The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-31 00:00:00

UECUTJON or TEI OOVANTAI MOAMAR.

(From the Biratiaydeas lowed at Wm day.)

At halt-put ten o'clock yesterday (Friday) morn-
tag Illbs young man, John Kingien, truing swirl
malty of the law at Warwick for lba wilful maim of Al.
wife se Coventry on the 12th of November lase The 01!.

saasleacas anaiding the penetration of the crises, the pi-
twases .asesia, hie committal both by the arrow sad
the as • .11 awl his eubwquest oondeeniass, ca his
ant sateselea, at taw last Warwick Wets, its so trait
is the ptdre alai that recapitulatica beerases anactie-
=Dtaiaß the nine days which have aspen! slats the
. the plane r'e dasessonr, it is ststa, has boa m-
th to his spiritual advisees mad others with
=en a
nemeearily earns In mated. He
ressand from the 'stoop into math he fill ca
reeeiviag aseiterme of death, mad sham that dins
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▪ fla swa of him m amain ham Wei hastily
slept mull—Lets which hear eat the mama of
poi wpm, to the afha Ha the yebresr has beta pea
rely areal dna its seaheramat In the seadonaed cell.
lb. /Alia the wow et is pat, elates that doing tie
sem paled ids asselest has bass yudatisely mod. He hes
syymesd le be szesediagly pealtsai,- sad, Wastrieditne the
*NW eff Ids kes sought ao reprievs, bas spy.-
wady biped died, sad has sew asse espreassi • desire
beat is hie lasi his Muds, birwirm, here swim-
wowed le side • awarsaidlsa el she scheme malty et the
law • bat ea Thowdey mobs Ilse dr Zee. L IL Wid.
Iseitrito Is vicar et Willoge% Cevieby, la width
mil=railed, and wits Whem easetwat
es the Mph, reedesd sa 1)&311 saw
makallsa trem the Leas deredsey Mahn that
the awe was ens is whisk the sissmaq of as mows
could ast be naiad. Oa lisearlay hot tl. saisdusate
onSis ma affecting laundry with his amesher, sad
ea saw ids eider sad briar sad other trisals.
Oa the lama he rinds. salad,
sad the prinearamida 15.,. el his father, realher, thous
dam, sod a ages Issafrest, who, eluded is twassied
hibillosais for air sr dared felStlie. Ailed tie ow.
cell for the het Una On the saw doh whoa
the fatal scaffold ems Wag emend ..tide the gat, the
Rev. Mr. Wariest= pearl sal essaned dr wad
hare with tits ceadawasi ma, wad eventually pee him
the swwwwesi. la the ram of thine esaswessiems sad
prayer, des ptisewer, wilds relesswisolglas Wain wadi/
el death, sad esprossler a boys dal the raw. pathless
would mobe use WI his am, Is his .k 1 .alas es a dra-
bly to star yams ass, mid he Issas' that akar he bed
pamad sway haw Ms lb judos weal& be dose to some
pares et his shaseder Old adios whisk IMO ffit present
naisalareed. He ass rid he reelgaed hi his

hoped as be /wpm the whale the ;We
weak' breve Wm. Harlan takes seoremeat be
said he hit mete cemiort boa be had dais MMo. sad
beds Meow hops that hie anions prepare ft In AI
der kegivemes would be easwersd. Tina, somber
of bans sad Mammals le Mr. Wtddgiay hermonto'
that (anthem to deliver than to varier Mende at Coven-
try ; sad attar ezpreseieg his deamnimilea to seines • few
weeds of warning to them who mine to see him executed on
the ..item, be, with may impresarios of thankblame, took
aa abotionte leave of hie lets pastor.
Friday reeniteg harmed brightly, but we beg the sky
became overran with heavy clouds. The fact that the
execution of Lingoes wee to take place had Iran kept so
anon that the Int reel indicetioa of it was the erection of
the me/old an the platform over the entrance-gate of the
Warwick Boirooo Geo' an the previous day, and home
not more then tlne at her hundred perwme had mean-
bled by eight o'clock, Um hoer at which it was generally
supposed the meat would take piece. Towards ten o'clock,
bowman arevritiramilag the bevy. showers of rain Mat

M, thi aowd toseare engssentid to probably between
e*kt hundred ends amend, the greater part bang female
end children. At hating ten ticock precisely, tat onfor-
enuer swami me the platform, preceded by the
hangman (George Smith, of Dudley, who performed the
mew *Mos in the MO a Palmer), aid secompanied by the
Deputy Under-dherlf (lb. R. C. Haab), the Governor of
the gaol (Mr. Adkins), end two or three turnkeys. He ap-
posed to be smonlingly nervous at fret, and looked eel
end sehoreble. TM rope being pined over his neck, ha
stepped to the railings, sad recovered to moue extent hie
mooted composure, and attmnpted to eddresa the persons
below. The tuna, bun of voices, however, prevented
him for tome moments, end when that was stilled,

and it. coo:mewed 'pokier, to. wind and em.
rendered him almost inaudible. He wee understood
to say. "My friends, I hope that God will forgive
me. I hope this sight will be • warning to yoga I forgive
my wife's father for all he hag dons, and I trod that the
people won't molest bin), or do him say harm." A handker-
chief wee then given him, the can was drawn over his Ism,
tbe fatal rope &dictated, sad eluting hands with biro, the
hangman loft. hinge= raised his face as If in ;aver, and
after a few moments thee spat dropped the handkarehOL
The bolt was withdrawn nadenly, rad • few b. id ma leder
paroxysms closed the life of the unhappy crl•eita After
Imaging the usual time the body wee out down and Imbued
within the precincts of the gaol--s can of lie heed haring
been taken by Mr. Craig, for phrenological purpose'.
Reporters were not admitted m the gate, but it wee stated
that the chaplain, who did not ascend the scaffold, rend 'he
appointed foim of prayer in ths chapel, and accompanying
the prisoner to thy door leading on to the platform, offered up
• suitable prayer there also.
Many reports are abroad as to detained. made by the pri-
soner, but little reliance can be placed to them. It is stool
on good authority, however, that the prisoner made the
following statement I am glad that my wits is eat of
the way, so that she cannot be pulled and mauled about by
her father, and I can die happy now it is done. I did it with
my loft arm ; my right arm trembled so, end fell to my eide
welds." This le scarcely reconcilsable with to. =bounce
of the prisoner's convereasiona with the Rev. 8. H. Widariag-
ton, but, as both came from sources reliable, we give than.,
Shortly after the eiscatiun bad taken plate, a loge number
of persons arrived from Coventry to mimeos the They,
however, with tides already there, quietly cheroot!, sad by
12 o'c.lock Warwick hod armed it. ordinary appearance.

EXTENSIVE Figs.—Yitstorday morning a tiro
samded witE gnat k al prewar, kaki out 6,tw.es Um'
lams of sew sod two ealook os the promos, of Mr. W.
Warr, lassedniper, No. 200, WlltteNtopol.tood. The ant
wss sot sabdastl s,UI gm .orir graved mid On
sajdatag bowls dwmogsd. warp in so-
Imomm Mar MY Mon lb. legal indmogo amd sear
fro Am.