The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-02 00:00:00

DEATH FROM VIOLIZICE.

An inquest was held at the Guildhall, Bath, co Tie 4
Monday afternoon, by A. 11. ENEliat, Paq., maw be that
city, en the body of a young women, 20 years oleo, named 5,
Sarah Ann Morrie, whom death wee teemiumel by the vim ft
limos of a roan named Wm. Bedford. with whom dm tubas at.
bited. It appeared gore the evident* Mused that the par- MS
ties bad been living together in Milkoartet, foe some months it.
past. On Friday night they had been out together sal re- ;
turned home about 12 o'clock. No one elm was in the beam; is
but between 12 and 1 o'clock • women named Phillips, living
next door waa awoke by very violent et . She gut et
up and heard dreadful pi-reecho' again Ri d from the
✓at house, and recogniad the rime of the young woman
Morris crying, "Oh, Bill don't." She screeched etude, and al
Om • window waa thrums up and violently thrown down
spa ; end Morris continued moaning till daylight. The it.
neat morning Phdliy. saw the nun Bedford etaag at Us* it
dear, and tubed bon what wan the matter, and why
he bed disturbed her rest, to which be replied that
k was Sally; that eke had been drinking hoptera end had is.
kyMeries, and had nearly beaten herself to geom. In the mans !<
af the day lir. Cox, a surgeon, we. called te, and he found 0.
the gifl Ii e anode of ineensibility, impartially from injuries it.
Indicted on the Mad. The leg eye waa blackened, end 11;
there were sateesive contimiona core the whole of the left
Bide of the bead. There was also a mutual.= on the angle
of the jaw on the Heat aide under the ear, and several it.
billion on the arms and legs. The girl died the same day
end um.. post mortem examination comiderable effmicia of
Mood waa found extending over ths whole of the aide of the IP
heed, end the temporal muscle waa ahmat in a state of pulp se
from the blows. Death had resultei from CIMICUItdOP of the s•
leak. Baited, when apprebendid, said the woman OS
was drink, and off the chair; but the surgeon Its
wee ef %Moe that the injuries could not have been indicted Li
each a WI. sew by a person beating herself in byetaice. ;
▪ canner thought them was nothing to reduce the set of as
the primmer, if be ceased the woman. death, below wilful It.
murder, but the jury Sand • media of manslaughter, and a et
warrant wee Ws at kir ida commitatent. tr
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R iILWAY PISUNGEIIB 4881121-'CIS u
C0XP.4117.--(27111 DAT)

This afietuaes the ill:Swath hair-yearly general a
nesting Of the Awe eee held es the o 4 es, 014 81,1
Bected-serast, City; Mr. ern CL&T, ehairmse of st.
the Saari al threescore, is abaft.
.

TiatarerlLiVe-r; tiaeCriiell of the meet, :
" The Ma mount of room moral ird blur the half. T.
yeoman J umlast, 1.10361. lin 3/ iiie.,3,9211.7e.34.
lee 'ioniser on railway lIMUITMOS. sad 111141. s. 103. ea no
geneeni eerier erneens9 weir 6177 is IL is the II
pried OF the rierker year, Mktg
T:Welearfi ate pa ant rereirs. 'rho astir' recolpte ix re-
rime of rauresee se shoes by the raterent at ecesuats
eirdsted rave( the prorrhein, w 7,11631. is id.; eon is
the borne. fres bet weer/ mad therimee in. N.

'laments, added to this ilir7a 'the PQM of 10,53617167 16a. Fiz
to the credit of ram= newest. The disbursements, can- 11
piing the usual weridsg expenses, and 2,9411. 9.. 6d. as ::'
ramteen. amount to 7,3631. 175., leaving • balance of .
. 10d., which with the amount due from clearing et.
loom end agaraw,compictes the sum of 4.0931. 12..7d. ; from it.
which the director. repo.. the payment of interest upon the 11,
pad up capital et the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, :
free of income tea ; the balms' being reserved ,
to meet the customary charges for commission e,,
end government day, and the risk upon current policies. te
The directors regret to Sea that in addttion to the claim re- 66
sating from the death of Mr. Hicks, mentioned in the last *
report and included in this statement, another his arisen from r:
Misdeal:lo( Ildr. D. Pitt, a eau le dealer, who wax thrown from 5
Ids glg neer Northampton, on the 24th February lea. i
He bill a General Accident policy for 1,0604 the amount Na
which did not become payable to his ;ride+ until Al
ober the clam of the present half-yeses accrual
la the serious &evident on the North Kent Itallway on the
211th Jane list, the directors are happy to aua that bat ana
gestleetas holding • railway insurance ticket was injured, end ,
thetvery slightly. Sveral claims have, however, resulted frees is
the numerous railway Oct Mats that bare sine* ea I
mead ; eneingat them. three from the fearful as te
eldest sear &dont in rho storm on the 13th August. 6
Bea easealtiee have the obvious tendency of e
stealag the public from the apathy into which they are ;
100 apt IS lent when railway socidista are rare, so has hoes se
the awe during the ma months under review, and of calling a
1 attention to the great importance of LIBUFILIN• against rail- Se
way wawa.- to
The report wee odopted. s
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LATEST SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. I -8:

(DT ILLUTILIC TELNORAPII.)
WARWICK MEETING.-THIS DAY.

slionrs HANDICAP. Fire furlongs.
Olteuita., YaMar Gal, *wipe Lauder, Repute, Lady A. is
be., Dina Rock, Lady Klisabsibt and Mountain ?Lymph,
to Ste here.

QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two miles.
Melissa, 0464 C.osootima, Filmier. Fisherman., Pole•
star, Mr. Sykas, Stark, Amorous Boy, Roston, and Verona, 4
sea here.

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LEAMINGTON STAKES. Two miles. se
Mr. Sykes, Sturk, Melissa, Merlin. Commotion, Umlly Of
Homily, Peeping Tom, Alice, end Tiff, ore here. te

AVON STAKES. Three quarters of • mile.
bro.
Litt Elisabeth, Itgdale, aird Margaret of Awn f,

CASTLE PARK STAKES. Three quarters of u =Oa.
Polly Peocligax, bad f by F 1) isg Madman—Clubs', Es
ibbn.

OTHER ARRlTALS.—Fisherrnast, Akenbir, Lunbourn, tes
Babylen, Kettkby, Leoutate, Oekball, Fearful, Cots...Ad,
Mary Lovell, Since to Bishop of Nimbus% f by Chanticleer
—Bareness, cby Surplice- Beeswax, Knight of Avon, ;
General Banquet, Sluggard, Flyaway, Harslet Prince of
Denmark. Itedetuptin, Idtas Harkaway, Archibald, Flora iv
Macdonald, Salmon, Cock-Q*4lle Nunn, Augusta.
Eli wir.D.—Mainasay.

LOSE or LIFE MIT Fun —Thts tnornini, William
Payne, Esq., the or of the city of Luta. , received
Information of the death of • One young woman, named
Fanny Craves, aged 22 years, under the following melancholy
eirewnstames —The unfortunate creature wee • servant in
a gentleman's family, at Lee, in Kent, and wee standing
with her back to the Or., when the wind from the hitched-
door waded her dress agalntit the bare of the grate. They
be ignited, and she wee soon tumbled none body of
lee. Her scream brought assistance, when the demos were
extinguished, and she was conveyed by train to St. Thousea's
Hospital, where rrery amistance was rendered, till death put
• period to bra emistrsce.
SUICIDE IX lIOLLOWAY morn-
ing George Workday, aged 20, who MA bees • frequent In-
mate tbe loetrop.litart Imola, and who was undergoing •
eemence of three ;worths impriminoent et Holloway, ea •
charge of being a rtgue and vagabond, conetwitted eMeide by
peecipitating himself from the rulings c 4 the top landing hi
It Corridor. Ile kit upta the lease steps on the basement
etoey. Upon PSIII/1111111.1,41, his bead wee found to be Mem
sleety freceurett Ile lingered thud as how, when death
pat sa end to hie sufferings,
BOY DROWNED.— IXQUEST.—AE inquest was
held youlerday en the body of Charim Henry Hawkee, aged
II years. The decemed sad another boy ems bathing near
the Old Peed-bridge. Victoria. park. and the former got nut
dhie desk. A boy awned Charles Hale dived for him, end
get ham is there, but be died soon aftermads. The coronet
the °lnduct of Hate, who hes more then 01)e• rem =led elidemare in similar rams, and the jury returned a
verdict of " Accidental de ttb."

A MAN KILLED AT THE IMPERIAL GASWORKS.—
Yesterday, a man at mcd John Finch, aged 42, who was en-
gaged at the Imperial Gasworks in arranging the tackle for
biting some ironwork intended for a gasometer, was &rack
on the head by name past of the machinery. Hewes taken
to the London itspatal, when be died in a kw boon from
commission of the tool..

ANOTHER FATAL GUN ACCMENT.—The Dublin
Eros.* wg Mail record. the death of Mr. H. W. Smith while
iron= shooting on Thunder lest in the neighbourhood of
Newport, in the County of Mayo. Mr. Edwards, cousin et
the deceased, gives the following account of the occurrence .
About three o'clock in the afternoon one of our doge
caves to a print on the top of a small bank. We wtst up and
stood over the dog, expecting the hints to rite, when my poor
coasts exclaimed, ' I see the hint. It lea deed one, and onset
be one of those we fired at above: In saying so he ran
dews the bank to get it, and se I was about to follow, my font
caught in the heather, and I fell down the declivity. In the
lal the left barrel of my gun went off, and, aerial to relate,
lodged the whole of its contents in the back of my unfortu-
nate cousin. He exclaimed, • 0 God, I em shot; and es
wen as I got up I saw bin lyisg as his back, about ten
yards from me. INs up sad seed him waa he much hurt?
At lest he mid not, as Iss felt so pain ; but when I saw the
mime of the good I law than was us hope, and told him
as. It is eassollas Ss mimes dug is ens able to employ his
lei sbassots is pops, sad Issiggsd Mew* calmly into his
inelerses Irma. sad tires, irlibsed a /*niggle ou;aseett hs
prod sgra be los the JO aloft Mgt his was