The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-18 00:00:00

(lam Lord Lardae end • batch of magistrates.)

This was spinal csaarOmtheiandlord of the Duke of
Sutherland, a hems recently erected in the Lorrizaore-road,
Wslworth, agsiast the li• ..g magistrates of the Newing-
ton division, partly heard at Re!...,mte quarter sessions and
the last adjounsment, when the court came to a resolution
that the Some should be granted, provided that tho
appel-
lent cense to an agreement with the builder,, &c.
Mr. Knepp mid that every matter bad been settled to the
satiaktodan of the bench, which wee alao amented to by Mr.
Connor, when Lord Loraine mid that the appeal must be
allowed..
" "

The license was twuegnmtly granted, Mr. Johnson and
ether me.gtstratee of the Newington disision.having kit the
hench durusg the diecussion.

SUICIDE OF CAPT. BROWN, LATE OP THE
23rd FUSILIERS.

This morning (Monday), Mr. Bedford, coroner
for Westminster, held an Inquest at the Two Brewers,
Jermin-street, St. Jame..., on the body of John Brown,
Beg., late captain in the 23rd Fusiliers, who committed
=Me by shooting himself, at hie residence, No. 6, Charles-
streak St. James's, on Friday last.
Among the witnesses examined wee
Kr. Frederick Toth W, surgeon, of 8, Charles-street. He
Mild that he had known the deceased fora length of time,
sal had resided in hie house for fifteen years, but he only
attended him profeedinseily since the 29th of April last, when
he wee attacked with an eruptive fever of which he got well,
bat beyond that witness did not know the dammed had say-
thing the matter with him. Witness saw him OD Friday
monsiog. He was thus more depressed than he had ever
ma him before. He had been told the deceased had •
twrolver }Mel in the hoe's, but be never saw it until after
the death of the dooesaW. On Friday morning witness
wired tho dammed to get up and wash himself, and
go oat s• wog, but be refused to do so. About •
gander before two o'clock whams again went to his roc
when he found the doer locked and the dettveed
Galled oat dm* " When there t" Witness add, "It is
z4vbes the seed, " Who's mar Witness
" Mr. TothK," mil at that soma winter!'
tithe report of • pin& Moms bodhned • little,
believing 101Dothilig la Upped lie and in the Junior
&Moe Mob fir a who a in the habit of
olleadino outlast the orgloindrot mo vat. He then sent
VI as be al asi *lda be breaking open
door, bat ha I oe it would have been of no use
to Km diseased woo folio died, with a wound in the right
beret, smil &A most bane been inetentaneous. Could not
say the floomesd was quite insane at the time, for he hsd
Oct sin Wm for two hours before—he wee only peculiar in
W manor.
_ _ .

George Shedden, of 40, Craveshaltpar-
am, merchant, mid be was distantly connected with
s tbeceorsed. He knew that in April he bud been
4114 naked with an eruptive fever, and it was at dent
Ihiseit it was mall pox. When he went to see him he
was sadly demand, and, cassequentritneas visited him.
He weldlisha VIA SS isolated being, and nobody tared
He
Itink dais ad low how he should get over this.
nip bra air Agit is was bars at the time be committed the
net. Bin Was amendel, mg bad but few friends. He was
'Aaminairemana,
=Mod on the case,
MDT.= "The deemed destroyed
berettig law temporary insanity."