The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-30 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JULY 20.
TEE NEW LODGING-HOI7BE BTATUTE.—The,de-
legatee for the licensing of lodging-housee, appointed
under the statute passed lad term, have issued the follow-
ing notice to keepers of lodging-bouses:—"Statutes have
been lately passed which materially alter the conditions
under which students may enter and reside at the Univer-
sity, andwhichwill probabllvonaiiiiiesiti considerable increase
in the number of students • in lodgings. The dele-
gates accordingly give notice they are prepared to
receive applications for licenses. Forms of application,
and papers giving information as to the regulations which
have been framed by the delegates, in accordance with
the statutes, can be obtained at once from the Rev. G. S.
Ward, at Magda hall, to whom it .18 requested that all
applications for licensee, when_ properly tilled up, may be
returned as soon as possible. No application for a license
for the ensuing Michaelmas term can he entertained after
the 29th of September next."

ADMIRALTY, JULY 29.—Arroarrnurrr.—Com-
mander Ilawksworth Fawkes, to the Cracker, commis-
sioned.

Sticnt•Lkft SUlClDE.—Yesterday Dr. Hardwicice,
deputy-coroner, held an inquest at the Prince of Bruns-
wick Tavern, Barnsbury-road, on the body of Isabella
Ensom, aged 45, a married woman, residing in Copen-
hagen-treet, who committed suicide by h
her oling her head
in a pan of water. In consequence ofintemperate
habits her mind had been very much affected, and accord-
ing to the evidence of the husband she had often when
sufferinig great pain exclaimed, I will cut my
throat.' On Monday morning last, after deceased's
husband had left home, she told her little girl to fetch her
a /An of water so that she might wash herself. The
child did as directed, and was then sent to the
kitchen, but at half-past 11 she went lip stairs and found
deceased writing a letter. This letter, which was subse-
quently found, and was given in evidence, was apparently
intended feriae!. husband, and was as follows :—" George,
—Good-bye. May you be happy ! Take care of my
children, as you have been my traitor. Take care of the
next, as I have been a good wife to you, and once happy."
At 20 minutes to 1 the child returned to the room, and
found her mother on the floor, with her head in the pan of
water. The girl with singular presence of mind (she
.being not more than about ten or eleven years of
age) pulled her mother, head from the pan,
sand called for assistance. Deceased was not
quite dead when discovered, and she passed her
hand over her forehead, and said, " Hark, they are call-
ing me." Dr. Morgan's assistant attended deceased
Almost immediately, but she was dead, death having been
aniseed, as stated by the medical man, by "Suffocation
through immersion of the head in a pan of water." One
of the witnesses stated that when deceased was found she
was breathing, and he ran to Dr. Allen, and asked for his
assistance, but that gentleman said be had bad several
such.cases, and as he didn't get paid he shouldn't come.
Upon promise of payment he, however, attended. The
jury returned a verrdict that "Dimmed committed suicide
whilst of unsound mind, brought on by habits of intoxi-
cation."
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