The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-30 00:00:00

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Ohs pm' Mkt, •AM 'few vseui before she died. She

was pNe ayass cad well after her confinement.
Mr. Whim did her death take plea e
Impeotor Griffin—Os the 4da of lea June.
The witeese continued—l seed to go to the house to as
the deceased. She got over her amassment very well la-
thed. At the letter mid of May, I believe it was the last
TumMy is May, she wee say ill Weed. On Thursday the
primer rave her some milk. I law him give it her, and
she berm lease dim* afterwards, sad wateplained of
beininslae_la her throat end stomach.
Mr. StS,—Cee you tell me when the child wee born?
Witasse—Oa the 27th of April. She got perfectly well over
It. The diet time I saw her ill wee on the Tuesday. She
w welitries very such indeed. Os Thursday morning
she wee better, but sitar he gave her the milk lee got worm,
complehted of burs* 'sesames la her throat and stomach,
and vomited airood deal. Sontaitme he wee preent when
she visited. Ha west out and ease hack. It was eleven
o'clock when he gave her the milk, cad he west out directly
afterwards end came back again at one. Nothing was then
sell to hint about her illness. The doctor who attended her
ordered turpentine over her stomach.
Mr. Safe—ls the doctor here P
Inspector Grifiln—No, dr. I have only been able to collect
the. witeeseee. The others are from home. _ _

I['rs stubs oon--tien—ed—WlT paxwoman,after enduring
great sufferings, died on Saturday morning, the 4th of Jae.
The poisoner left the boom on the morning of Friday, the 3rd
of Jun% and wag not seen again. On that day Mr. Webb
mid the elsoesend could not 13 hours. On the Saturday
ale
tispked.
Hr. Sib said this was a case of great importance, and
ought mot to be taken pieotossel. Ho bad heard quite enough
to justify him in remanding the poisoner, and at the nut
esantiaation would take the whale com, if It Irma possible to
pi through it in one afternoon. He asked Inspector Oaths
if the contents of the dacommitra stomach bad been analysed,
and what erns the resale P

Inspector-- n—Tie conten of the stomach were
Ina= by GDr.riff Letheby, and hets found • quantity of can-
Yr. Belk said hewould remand theprisoner until Tuesday,
the 6th of September; but ho would not re-oomtnenoe the
investigatica until the afternoon, when the ordinary badness
was awed of. He thought Ins 011ie of this serious nature
en MtelPitt officer should- be employed to marshal the wit-
nesses and arrange the evidence.
r Griffin—The superintendent of the K Division
will ms, or the inspector at Poplar, to make the WOW
wry arrangements, it your worship desires it.
Xr. Selfe—l do request that a very intelligent oflowr may
Tilliaill=or was then formally remanded until Tuesday
afternoon Sin.

GREENWICH.

Mr. Irma rifssorZel;;Wer with selling beet an
bard M. hunt Mag4eide the Greet Sewers
Ise set big dilly lic whereby he bad reader=
limas le a gerelity sr I
The delbsdeet, 'bridals" frailty to the °barge, had, it
ssilarms iservieirt et this court a few works show for.
u , the Oershirkesre of Inland Hamar, baying
refired hi apelketket fora liorre.
Yet. Trill imishied the mean why the born bad been
retlma ddead.at.. . . . . .

Xr. Dwellq min g that the act of perllament mahed
that parties applybeg for a Hawn should ha in poems of
a how's toted et asestais veins, wed Aging parochial tame.
The plea whose the Item* Alms was committed, been a
balk lying aiaaplds the Gnat ieeterh, wsa not a place
lentils the mwel ad the s.
Xe. Truth rid the defendant moat pay a penalty of
101. sal wets.
The room was pale