis Mahoney, a respectable.'
fag been duly cautioned, said that
wards the deceased and never struck
°eased who laid hold of him. There'
a glass whith had been broken last
deceased wanted witness to pay for.
The Coroner having summed up,
The jury, after some deliberation, retwasd seed
"That deceased died from diverse of the hes/tea gd
his death was accelerated by a disturbance at the hrl
the Prince Albert, and the excitement cmoill
thereon."

GMAT CONFLAGRATION NEAR EDGEIIII.—PII 1
Dar.)--This morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock, MOO
ere broke out in the premises of Mr. A. MuddeS s=
gentleman, situate at Hyde, near Edgware. TIE
after seizing the whole structure, which wee 01 MMAN leg
and 30 wide, extended to a brick and heti'
lug, 40 feet long, belonging to Mr.
0.
corn-chandler, and also to a small dwelling's.* w
longing to Mr. Tew, who lodged on the estate. 11411
could not be extinguished until the premises id 'sae,
it
commenced were destroyed. The stores of Mr.
together with their contents, consumed, and tits sin
of Mr. Tew wag also burned down. The erilo
diameter is unknown. Mr. Tew was uninsured. ltr.'""
was insured in the Manchester Aim It is set loess
whether Mr. Madden was insured or not.
BRADFORD AND THE ATLANTIC CA TO.
dbli
day morning a large meeting of the inhstatamte
ford, convened by the mayor on a numerueeirt/0
entially signed requisition, was held in the . so
that town, to consider the desirableness of
gratubdory memege to the President, as Aso
people of the United States, on the con .
graphic communication between Great Brines as
American continent. The mayor (Mr. J. P.
cupied the chair. Two resolutions were uns
lied. The first, which was ordered to be
through the local American consul to Preoideet
was as follows :—" That this meeting rers:;
miss of the attempt to connect Great
United States by telegraph, believing that the
union of the two countries will conduce to • het.,
ledge and kinder regard for each other. am'
it will also facilitate and promote
•

firing now guarantees for peace, sum
and contributing to the prosperity o'="1
TZlTess
sefoond resolution ordered that in the moldier
following message be transmitted by the Atlantis/alb
" The President.—Bradford, in town's meeting,
later the American President and peoplo on the a
meat of telegraphic intercourse between the 014_1*"""
New Worlds, to the great trading, 6,t,,...aM1
of both.—(Signed) J. V. Corfu x' Mayor." f °"I
tlemen who woke in snprort of the resolutions MO.'
Rev. J. P. Chown, Mr. IN m. Band. Mr. Aileriose LO°
Mr. John Robinson, Mr. C. Storey, Mr. A.
and Mr. 1t... A committee was appointed to °•",
the object of the reeoltitiosu.
onDzAturrsdaylll,o,llll:. RjotraffiseffotaAeT,
08,:C011000,0105-0,-.13s;
inquest at the Union-house on the body_A'4lo7
sub-wntraetor, about fifty years of ega Pmee"lol
intemperate habdts, and, with his wife, had boot
for several months. On the 22nd ult., why
of intoxication, ha lay down near a brick•kils et
His clothes clothes caught fire, and, to extinguish the* le
into • 5. sod was subsequently found is 0., in
nudity Serpent Smith, bed him rsmo.__
surgical capital. On the taws* Tussle 0'
from the hospital whilst suffering from
On Thursday Be wee admitted into the union, vw.
on Friday night last from the effects of becolutdi.„
previous intemperate habits. Verdict, ime ywr
,
effects of accidental barns whilst in a state
tom."—Leeds Mercury.