The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-15 00:00:00

STRANGE CILIEGZ 07 MANSLAUGHTER.

On Tneeday evening Dr. Chellice, the deputy-
member fur Beet Middlesex, reamed an 'aqui at at the Lob.
don Hospital on the body of James Oroombridge, aged Elm
yeam;tind a half, who died from the of of severe "odds
received under the following circumstances:
Mr. John Beadershall 4301, hems surgeon of the I,inten
Wept tal, stated that the &reseed was admitted on Saturdey
last muff-wing teem severe melds on the lower part. of the
body, se if mused by *teem in a bigh state of tecopereture.
Cstherine Collis., of No. 13, Milk-yard, Shederell, mid
that the London Dock Company had en hydesulie prose
close to her home, worked by a steam engine, the siesta
from whivh was let of ihronah an iron grating. Oa
the day in question the deceased tumbled down or was
sitting upon tee hers while the steam wee coming op with
great force. Witness picked up the deceased who was
perealning sod In great pain from extensive scald.. There
was no protecluo round the grating to prevent claildrea
',nine on to it. The piece was very dmgeress, end a great
number of children had been injured by the steam, which
ha 1 hero coming up the grating ell day,
Willie= J. Mailmen, of the Pier Heed, Wapplng, said
there was a pumping-orgies in Milk-yard, which had been
erected twelve piers. It was n—wmlunally weesesery to let off
the steam to get nil of the " *edge" or dirty refits. in the
docks. The steam was let off by degrees.
Jobe Wilde, estrineer to the London Dock Company, said
that he had oblige of the pumping-eagles, sad bad torn In
the establishment twelve years. The Memo was frequently
let oil, but he wan sot aware that there was any danger. He
could not let the steam of in any other way.
Other evidence having been adduced, the coroner remarked
on the case at some length, after which the jury remained
some time In onmultatiun, and uitime'ely returned a verdict
of '• Iffensleughter" miaow John Wilde, foe canting the
death of Jones Grorontvidge, and an order was muted for
his committal on the charge.

DEATII OF Ma. Jour ADDISON, COCIITT COURT
It Doz.—Weber today to rectal the death of Mr. John
Addams, county court judge, which event tot place at Ws
residers in Whickley•square, Preston, yesterday (Thum-
day) teentiogotbout sine o'clock. Mr. Addison was appointed
judge in March. 1847. when county court. were first eats-
blisted. Hie was Use No. 4 ciren;t, which embraces the
thickly populated distrkve of Preston. Blackuura. Lancarer,
Chorley, Ciaretase. Porton, and Kirkham. Mr. Addison
wait a magtstrate foe the county of friaries, sad .tau for
the borough of Presto.. Be are recorder for Clitberoe, and
has bees twice mayor of Prestos. Al • judge be wee port
eminently popular.
M URDER ON BOARD AN AFRICAN TRADER.—At
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named John lithityre or brought up charged with hoong
killed • cooper touted John Maxwell, on board the MT
Faith, ea the rest of Africa. Al the ore was not fully gone
into we eta only ore that the prisoner ass brought to
Eaglead by tea ship Empress, belonging to the same tarsier
as the Pr* litlfird. J. A. Tobin end Co., Liverpool, and
looted in the Merry yesterday morning, when ha was given
WO custody by Captsin Bolomoa, of the Empress. The
mew of the ship who were to give evidence for the poreent.
tlon were larder ed, and eo incapable of rcanagemeht that
the pollee were err. d to keep • watch on thirm, sad pee
Asa they wen braght Into amt (to-day) sober, Tame tbe
ere will be tally gar ism.
Dynamism) Solcum—Yesterday mining, Mr.
Bedford, the error, maser iatenmeden of the mideocholy
suicide of Mr. Tvedirick Smith, a giallemen reekting in
C.abashdl-semet. Ifielgerwaqure. dower. the wr
43 yews of ego, owl marred, with • yore fealty, had for
sere time per ward from modal dep..-es, and was
.beaded by Mr. Lovett, surgeon, of Upper Beeperortewer.
Be kept but chamber yesterday morning, end net Biala'
tab appearance in the break fart-purer, Mra Bark met •
arrant to his room; Oar repeated kaockinp, wed ow allegille
being returned, an alarm or.. erected, as the door wee fadiratai
Mame. A locksmith befog vent foe the room was entered,
whea the decreed was diecovrred repended to. brew ra-
ps by his silk sockerchlef. He was cut doe., bat life err
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