The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-26 00:00:00

upon ._
with dreadful

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Mr. -
last evening,
Commercial-
aged 48 yes
Samuel
hig man,
with his
met her
John was
which ha
drinking.
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o'clock
Oreenitei
Upon r
John
he gat
hand-,

Frail
Witne.
we■ ACCiI
great r
wee el

log, and
appeased
leaving '
room.
Frail
DOSS
tion
find it
on the
Mr.
the deoeaeed
from ww--
weight
injuries.
had
had

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witnea
caused t
however.
the cue
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him to the el:own benefice of 14t Peter's, in the pariah of
Xarylebone, which he at present bolds.

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maw. 'AMC DO W./MAIM LAW Err nifialart N C jth ---
of Kr. Bea -
31STER sobiznarrALLY =LED BY am (THIS DAY.) he_ iesjeld
BROTHEL --..--. Oir"7-fifu . • •
▪ Richards, deputy-celestes, held =AWNS* VIOZ OHANCELLOR STUAR7B : , , woes had '
owning, at the White Hart Tavern, Greenfield-street, (Before Mr. Hall, Chief Ckalk. ' '..
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rencial-road, touching the death of Mary Ann Chasm, rex COLONILL AND GENER•L nal coarant ~ ,
48 years, who was seculentally killed by her brother. This case exemplified the railway speed wpdh - . eaditootthl
moil Maws, 70, Orwenfieldatreet, Ifile-end, a week- oeed: in
_Charteety are now conducted. tge week
ran, said Mast en last Saturday evening he went out Mr. mused Wiled for the appointment et ... ' Kew& •
hie wife to see her brother, James Frail, and they •••• , had for SOH
her brother John who was vm• glad to see them. littrzi.., Clerk seed the urgency of the ....- satersal "
less not then drunk, for he had had six hours slesp, Mr. Reward said property to a jute aanient. ~ gag the p
k bed done away with the effect of sane previnps In Strain, would be secrigeed on a - , . ~ 7 for lamer
ing. They went to the Bell, in Aidgate, and then was forthwith appointed. Allthedirectors and :, 80"._,_Ifse.
g seven parsons they had five pots of ale. At 11 I eioneented to the epedication. It was • volunteer . t 11121. non
i
dz deoreeed invited her brother woe to sleep at 70, 'under the superman of the court. Three
em i E. • :
afield-street, and he agreed to go. He was sober. shin to 20,0004. in Span, wider which the proten,
i arriving at the house witness opened the door and ate., amid be sold, and judgment could be lipid iii, erAllfDift
Frail went upstairs first, deceased folletheg._
it half-way up he evideutly maned his hold of the de
Chief Clerk raked bow it wee poems ~..
.-rail, being half sleepyand be fell backwards Mr. Howard said they °mkt et care, khan; Ir
"If The . -
as
deceased. She w thrown down the stabilise* gentleman was coming, and he weld have Para bald at • .
dreadful force sad fell an her bask ia the peasege. geed RD Bras set •
t fell on her with all his weight, injuring her terribly. The Chia Clerk offered to do all he weld, sag Ortiz
The • •
less was sure he was sober' and that the occurrence were taken at caw to make the appointment, and is .. the
accidental. The deceased was got up, and being In monied. with Sinai& •• •
• . adored a ~ -
, Cvi°7
t agony, witness went for • doctor, but am his anger, Mr. Hall, the chief clerk, concluded his list, cad • • of the .et
shut, he did not want to make a disturbance by knock- the hat time as vacation clerk, having with w. ,
and he waited till next morning. Then finding the the other chief clash of these chambers ..,,,,,_.,,
amid very seriously hurt, be went for assistance, through women' wen with much urbanity, .
hag his watch on the looking-glass and Frail in the _.. ,
on bills
a. On his return in a . few minutes, be found that COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. • for the •
I had run away, carrying with him the watch. Wit- (Before Mr. Commissioner Winetee.) k 0002144 r .
I went at once to the police-station, and gave informs-
.of the robbery • but the police had not been able to lal RR PEMBERTON. • 80
___,. •
The bankrupt, William Augustus Padkr Peregii I 0 isse`'"
any trace of Finn or the watch. The deceased died was described as • conaminrion &gent, of .'. add, and
he Sunday evening.
tr. J. W. Kay, surgeon, said that he war called in to Old Bread-street, and of Horton, fOrMaii, . , • §a. To
This was the adjourned sitting
for order of "'mat' au
odeceassemeedinounernalSunilainiyurieumorn,
cuumedmg, anbdyfuoufuund
.huerdsauffhoseril Thauesuluvecouoirts,agguellutawhish alreadyhalkbelimuy
207peadedatu. is ;
Thliorei
.t 0..•
ght falling on her. She died the same evening from her deb•• 4,0001., and terns, hew es ......... made y eiedgen tb
~ P
'ries. a freehold estate in Lincolnshire, 11,50 x,
-"' aswal • tied of trial
calcueiseraant said that the husband of the deceased Mr. bleu, for the henhinft, saw foe
an . . lees of 1.
the complaint about the robbery se stated, and she _ not ~.,„. _,,,, ripe ,_,_ „, , ••,
, given the same account of the manner in which fi're'sea""',„. ;or ellbentelrinesweiwpthoorfieithes .0„,-* • thalifeetuw‘e;,
eased had been injured. Freil had not been found. , eedeeed. arena on
he Coroner said that from the statement of the first mew' w" beak in
, it would appear that Frail had only accidentally TN RR 30(51211 BROOW.—APPLICATION FOR Nana jodspand
nor it
• death irf his sister ; the robbery of the watch, Ibe bankrupt was deerihed " late metals h ~. menthe
waver, had under the circumstances nothing to do with Regiment, formerly of Poonab, Bombay, Lao ow no own
• case. Hotel, Jernimetneet ; Scofield, the Isle a Ma; hill irbe bj .
Cho jury returned a verdict "That the deceased came Ireland; Duke-street, Manchester-sousre ; and ge. bed beltBi
her death through her brother, John Trail, accidentally Meld= and Blab& lie ascribed his tailors to in* ' mann
Ling down stairs upon her, and so inflicting on her money of income and stoppage of ammo fifth • not -
sus mortal injuries." father. The debts are about 601 E. -.., . h
Ile same coroner also held an inquest upon Ann Gam- Mr. Bagley supported the application. .
e seas ran
Mr. Reed opposed on behalf of the
Ille'sagdsedy eti:ionythlnrelaa' whot- In"
killed
by
falling
downstairs
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with
.andclotheaC°7 tato. Irs'lre vHalisuleilindellof upwargragli 1 thaige7C° rf.
['he deceased, who was the widow of a messenger in the Lha _bankrt,
ivy Council-office, was housekeeper at Mr. Barker's for wa;roationei rhuouldr":llndv.a nooverilumenj. BS that 4 f and ••• ~
wn-office, at 91, Houndsditch. On Sunday evening last '(at the al. et * the corn'
sale going downstairs she slipped, apparently through •••Zerbisee• embed if any benefit
weld •1 ' to cadet
Minns, and pitched headforemost down the whole Sight
estate from the Immediate release of the haairea,""" 1 endifik"ric
neeted, and if released he would be able toseihi ' 1.• ' =
e was taken up insensible and removed forthwith to the Mr. Bagley said that the bankrupt was very taw' ~
✓ital, when it was found that her skull was extremely
,ctured. She died in a few hours. with a view to making an offer to his medium gar - poneace
The jury returned • verdict of " Aocidantal death." already offered 10s. in the pound, but that beg Is ' All the
refused.
ROBBERY AT HAVERSTOCK-HILL.
---....—_ bankrupt had been requested by the Cam •7 ' under t ,
It
wia
stated'
in
the souse
_thac:ur:etileiwand.e
4wtasiledeulandnothisthel7tioded
A robbery of a most daring character took place in India to rear 148
_commission in consomme d & . a reserve
re the sitting for the d
the residence of Mr. Hamper, Windsor-optimise, Haver- Po!'" with hia brother officer'. , was 1,11 •
ock-hill, on Wednesday, the 24th inst. paying
It appeared that some person or persons had climbed the
elresaisepp"l„lafirenalloounraitligag good ' ' '
irtico of the front door facing the main road, and from enabled
once to the window of Mr. Hamper's bedroom, sofsgPaes.• they had
hick is about four feet shove. The window was ' re ne C. REYNOLDS. seated
observed
few inches open, and • tin box containing all Mrs. ,_,_
__The banfir?l4,,w,,.„as. • carpenter, of Rdeardareethr•
•mper's jewels and relics was standing on a little scaae- Debts 4°44 . .. showed •
.ble in front. This the robbers had emptied of its con- Mr. Brough opposed for a creditor, end aid de As. pandit*
ruta, and throwing the box and o small bottle on the top 'mime_ lion
lust had•Yerdict
had immediately conic to_this court t. H. vu 11 a that the
given againet kin folle h' .• AEn
t the portico, had succeeded in making their escape. A. an •m. for breach of promise of "Wile. II 11 • been do •
ceipt of weekly wages at 3W., and bad a kite Ina I South
Ad watch and rings stood on the dressing table, about
sonie property worth 1,500/. settled on his site Ise The C
wo feet from the box, but these remained untouched,
therefore asked that be should set something lathier th The S
titer because they were not seen, or more probably
cocase they could not be reached. At the timemeeting
f the occurrence Mrs. Hamper was in the draw- P• tot
d
his debts
that
one
of
his
debts
hi
hie The Cbt that pu
itroom, which is situated beneath the bedroom,
eon, iracted. . at Lowestoft, which place was sat —••••••••'' b it was f
ad Master Hamper was in the sitting-roots be-
iw. Both Mr. Hamper and his daughter were out. um 1,01W:el% • (Hear, la
be jewels were seen all safe at • little after 5 o'clock and After hearing Mr. E. Reed for the bankrupt, 't Mr. •
His Honour granted the order conditional a its bed '
he robbery must have taken place between 6 and 7. Mrs. red=
rupt's reversionary interest not being sold eithall es , would
[simper hoard no noise whatever, but having occasion to
musucidion with the opposing creditor. Mr. :.
o upstairs, discerned everything in perfect order with of redo
he exception of the missing box, and the window being _ _. _. _ ___
ride open. There are marts of boots upon the facing of leg the
he wall, end on the rails which ram about a third of the CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. the •. •
rarities
ray up the portico. (THIS DAY.)
of the •
The value of the property Is estimated at about 401. —..----
An active inquiry is now being made by the police. (Before the Recorder.) ear .
THE CHARGE AOLINar 744 E POLICE
WEATHER REPURT. -(HUB DAY.) The trial of the police-constable William Dort, I AS.
--.. perly, was resumed this morning at half-pert 111threk to ..
FRIDAY, °Mega 28, 8 A.M. Mr. Cooper proceeded to sum up the earn eons •
that had been adduced on behalf of dm ddadat b matte
r. 1 Hanle& Hek commenced by observing that if be bad sot kit es. Me. •
B. IT. W. Ks" "----4.---•,. D. w' R. 1191°. the case wss one of extreme importance-sot wife 6 to ..
_ _
Kate tem In R.R. 1I I &fit e- I r from availing himself of his right to ailing de Ni opini •r
abordsms a9l3 95 39 W. 1I I W.S.W. b strong and should have left the decision in their Weir wit Mr.
Leith
firdromen .97 41 EN.E. 2I 3 S. b— f could be arrived at was that them was as heals The
efirwwca'also„„, "121•9' " o'Vl. aI 2 W.R.W. co 1 tion for the charge that had been ads air now u •
great .
(lap,..oTead.-2,-,1 -- ,--. -_ :i : -._ .: -.... : the defendant and his brother constable, sad the 6
Uverpool —.10.01 44 N. .I 2 . N.N.W. cs i jury would return •• verdict of acquittal. TM hi* ' Mr.
of lia •
0/grimed low 44 W.N.W. 1 4 N. e— S nowewer, appeared to him to be of such greet Moms
renzanee.....30.04 48 N. 41 5 N.N.W. hcb 0.20 s that he felt it was his duty to call the &naiad e it veer
greet r *96 48 N. 6• 6 W.N.W.re 0.24 4 jury to the principal facts that had been broiled firerthe s .
lusters. "18 63 N. 2 3 N.
"'— 1 2 in the case on the grounds upon which he wow telbe 0 The
Rochefort 19.80 se N. 4. 4 N.W. ro 10.83 2
Plymouth
Weymouth
Portsmouth 29340 48 N.N.E. 3, 4 N.N.E. c —i 2 feared to the account the young men l'earte sad Pyi is
London - given of themselves, and the character and behind Ai spirit
bei
He I
acacemagYannoum-i: 3p26:3391 6°43 55: 61 :31 1 N31,17E: "" 107,3' : other young men who had been eKannaed ta kW
of the prosecutors and and urged that it wai day da corn.
shields 29.99 49 N.E. 2 2 N.R. o.— I 2
Helder ! -1 - - -i- 1 _ they were in the habit of being out late at sit% if,,_ ' Beedjofimbu
j.tecni..t...
women and frequenting public-houses, and ha tlestica
REMARKS. dui jury would agree with him that there could In se , Won •
Barometric pressure has increased from two to three-tenths ofother
an inch over the British isles since yesterday. In Scotland rem- that these young men would not be likely to obeli 81
tient money for their expenses by honest indully, •;' the t .
peratures have again fallen. The winds this morning are light in Stag MO ' unani •
mid variable on our northern and western coasts. and light to that it was very probable that persons . , ,
moderate from between N. said E. on our southern and eastern were likely to resort to dishonest courses to obtas Rs
coasts. - to supply their extravagance. 31r. Cooper then the! •
it di •
to say that he could not understand what parable Mr_
c inie
SECESMONS TO Romr..-Four junior members of could be assigned for the comma:Mon of such ~ , the
:
Th •
the University of Oxford, one of them a bachelor of arts, crime by the defendant and his brother coastal's:las '
who has taken a first-class degree, have just gone over towhit •
the church of Rome. A fifth went over at the beginning nothing but their duty, and that the defeadastscrof ' Th.
of the vacation. . rjyethuanteausucaluinu,c,:riu'duewraustion thatof
talhle the
cmim facts raid . ' repo
The annual meeting of the Colchester True Blue e3beu_anc2.,r4ottendeiudteTdhlre was
souse
applause
sbrag:l":: O.
IN
ar. . Sleigh replied on behalf of the proem .
Conservative Association was held on Wednesday evening, complained in the first place of a number of inlBB M.P.,
Mr. F. Smythies presiding. In consequence of the increasing having been called for the defendant, of whoa 0,01, a,
is can,
numbers of the club the meeting took place in the Public- previously heard nothing whatever, and had set
_.,110 1 . (4,,iy
hall. On the right and left of the chairman were Mr. add
Kerslake and Colonel Learmonth, the conservative condi• hem
theaigh ststetmeoPnPeartunimadteyboyf Dthltackui,°.a inlfltuhteeskidwwbseim7Bl
dates for the borough, and there were also present Mr. day,
Lim
}fat
tofortthheecihainxecrge
uhteionseidooittar4 . A
G. M. W. Sandford. M.P. for Malden ; Major Jervis, have been supplied with the meaua of ascertoeistrr, the
M.P. for Harwich; Mr. P. 0. Papillon, late M.P. for Col- they were speaking the truth or not. Hs thratair ' and ,
cheater ; Colonel S. B. Ruggles-Ernie, the conservative all the material patois 8w •
attention of the jury to by . .... oboe
denim for the prosecution, and concluded ex .
candidate for North Essex; and • large number of the his opinion that the charge of perjury had MO - I
the •
leaTheg din coniervativer of the district. established. on
cattle plague is reported to have again broken The jury, after about an hour's ileliberatioll,. ' 8 their
out in tho North Riding of Yorkshire. It has becomeha. •
:
necemary for the farmers to provide store cattle, and, _._ _ _ -•-
into court and gave
.___.............. a verdict a Nat Gailly.
Wu
among others, Mr. Hawith, of Habowits Farm, sought a THE POLICE COURTS. eagle
fine •
supply from Ireland. Among the herd he so imported the On t
(TH IS DAY. )
rinderpest has broken out, and it is mentioned as a singular w. :
7 km
fact that it was upon the same farm, and also among Irish KARYLEBONE. ; and
cattle, that the disease last year made its first appearance • STRANGE EL...PEMENT. . 8...
in that district,. A dwarfish-looking lad, who said he was 1.74.! • A
A correspondent of the Indipendastee Beige but who did not appear to be more this -w
mentions that the Empress Eugenie since her return tothey
Paris has made a "station" of two hours and • ball dura_pr
quantity of au. ,
namedl:
aß:dwatertabrfugt.,t of
u up on
001. 11,., hCiahnuueireie.liiiinensitsaintrort:thior
are
tion before the lamp of which she made a present to the of James Denham, coach-builder, as No.l, Ch - am .
Church of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires. The Empress Wolverton. we .
was accompanied by • single attendant. Prosecutor has been married to his presence •
• bu -
Ars and they bare a family. The Kirov , a
em
considerable number of copies of the Duc Lb. ' •• • , lat lege:i
nof frequently visiting teem, an,
d'Aumale's pamphlet Le Bilan de la France have been Dennison became wrapround of bun, slid they arms of •
We
seized on the French frontier.
THE NEW PROFESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY ATa . .
debuted Tuesday
together''
toteLoaindmoinn,
snwdhewrcif,e.up to yesterML."‘ •
Wei!
rehended at the Ruatac ow.--,,,
' CAMBRIDGE.—The Rev. Frederick Denison Maurice, M.A., The Prima". was aPP inquire iiiwr . box dew
who haa been appointed Professor of Moral Philosophy at which place he had gone to of e.
• Cambridge (not of Theology as stated in scram of the miff
• morning pa pen) is the son of a Unitarian minister and twined the above mentioned articled.
ti e owe, no
du •
' was born about the year 1805. At an early age he entered is •
or
' as a student of Trinity College, Cambridge, and after- SOUTHWARK. is
~,..._...T.7.__...6,..L....ta...._.,_
.._blei w......asuourhdeoref
Dud
atug6tatmetuur
. St i •
' wards migrated to Trinity Hall. He did not take any .
1 degree in consequence of being unable to sign the John William Wingil
ebbRZZI, a EnMlhEiNdTic'")allP. etlen°l- —.A.l4' and
•
, Thirty-nine articles, but afterwards on becoming • man, was placed at the bar before
uits._7
member of the Church of England he entered at Exeter warrant, charged with embezzling about suet
College, Oxford, and took his B.A. degree in 1831, hionag of Mr. Andrew Beattie, silk, i.,rotton, ane,7.7-1
' had among his college contemporaries Dr. Manning, titular Charles-street, Hyde-park i Cluib,,rwil'mu; .. .
• Archbishop of Westminster ; Dr. Wordsworth, Bishop of 71, Oakley-streetaambeth, by whom be PO
. St. Andrew's ; the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P. ; manager of the latter establishment. ~__ tad cue
Dr. Travers Twin, Mr. Henry Wilberforce, Archdeacon Mr. Edwin, who appeared for the proslMl oil! two
Harrison, Archdeacon Browne, and others who have risen ON prisoner had been many years in l'4l' 7;,,i; ssi . can
✓to high positions in church and state. For as manager to the business in oal.cicye_., bey
y some years he was chaplain to Guy's Hospital ; utmost confidence WWI reposed in b0n,..718 aril Vas
the
n and in 1846 was appointed chaplain and preacher to however, had lately reason to suFPecethowei he tiles
6 the Hon. Society of Lincolu'frinn. About the same time round to some of the old customega, c u ,_ _aer ,
me •
, he became Professor of Divinity in King's College, London, sent their goods elsewhere, he found
.h t rf: pal!
or
•• but some lectures which he delivered to the students, in for some years hem alattdasticelY oirn, ing °" , ein
it ..
's which he controverted the doctrine of the eternityof future with those customers with prat cutt.r 1 isu iyi
ca
k punishments, so alarmed Dr. Jeff, the principal, that Mr. he had received money to tl:e an,ount of
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va
a Maurice thought it well to Tenon. He has beenavoluminous had never accounted for it in any wily. . r",,;(„e ors
. writer, amongst his productions being "Eueteee Conway," was only prepared with one svitn,:ehr. ilit
hteneitum ta
a novel, works on moral philosophy (which recommended the proceedings, and after calling
e
~,,' 4 et
bet
• him for the professorthip),nrediaval philosophy, thoPenta. worship for a remand. in.
a teuch,education, and the donne of the Bible. Re was the
a founder of the Working Men's College, which is at the pre. CoM.,iudyElersir a
ha
Lc sent time in full and successful operation. In 1860 on the with Mr. Beattie for some years, and I°,2.4sest *a ha •
death of the Rev. Edward &ghat, the Right Hon. William dyeing or cleaning were sent t
i1..."'".. _..,110.- tu
n I he., Booth
employ of
t.iMaese•et_tllikeireeliel,„
Cowper, M.P., Chief Commis'inner of Works, presented finished, and they were fp:mi.:lly brin 0; .
it I isii„., ~.. .).... 5.,,,5,n h.nsfies, of Mt. Peter's_ in the nstrish of goner, who received the mono. on the prow ,rtodes
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