The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-25 00:00:00

TEI 11OHNOND POISONING WA

ADJOURNED INQUIET.—(THIS DAY.)
This aseraing Mr. Carter, coroner for East Surrey,
mid tbsjary ply aspansEed, teamed the ininiry at
the Vestry-MU, Riabased, Mb the circumstances attending
the bath of Labelle Esalmorho, It is saspected,was poisoned
by emell doses of aatimosy sad arsenic, adealsdetsred at Ire-
quiet let/reels. The *dal interest ceased by the extract-
&eery details of this ems app es to lames' rather than
otherwise.

Mr. Haflorins agar appear° kw abs possontion, and at
the corronoratat of the proceedings observed that ea the
whole of the wiled strieros had boas glson beim the
monistrar, ho goal intitavostr as kr as posslble to _
tar the peered tawdry. He reread re the AM Inatome '4.1
to end .s the mike' widow* at Dr. Jells", gad odor
witnesses, as to abs 'meow beim dirk and would Um
call Mr. Pabser, sad ether saatlevers who had wedwesd
the perersorewe sualardoa. He thee& the begsky
sled be wedded es that day.
The Coroner thaw read a hew front the Secretary of Star.
to Ur *Sect that be 44 no power to consent to the attend-
mos of Dr. Smethurst on that occasion, ea he bad ban es

earoraitted for In. cos a charge of 'filial =ardor by the

magistrates.
Dr. Julio was then examined, and repeated his former
evidence se to attending the demand and the symptoms 1.,?,
under which she suffered. Be also stated that the deceased
complained of a hot staaation in her throat, and woo mar-
tog internally from the throat to the bowels.
By Mr. flailantine—ln consequence of the symptoms I
saw, and the opinicia I had formed of the awe, I thought It
my duty to comenuanstet with Mr. Penryhn cos of the igT.
liselassoad magistrates. lam quits sore that the pills I ea
pm could sot low produced snob symptoms. I did not at
ass bar dm. Kr. Bird, my andatant, was present. I Lit.
1.111111.116 d with Dr. Smethurst as to the symptoms a.
atiTil. Dosing the whole time of my attendance I never si.
siboidslond sosonic, antimony, or chlorite of polo'. The at.
Osten whin\ I sot to the cilsoemed on the lath of April
000dsiesd limbs. • sufficient quantity of sulphuric acid to is.
dissolve 11, goalloa, tic. The bottle now produced, and said at.
to ossimis a sisters of chlorate of potato sad arsnio, was lit
WWI osst wl sash a mixture from my surgery. I SITU
Used of sob a mixture before. la my opiates the et.
mos of dna was exhaustion—the result of en .1
indtseles palm team la small doe. Dr. Smethurst go
tell me *et he was in the habit of 'deg
an bjectina of laudanum for the pain In the bowels, sad ea
this would not have been an improper remedy. Dr.
Senetharet told me that the deceased had taken all the et.
medicine which I prescribed, and that he schniziatered it to
the thmented fammU.
By the sompsor —The motion which wee from the de-
emed Ow der prior to her death I pieced in a bottle,
which I mated and numbered, and took to my own house.
essisant Balloattse—After a counderatioa of the whole of a
ihs ems, sal the symptoms which came under your notice 2
dieing the Must of the dimmed, what is your opinion as to
the awe ef dr& ?
Wissuro—l balm that she died from the fatal rtes of
esposOod moll loose of irritant poism. ouch as antimony or
sasoods.
Serisant Ballentlno—Wben you fret uw her, how loag
Is you think oho had been labouring from the effects of such ga
pairs
Wdooso—l believe about five weeks.
Othtermsdioal avidoor—including that of Mr. Dird—
wu
corroborating the opinion of Dr. Julius
se to the cost of Lila. and the inquiry was proceeding g.
when our mart kit. 6%.