The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-28 00:00:00

ing, which u'.s•ur'md air. I..ur.nee, a :rLni ut
who slept in the adjoining room. Kr. Lturcncl
went to the bedside of -thet':oraf. d, we: di

thrPe m anus.

Mr. avir Fuccek,auraew.

U hi► being the trual medial. attend►nt of
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awl expressed ha opinion that Sir Fciix hx,i
ease of the hlsat. The jirgrcturacd,a

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Sir Ft:ix w.s a dirtacr, s^d ?er•-,1
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the;IfIo711;dOn (-I:;tin-.zt.

manilla:rm. having presented J un,s R,..s

to enable him to ht tiut
.11is Flrr expeditimi.
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was crest...la baronet, with s:Wctsl remainder, I
male Issue, to his brother, BqL th

Lodge, Ere:. The leceitezi baronet in sum. 1,
nephew, John Walnut Booth, b:ln in ISO 3
DEATH OF A MBER.—On &glint:ly Mr.

Mikity held an ittrzest e the Rlse of Normandy.
strut, llarylebone, on Sampoc n &arts, aged 6?
deceased, who had lived for twenty-three years in the
of the Ross of Normandy, was ellow,l by the
Royal Oak Cush 3e. 6a. a week. Altkan,:b.
1,8001., in the mails he scrawly ailowed ttims,.ll
uries of lite, and his room, its w4ll as his body,
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revoltit.g evident* of voluntary starvadon y,
• relative gave him two darnel shire, which at zi
remained untouched in hi, bez. The coroner ev:res,
nia opinion that deceased had starreil

—N ere trt " Natural death."

TIIE WI ,T LONDON UNION AOAIN.-0a
evening Mr. P.Tr.a. the City coroner, he!.: au iny:
Wcs: London raioie W.ukhouse, SenitiC,l,l,

of Jane Canton, %%Rea 60. From the el.derCe `.
mond, of No. 10, Ici-and-lintt-court, West t
apre-rcd that the deceased. • widow, had I-, on ier
tour months residing with her brother, m NJ. 17
sane court. The celervd's br.ther htd a se:f.•

and during that peried, ktirg out
family had nothi.:g for their suppot
the above workhouse, and two loaves weekly. 1

had bad allowed her a 21b. loaf weekly slid tka., w.
all she had to keep her from starvation, but this e. •
wee refused to the deceased the weck pre: .
death. The de eefed informed witntas that \i
ler, the reliving oEccr, toll her she thou:
nothing from that house, and to be off age
luesineia. This was commucireted to wltn.ee
deceased on STurday lass, and witness saw no more o.
the following Wednesday, when a little girl, the :an
deceased's brother, came to witness to ask fors
water for her mother and father, who were del,-
which witness went to the attic of 17, c. here e!-.
the father (Charles Devlin), his wife, anti ...iv
children stretched on the bare boards, and qert.•
Me, and, as witness though:, dead, they were s.
in the face. Witness no off to the workhouse, a
she returned with the assistance she had procur,
that the deceased was dead and quite cold. Mt
(assistant surgeon to Mr. Hutchinson) said, he w...
to by the brother of the deceased to visit his •••
family on Woo Saturday prowling death, and, wh..
them, be was shocked at thew emaciated apt,
and at once perceived that the case was or.e

iioll. He Uked the wife of Devlin how ph. •
she replied, in a feeble tone, " I'm hungry, hung"
put the same question to the deceased, and sh. .0
6' I've • pain in the stomach, from hunger.- 1.
wittier tire, bed, nor anything die to hie,' out e
the few wretched rags upon their bodies. Wit':
direction of Mr. Hutchinson, gave the mar. "t .°.•
ling and an order upon Mr Miller, the relevi ; •
immediate relief acne whole tinily. The amt' at
the Milder wee Is. 6d , which, with the shil.o :
wittiest', made a half-crown, and out of that Pet....
pay 2s. 3.1. rent the same evening. While.. fu AI.
the family, as they required nothing more .11...• : •••
ought to have been supplied. From that eve,: •...
the family had but three pennyworth of brad b';•64
up to the following Wednettley, when the ..•
woman Canton was discovered. They w. re ot
pay the rent cut of the haltcrown, or t..') a-
I been turned out of doors the same lien.. ii
au rr ivv d till the Wednesday he could
The jury thought the case a 11204 t inhuman o-e.
hoped Mr. Miller was present to explain hi. --,
Thompson, master of the workhouse, replied "tit s
had left his situation in the Union, and he "ar-
where he was to be found. Dr. liutchinoon, at I e
strut, was of opinion that deceased died of ehrin:
of the chest, no doubt hastened by want t l h.on.
Devlin and his wife were examined, but it *3. I
apparent that their minds had underpin!. 3r.. ti.. t
an chge from the privations tn• y had ender"! ; -h
roue looks of both caused a shudder amore the 2 -
coroner having informed Mu jury that, with the„
opinion, the verdict must bo natural drat!., '.r
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ever reprehensible the conduct of the otlietr d...-.
opinion exculpated him in law, the jury. attic a . ,
ration, returned the following verdict: " i ost th
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, died from chronic affection of the thee, soo •,
wee greatly accelerated by want of the euniun i.
of ills."