The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-18 00:00:00

THE WINDHAM CASE.

After our report left yesterday,
Dr. Dalrymple, of Norwich, who was for more than 20
years proprietor of a lunatic asylum, gave an opinion that
Mr. Windham was unfit to manage bin own property and
money. He believed that be could take care of himself
perseasily, but that if he injured anyone wilfully, insanity
would probably be pleaded in his defence.
Dr. Jams Johnson, who hie practised as a physician io
Norwich for thirty yearn, considered him of unsonod mind.
A similar opinion was given by the Rev. T. Goodwin,
who bad charge of him for • short time at Torquay.
Colonel J. -V. Bathurst, who travelled with Mr. Wind-
ham for about six months, described his conduct during
that perion in similar terms to those used by other witnesses.
The gallaat colonel believed be was decidedly of weak in-
tellect and unfit to manage his private affairs.

TRIG If I:RDEIt IN REBECCA-COl:RT.—Yesterday
afternoon an Inquest was held at the klarylebone Work.
house, on the body of Henry Munition, a child ten mooch.
old, who met with his death at the hands of his mother,
Mary Ann Hamiltoo, the wife of a tailor, at 9, Rebecca-
court, Wells-street, Marylebooe. The evidence was merely
a repetition of that given before the magistrate at the
Marlborough-street Polioe-oourt the previous day, with the
exception of that of the husband, which went to show that
he had been out of work for some time, and was in the
greatest state of poverty possible. After some discussion
the inquest was adjourned by the coroner (Mr. Hamphnes)
tall Monday next, for additional evidence as to the conduct
of the accused. It was stated by Inspector Hubbard, who
attended to watch the use, that the kitchen in which the
family lived was a most wretched abode, so dark that even
in the daytime ft was necaeary to we a light. The court
one inhabited principally by costerniougers, and there
is little doubt that the Camay were in a state bordering on
starvation.

FATAL OUTBACIE IN IRCLAND.—Tho Dungannon
oorrlnpundent of the Freeman's Journaf, writing on the
15th inst., says ;—" Early this morning a large Dumber of
persons went to the residence of Franca Dixon, who
has absconded, being largely in debt, which was is
charge of a carittaker named Joseph Donnelly, placed
there by I)ixoe's creditors until the furniture, kc ,
were sold for their beuelit. The party tried to force
the front door, and being refused admittance went to
the back door and forced it in; they then seamed the
kitchen, when Donnelly discharged a gun at them, and shot
died one of the party earned Patrick Hillan, • farmer.
Donnelly, as well as ten others of the attacking party, are in
custody. It is supposed that this attack wee at the iostiga-
tion of Joseph Carreras, nephew to Dixon, who wanted to
retain possession of the hoeie and lands in opposition to the
creditors."

On Monday evening, according to annual custom,
Hr. Sheridan, M.P. for Dudley, met his constituents and
Maeda in the Rosa Hill School Room, for the purpose of
giving them some account of his proceedings and votes
during the pest easidol, and his opinions upon the questions
which would occupy the attention of parliament during the
coming session. A resolution was carried by acclamation,
expressing continued oonfirlencat in the hon. member.
GHIA T NORTHERN HORT? AL, K I NO'B-C ROHL
Number of patients for the week ending Dec. 14 1,012, of
which 401 were new cases.

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