The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-20 00:00:00

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Sept. 15, at 2.45 p.m., Icornlstcl Land oat of the remainder
of his Doncaster sagsgementa.
Sept. 16. at 12.45 p.m., Misty Morn out of the Chatsworth
Stakes at Cheetatficid.
SeV. 16, 12 45 p.m., Ste:leek out of the Chesterfield
Handicap at Manchesier.
Sept. 19, at 9 a.m., Stratheavir, Hegira, Beethoven, and
Salaamed*, oat of the Cambridpelgre Stakes.

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MeLAIICIIOLY SUICIDE.—On Saturday eYening
Mr. Cockcroft, deputy-coroner for South Northumberlsnd
held an 'comet in the Town Halt North Shields, on the
body of Mr. John Peaks, muter end owner of the schooner
Wensleydale. Mr. Peaks had arrived with hie vessel at
Liverpool a few weeks ago from Alexandria, and after de-
livering a cargo, bad taken his usual round to Fleetwood to
load Manchester Roods for the West Indies. On Captain
Peake's arrival at Liverpool he became unwell, and wee
jolted by hie wife, who remained with the ship. Last Wed-
eeedey he watt to Liverpool on business. Instead of re-
turning to his vestal at Fleetwood, by some meths or other,
he arrived at Newcastle on Thursday, and went to the home
of he cousin, Mr. Hall, chemiat, who thinking that he
did not appear well, acouthereied him to North Shield.,
he (Mr. Hall) being under the impression that Mrs. Peeks
was at home. Finding this lot to be the case, Mt. Hall,
on Thunday night, took Mr. Peaks to the house of Mr.
Hobert Brown, Sidney-street, at which place be has since
remised. Mr. Brows, seeing that Capt. Peaks was unwell,
immediately sent for Dr. Bourne, who has been le ceestaat
attendance upon him. On Saturday wonting, between six
and seven Mrs. Brown went into the bedroom occupied
by Capt. Peaks, and gave him his medicine. He aesred
calm and collected, and asked Mrs. Brown if she had been
to bed. At the same time, he complained of his heed being
heavy, on which Mrs. Brown promoted to make him a cup
of tea. She shortly afterwards left the room to prepare the
tea, the door at the time being halt open. On returning
in about • qteerter of an hour, she found it snecked. Oe
opening the door, she saw him stepended by the neck, ty
news of a silk handkerchief, to one of the poets of the ted.
Sbe instantly gave the alarm, and be eras cut down. Medical
assietance was wet for, and Dn. Bourne and Turnbull were
promptly ia attendence, bat We was extinct. The doomed,
who was about 44 yeses of age, hie left a widow sad four
children. It seems that the deceerned had been worried about
shipping affairs, which had occasioned brain fever. A loaded
pistol and somas belle end powder had been taken out of his
pocket after he was got to bed in Mr. Brown's boom, on
Thursday night. The jury retuned • verdict that deceased
destroyed himself Ina tit of temporary insanity.
OMNIBUS COLLISION AT KENNINGTON GAM...
About 9 o'clock yesterday morning a Brixton omnibus came
tato violent cantina with an Islip/rum cos near Kenoin a-
get., and Mr. William White, cloth la the Bank of England,
and resident in Loughborough. park, Brixton, who was sit-
ting on the front wet of the former, had one of his
severely Injured by being jammed between the vehicles. Mr.
White was at once taken to a munery near, and thence to
feu house, It is stated that the limb will have to be ampu-
tated. The accident is attributed to the giving way of a
hackle in Dismiss of the Bethke omnibus, and the 07111111.
quent starling forward of the horses.
FIRE IN THE W.ANDSWOII7II-ROAD.—Yeeteedity
morning, between the hones of three and four o'clock, a Ore
happeeed in the promisee belonging to Mr. Bowen, ma oil,
colour, and Italian wareboaseeran carrying en besieges at
17, Brandlsty- toreros, Wandswo;th-road. Two engines et
the London Brigade were soon is sttendsnos, and managed
to confine the flames principally to the lower port of the pew
Wan. The damage dolma, however, is somewhat consider-
able, as the whole of the steak he elifilMlif *end by fire and
water. The lose will Lill apes the Norwich Union Fire.
°Moe.

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