The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

CHILD AURDBR ..1T BRISTOL.

BRISTOL, MONDAT.
An adjourned inquest on the body of the infant
child of Klimbeth Prig, a single woman, was resumed this
Wbefore Mr. J. B. Gonidon, coroner, at the Lamb Inn,
st-street, 81. Philip's. The matter has caused great ex-
citement in the neighbourhood, the father and mother of
Elizebeth Fyne being in custody with her on the charge of
having destroyed the life of her offspring.
The three prisoners, Isaac Pyne and his wife, and the
younger daughter, Elisabeth Fyne, were present at the
inquest.
Susan Hibbs, the wife of • labourer residing In Collins..
murt, Kingston-road, deposed that ehe had known Elizabeth
Fyne fur the last two or three years. On Friday morning
she was told by Elisabeth Pine's father that hie daughter
was poorly, bat having reason to enema that she bad been
confined, insisted on seeing hued:, and found that it was so.
Elizabeth Fyne who denied it at first, afterwards admitted
the fact, and said she supposed her father and mother bad
carried the child away. In the evening witness was at the
house again, and as she had said something about the police
insisting on the child's body being produced, the father and
sister had by that time fetch-d it. .They took the infant up
into the room where the mother was, and washed the baby
and observed that it had a great misty marks of violence upon
it. She said to the mother, "This baby has been very
roughly used, ma how it is bruised." The father then said,
"it was dead when it was born." The younger sister said,
" I never saw it alive," and the mother said that she never
saw It till it was washed. _

iTstrwitihtiosathrifis et Beamed thmesth must to
P7a, Plaessot
Kn. Keegan. a neighbour, stated abio that haring urged
Wirth totell what had been done with the baby, the
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Mies, the younger sister " up the lane" to show
white It ; Bike kept herwandering about mineral hours,
and thin mid she could not Bud it. They retarard and after-
wards the tether and Bliss Ppm went oat, and ease bad,
with the body to the Off won. Th• ahem Yana bend,
tars (Mame* b. 41.• dint that the Int mew the dial dead
Gm the Isitabint Boer, that bpi Whet them told her to pick it
wilk. obi end_bnip it, and she Soak limit just peat Brew'
le* and Wad ft la this bask giathia, and emend it over
I" ego .014,011/11/1/si sibsills
The mather, Am as, said Uri midis As was gobs oat
is filth a saiderlth, bar orsibler wad dillownd, (sly her
hear being with bar. Mr oiled a wry
nue ware two bed-fnema tilas blanssideliVrai
the ether. The tmesikst IMO.= in the roe" *le
bee rind bar kiosk ad Yr yaw* la this
adjoides. Ilsemelstlameand sees was tiled for pigeons,
and thsa la the aims ems.
BluikatbProta, of the Of Ilibiablik was caned, bat
gave Ms tSist testimony. flee mid that it would be a
M /Nue bar niece would be infiloiantly recovered to
jury.
'ere yellteser, Isaac Ppm, was mind If he wished to put
to the whams. Be detained doing so, and
:a L—aisi ell say what Mind to sap mesa his With
The ingsky WM thou milimarl VII Po day.
Tb• pordoes ID the arab wee soomporabd against lb•
souPlpss. that tb Oho wen Wised b wriggle him out
ad the Ina by a meat way. rtaashrids, *fie had the M-
ini Mb* simabla fir bee. wiensilly sided by a crowd of
masses mei bad sot the poise rameasd him, would, no doubt,
hare bass aseiendy hart,

THB FATAL AOCIGIINT AT KINGSTON

Bf4TioN

Mr. William Carter, the coroner, held an inquest
last evening on the body of the unfortunate man who was
eat to pieces at the Kingston Station an Sunday morning.
Emanuel Dacus said that he was a cosi agent for Mr. Par-
kr, who has • wharf at New Town, Kingston. lie had
knows the dtposessil tbr lean. He entered into the service of
witases's meek lag Monday. He acted as a carmen, and
he liked with hies ever dom. Oe Seedy he expressed A
wish, whilst mining at breektuit, to see Hamptoe-court, and
it was winged that after (Sneer he and deemed would go
together to tliel'aleoe. His siting was stopping there end
he regoseled him to drive then all in a chaise, but be (wit-
ness) objeding to take a horse out on • Sunday it was
arranged that they should go by trek on the South'. Western
We. They let at 10 minutes past three, and got upon the
up-platform at Kingston. As it was raining, witases said
that It was lusty they were too late to catch the preceding
teak, when ho said be should like to go and added that he
did not ears about the rain. Witness said, "Here le another
train far Hampton-omut ; you wait, and I will go and pm-
' care the tickets." As where was away hvet the dressed
a nein (the Necropolis one) came up with a shrill whistle.
He me out, zed mow the last carriage of the up deed
testa peking year a lame Wag, who was lying on the
maids nor the platform, oat the up line. The body was then
12 ar 16 yards trote the spot abbe witness wan stand-
ing. He found It to be the body of a man, lying an
his face with his entrails out. He looked at him, but for the
moment could not recognise him as being his bland. He
raised his hair from off his face, and then identified him. The
Hampton-court train left the platform just as the other
wee going by. He felt matured that the deceased did not
attempt his own death.

By Lie Coit;itift; heard the whistle of the engine
MINIM helme the train came up. Witness's opinion was
that the demised wee In the act of massing the line from
behind, end, not seeing the other train awning, was knocked
dors, and the wheels of the train pmeedirm:

Mr. Peudrey, the station-master, said that be did not
think anything that could be done would prevent persona
from weft over the Noe when trains were coming past the
statioo. It was a wader that two girls bad not been killed
that afternoon, for they ran across just as a train was coming
fa. Had t►ey or the deceased been noticed in time they
would hays bees stopped h• the porter.
The leornsd coroner having summed up,
The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death" through
the dooessed's want of antics in jumping on the line ; and
they renxemendad that when two trains met at a station
• men should be placed to warn persons from caroodng the
rigs.

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