The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-07 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

Dwain. Ohr 4 MAR lILL3D BY A BULL IN
THE CITY.

Yesterday Mr. William Payne held an inquest at
St. Barthoiremites Hospital en the body of James Beret.
Willisr Beer,cfShoe-leae, grempaaar and carmanjaid—
Oa the waning of the leth of December he ma standing on
We pavement in front of hie hem, when he saw a number
aflame, tannin in the street. Ha a/so saw an ox driven
hem Stostecetter-street into Shoe-law towards Fleet-stmt.
At the emir of Stenecutter-enst the bell batted • man,
sad knocked him down. The ball than west up King's
Heed-oourt, and when about half-way up it knocked a woman
down. He went on into Goagh-equare and from thence he
made hie way through • court into Fleit-strest. Aa he was
gain down the court he attacked the deceased, who was
smug up the mart in en opposite direction from Fleet-
WM. n• dearsad me carrying • bag mom
his shoulder, and the ball batted him against
the wall. The boll them mat on into Fleet-street. He
stepped to awl* the demised. but he beard that the ox wet
an to Whitatrers Dock, where it ma secured. The
deceased bad not time to get out of the way.
Matthew Heed, of No. 1, Peabartan-row, Gough-square,
said ha took the demand to the hospital.
Edward Boakinghaia, City police sergeant, No. M, said he
was 1a Faeringdoa-street cc the lath d Deonebm, at a
quieter poet lire in the eveabg, when he raw • white ball
corning aloag the footpath as As east aids of Farringdon-
Meet. A low rabble was Mowing and making a terrible
noise, which seemed to emits the Metal. He saw • female
knocked do era by the bull taming against her. The bull
ran on into fitoescatter-street. He attended to the female,
`A bull

and took her to the ,hoe and afterwards ha r, the tw..
in the dock at itek. The drover al the hell, with
belga No. pkwir.anaions to pi it Into a sostvssace. Re

MI R irimr wry. 1111115 air ay ipm oaf wrnmar ••••
Weld Its non the mob immemsg. A great many boys
wen stiployed at the now otitis Morbid, bid as soon as
they got near to the City they shirked of. Drovers could not
got employment as they had formerly done in oonseqnsoos
of so many boys bring astyloyed. The men, toe, seldom
won their badges msgt when they came into the City.
To a joror—A Amato was ing to pat two &Mtn Into
11r. Potter's shop in Farrftgdoo street, when the ball pat
his had through the window, and soma pieces at gimes
won taken out oiler hoe.

By the Corm7r—An akar Is kept at the sorer of Flee
ere on Mondays end Frier° prevent obstruction. There
Is mere ebelna now ten then was bee the market
wee eternal, bemuse the bees OTh down in larger aurn.
hear The miceo gime, beer very well.
John courses k 80, ha saw the beast in
and from themes k was drive into Earring-
ileserniagirel bitis drover's nee our William Harper. The
bell van from Farringlon-strest into Stonecutter-skeet, and
then It termed into Child's livery stabler Another create
we. then at the time. The ball ran Into the have moose,
end eel bar been seeneely peened up, but the Bey
-
stable keeper b • would turn It out Witness told be
that it bed blared several pee*, emil II be el se lei weld
be held msecerble for any eerie that !night be axissimed
thereby. The other coremble then triad to close the gee
to keep he is ; but Yr. Chad, Jun., rid two or One al his
say see the animal with mice and eel it out into
leenceter-street. Young Child, who turned it out said it
should not be there, that It V. a " line lark," andirichr
lesertily at it. It he eared a kraals down la F
street, and had done ether lemexi4hilti,ld said he did not
are--it shoe' ark he Me, the drover told him
that be he re for a am drover said the bull
bread to Mr. Mee, of Poseth, end that be was in
the elle. Fl.iahr, of Nine Me.
al , ester pelletenstable, said be saw
theaINIS het . Mee slab* end that thee taw, by
ceder sleek rester, began besting it with ere. He celled
or Ott the nom to have of hitting the bull, and be she red
Mr. Chad to Ist bin stop far a few Weise, as be bad sent
far a tonveyese. Young Chad Mae sod be teed ake •
fool, and he was not ping to bre the Meg in his pleas
to prevent the zees tee drag Oak week. The was a
narrow peep to stable when the ell bad got in, and
wee endeavored to shut the gar, bat young Child put
hiutedf in the way, sad would not allow him to do so.
Young Child then took • long stick, and began beating the
aaimal himself.
By the Coroner—lf the bull had remained at Mr. Child's
until the conveyance arrived there would not have been say
mischief.
By a juror—Witness tried to shut the gale, but young
ChM reread him. He had no opportunity of doing so
Aeneas, as Child kept hitting the bre
Yr. I. Fletcher, of Wandaworthead, said when the bull
left the new market at Islington It was quiet. It was
going to Nine Elms, to be sent to Dlr. Monk, at Portsmouth.
William Harper, the over, wee examined, and attributed
the infuriate mate of the meal to • dog which had bitten
it in Victorirstreet.
Sophia Elise Bent, of Green Arbour-court, said the
de-
oesad our her husband, and that he was 60 years of se le

birthday.
Mr. Edgar Barker, one of the hones surgeons of the hos-
pital, said the deceased was brought in on the 18th of De-
cember, at about a quarter pan six in the evening. He
found that he bad suffered a fracture of six Ms on the right
aide, sod a fracture of the left arm. He wof faninr-
ably till Sunday, when he tram attacked with In of
the lunge on the right tide. The breathing bonnie ddek,
and the lunge, which had been prenousle unhealthy, were
attacked by inflammation, sad be died on the Sid of furry.
The Injuries ware the cause of death. Them ems els other
persons in the hospital, all Injured by the mane bull. Ofe
woman was very seriously injured, end he bad extraned
pieces of glass from her face.
The jury thought It was strolutely neessomy dist Kr.
Child, the livery-cable keeper, should be stuonmened to bear
the charge@ which bad been made against him, sad to slow
time to summon him the harmed was adjourned.

THE FATAL PO•Cnnta ATTDAT AT ANNE/Lin
WOOD.—NOTTINOHAY, =pest upon
the body of t3eoree Winfield, the =fortunate gassakespar
who =a oar reed in the affray at Annestsy Wood • week
ago, and who died on Monday last of a gun-shot wound re-
ceived dozing the =noun= with the poachers, was held yes-
terday before Mr. Comer Bern" at the Blue Bell,
Ansley. No evidence wile Woe at the Inquest, the jury
L ving bean merely smembled Is Mil, the interment o( the
body of tau decried, which wenrapidly decomposing.
The vaistwasee maa was aid/ *Detest yews of
AV. The Wawa wee adleasaat until Tuesday next.
This morning John (ehihsepanws Oeklisspe, *Maw
Mika" Fred. Reedy, Win Temkin*. James
es
sad loess* Dorm yams besaala beton Lord
Belpre mel the *sty Wadi dmalelswes, shwa* with
bskg seasentsd la the above allay. lobe Deem who wee
Neweithed a meth ago be the elusive of sh the dawned
was Wee besuala tsp. T'he lemess ef Ike
Primer (who am steads charged with wilful
trree k the wham The Irk& of the
pimp wire numb& aill,rnatarlay next.
WS *MOOED Milian cat NotthoUL—Yester-
der manilag, Mr. T. M. Wilk, swore for the Lyaa the-
fait el the weak el Ifferfelk. miseel et Xiddisaw. aw
teraz, the *pig, Ye the rsoalalraiiimmirras
the diseggeweess elite ea son den b sap
peg se Ise bola awedeleiss the lith et Ilresiabs.
• add alio* d ea kiwi sad baslialelaakse
was el Mt was ilia at he ba amelao
base* sat /beim at
_press*, bet gala
ilattirraavera *awe* otramileaset
vas kart led
la is the walk**
bellr,bal a* lies Warred the estesey ow,
thsee ow as MN* peed thet la base
it Mr. Br& sw ethar war batik 2111=
smisesd In the Aloe, aid the was wow alma in
Ord he had beta bathe wirked. In etwasseess=
hiesmalsa able be an ads* he had written to the de-
Ned* re +i esar easaithew the ant stir vaginas in
▪ wear ;
joasitor•*abseil Ilak bad bees ebakel
k ilia et Ind Sep* of warder van
• yank whim hs oast atesseatatat• The *147
*weeds ad ), a ooramattiee-
tha which thehaal:/..os=rl him to adopt that
Ones being Its krona of the jury.
SUICIDE Of • T IN • WAT
*Way wonskth atatNeP _esetatabh Bea 132 It, was paw-
ing sl the Liabfaisweed, be was called to a hoses fa
etecillel sift two maiden ladies
(steks), thewert, elthaist that time had not been
ape* oboe Monday, whin lainglikie sisters left for the
senidiy. A search was OM for the other ether,
bed as *KO her could k MIMI the hoses. A man
wind Nadea, same eon was sthwhaslly employed in the
beak ilia than Irith the eassaille. into the back yard,
WiiiiithiVh°,l,loo—bines rbalyelytt
wwststtsr-leeching. Th elbow Nannisa. with s=nce,e in
the body oat, lint MINI then teen =duet some
gee=
doable thee. The daliniel was 66 years of age, sad of
late be nem= as ilepassaga to hare bets very strap.
A NOTIEZZ BUTS OE • CHILD DT FlRE.—lfer
today Mr. Behr bid ea tweet at the Kfaatera
etee=
tra, respeetiag the dash of Sadly
aid,whe wee wain with kr yerastairirilaVe
Clegwas. Os het Meethly west, is the hsenea, the em
esasete umber weal oat en ea erneal, Isevfma the deers*
la the sere el be shier, IS yaw old. The leMer ha de-
em* be a abaft to heat eons *kr, bat she wee
thews when desupwst pet a Owe of mew fa the thaw=
eat kilt to lar asthma. The desesisre eeresess browtht
bar law ta kr, wbe hand bw in fame. Two astatawre
iambs awl eadarithed thin, bat as hies the wee as*
teighthily bred 6ba died k a few dere boa the IN ef
the ban. lfsthist—.asikstelissek."
Puns is ',mamma. Yesterday (Weimar
Vile basis sat en the peeks of lire. A. lethpa, sew
efelt, esker, aid atese week, la OtwlL,
/be two apple Itert atm -
sad the hulk West essithare

Bo* emeampe,
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remaiadow of the posiarra woe ark WNW bliwp
ri
visas. Tr. Lae ihs 111.21 all 411. la-
' amp limelless.