The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

CORONERS' INQUEST.•

• PANCR MIT OF W
AS PAUPER
USE. TICS IN ST.
Yastarday as Sagan/ war bald by T. Walley,
Nag, as tha Slopkant sad Castle St. Pumas toed. oa the
buy ot Lthies Gray, aged 06, *Lou death, it war alleged,
heti %ea emu! by the meet tratmeat the bed ethrivest
whilst being Ma sante of lousy is Be. Peewee Work, ova*.
lie airy had enema as mesh eneitemeat to the neighbour-
hood stet the pesent kqeury was deemed reeeseary. Upoa
notice being mind by the Gorman, a post marten ezuai.
...Von of the body was ord.red to b. aide.
Dr. Henrietta., proforma: 01 smug* fa the University
College, rated that he bad and* s post marten examination
of the thoeued, she was s pauper fanatic in the workhouse,
sad vim) tied on the 31st ult. He fount the greater tart of
the back. lwr, end arms covered with wounds. Oa the
lower part of the bath Verity.* thrush. wands, emmed
he lA. Searased befog oralltied foe neural months totter Dad.
He had Amadei v.y Wants exualeatios of the Impend
ague 01 the body, and toned them Perfectly healthy. The
heed was also in • heathy stet.. Triers was arnaiderahle
elougeing trim row of the beck wounds, which ranged
prat irritation ; bet was of opinion that the braises round
epos the body were not the came of t. e duth, but the'
death had been seamed by violent excitenteat of the nervous
erten.
The daughter-in-law of the duetted, Mrs. Brown, said
that darlag hey *life to her anther the had complained of
having horn repeatedly beaten by th, aura, and that when
they removed her to a refractory ward, that the men had
kicked her vi-Asat4 ea the hack, sod oar ether parts of her
body. She yen lewd that sae bad been sorrel tames cruel!
by Aim Bryant, another pauper lune its, with a thick stick
on her lea, arms, sad flu*.
Dr. Bobutsow, the serum to the workhouse, said the de-
emed was •admitted Las the workhouse en the 2.3 rd of
Jena,* last, with a dilute* of the chest and head sflocition.
Bestow* worm, end showing symptoms of insanity, in the
month set March *lse was removed •o one of the insane
wards, No. 1, when there were from 26 to 30 other patient.,
with epileptic, adonis, and inane erections. The deceased
becoming Kill weeny was removed to one of the refractory
wards, when there were two other refractory pities.. le
the large ward there were three nonce who wire also pauper
inmates. When In the refractory ward the deceased was
assaulted with bleu by the nuns, Ann Marlow,
who centrally was sot violent, bat was occuion-
ally addieud to habits of intemperance. A few
date *fore dagessed was removed she was nest
to the pauper Bryant, who quarrelled with her and i track
deceased, hut was itht at the time • reepougaile &Rt..% ter her
actions. The dtheared used very abusive hangman, towards
the nun. Marlow, who, being exasperated thereby, took up
• rick and Kruk her violently on the shim, shish caused a
deep wound ors the right leg. There were also wooed@ OR
the lett leg, bat as tne deceased sou insane, and raving
violently, sad was in a moat wretched state, some of the.e
blows and bruises might bare been caused by th. decanted
hivektag herself about. She beeline ea vi ,lent, that it-
ems promoted a esrtilicate to the hoard, that it sou desirable
she should be sent to tome other institution for safety, but
before that ....ad be done, she became so ill that she othal
not be r• ashy. d.

The Cdreoaer.—Do you mean to say that there ars bat
thee* nevem to attend upon 25 to 30 i
Dr. Robimon sad that en ordinary ooessions that number
was quite sufficient, but when any of the Menet, s wets re-
fractory, seen w. re brought in merest them.
The Coroner—What nourishment was afforded to them
pony creatures ?
Dr. R-obineos said arrowroot, wine, and beef tea ware
allo•ed, as ciroureateacts inquired. It was hie opinion that
the deceased died from 'zeitgeists% and ezh.uaticio produced
by the 13,1 sores. The nurse who iblicied the injuries had
been diem:seed Irom tie evablishment.
The Coroner said that It was evident there woe something
radically wror gin the stare of 8 . Pancras workhotise.
Dr Robinson replied that such a state of affairs would
occur, unless they had paid and competent MIMS. This
aurae, to revue, was ditmiesed more than a month :Igo. He
bad frequently wired upon the hosed ot guardians some
alteration on tbi. very se' jeet.
The Coroner summed up the evident., and the followirp
!special verdict was returned " Teat the del mud died from
I thaution, produced from bed wounds ; but thajury mono,
'operate +About expressing thor opinion that the trea•nsent
of Louise Cray has been most improper whilst in .he mane
ward; tont she hes been violent') as•aulted by the sow,
and elm by woe of the Memo tridents, and the jury rerom
mend the hoard of guardians to furnish more efficient ounce,
and • pepluass ward foe the refractory portion of Ihe insane
patknts, end they alai recommend that water-beds should be
provided far patiects hawing bed wounds."
The Coroner recommended that the nurse should be pro-
moted for the assault before a polio* pagistrate.

THE
MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS.

MANCHESTER, SIP?. 9.
Thereat but one opinion expressed here as to the
treatment which General Haynes met with at the hands of
the brewers of Beaks:de. Amongst the great number of con-
deseneal foreietnen one meets nith in these districts, and
who an known to have sympathised with the untrrtucate
Hungarians throughout their straggle with Austrian and
Russian bayonets, *emissions of satisfaction sere to be
termed ; but the applause is not c•ngned to them. Even
the readers of those daily journals which have been the
bitterest in denouneiog the treatment of Haynie' have failed
to receive Inoculation and join in decrying the thoroughly
English feeling which roused the blood of a London
mob essinst a woman flogger and the sanguinary avenger of
absolutism and tyranny. I doubt it our populate of a similar
undo would have had the intelligence so well to have appre-
dated at a moment's notice the opportunity of vindicating
public opinion on this subject as the brewers 1., the employ
of Messrs. Barclay and Co. appear to have evinced ; but they
entertain the sums feelings. The news wee not fairlyspread
amount the workit g classes here till yesterday, end some of
the conversations which took plies summit them on reading
it in the Sunday papers were very amusing, though charm.
teristie. I give a single instance of what took vim* io a
eompaay of the wavy lowest of mechanics. " Who is this
General Hayman ?" said a man who had heard the para-
graph road. " Host thou not know ? He warn met, like,
to put men th' Hungarians, but were beaten ; kows'ever he
got hold of ems of th' women, sad he flogged them In th'
m►rket place.' " Another man who volunteered, an expla-
nation. said, he were tit' bloodiest grant that ever existed
since Nero." Others main, who were well up Ia the history
of the Hungarian struggle, succeeded In giving a very
intelligent account of that, and of the conduct of General
Heyman in the after so ,nes, which were so diagraceinl to
' Austria, and must have left such a horror on the mind of
' every free country where they hays been recounted. The
result of ell there conversations appeared to be an expression
of unbounded approval of the conduct of the brewers' dray.
men, and, doubt, the cellars of Mears. Barclay end Co.
would have Item exhausted many times over in dnnking to'
their health, so popular has the firm become In connexion
with the stride, could their liquor have been supplsed to the
" entire " satisteetlon of the iris ken.

The dead body of a respeetably dowsed wan was found
this seereizg, en the Liverpool branch of the London anl
North Western Bailee., Compaq, between Eccles and
Petrieroft. Both his legs had been cot off by a train passing
over him; but whether he wee a person who had been
crowing the line, or thrown himself in the we_y of • train,
with the view of suicide, cannot be ascertained. There were no
papers in his pockets which would load to a diaeovery of wt o
he was, so, has Ito beta identified by friends. It wan at
dna thought that be sight have been a passenger, and had
fallen 4.ft a train, 'sat ni t,cket was found upon Was. The
driver of a We trace on Sunday evening retaliate feeling a
jerk of the 'nee, on or shoat the spot, and says be looked
behind aa well ea the darknew would seeds hire, but aiming
I nothing, eoneladed that one of the wheels had comae in
soiled merely with a bad joints. of the rails. The valor-
toasts man appeared to have been deed some boars when
found.

Ti. Manchester committed is sossetzlea with the liabibi
don of ledastry for 1861, bed a seetilag this afternoon, at
tke TownehrU, whom the wahasriptisas they ►ad obtained
weft said to be 4,667 L, and the, mayor sapressed an °plaice)
that this might no considered se pretty sou the total amount
that would be rafted. In acanezian with the unannOotnno,
moo►ln.ry and other articles likely to be seat hence to the
lie Mistook it was reported that the ilellewiag had beam the
anoint of spar claimed. For stamilacturts, 670 neer,
feet el floor, 940 of saunter, sad 4,696 of wall. For ma-
ehinery, 10,636 aquas feet of floor, 303 of couater, and
408 of wall. For sundries, IC square fest of door, 197
of mower. and 220 of wall. TM. gives as a
total, 11 112 square feet of flew, 1,440 of *seater,
sad 6,203 of wall. A letter woe road iron
tke eammittee fa Leadon, watts' that 10,000 square fest of
Immo had bow abetted to the machinery wassmittes of Man.
(letter, bat holding oat the possibility that a greater spade
algae he tot apart after the claims of die entire kingdom
shall lam bees miseimd and fully sonsiderod. Tim only
question which cave Or to any convocation of interest was
emo ratted by Mr. lisomonlay, headiamter of the School
of Derive, as to whether &algae for patters. oa silk fabrics
or sloth, whist fcr reds reasons, suck as elaborateness er
expense, ban never been seed, will be Quitted to the *Wile
blies. Mr. Haniumeley sold sunk denims bad brut
admitted to Wets eabibidoso, Oat he had stem so intim&
dot as to the views of Me royal 111011111111111i01111,6 on the
tabbies. It was alimately thought desirable that the
secretary should write sad pat the question.
A report km hem prevalent la Manshastar today of two
more Milano is the cotton trado—oat of a home at Stock-
, port, and the at Preston ; bat I bays Dot heard par-
'kakis. Th first of the two hat ►eta spoken of before sad
contradicted, bat it now appears that t►e Ant report wee
well founded. The mecum of liabilities is rated at 00,0001.,
but it is mid that the las falls almost wholly on tot moth.
Mrs—the ►mkar tad the cotton broker. Is all probability
more partiaulas will be known twaterrow.

A VOLUNTEZI Phitioalta.—On Wedoooday_ after-
noon. s load knock was board at Um door of tits Hereford
prison, sad a SUM missed, rather la so istozioated wow,
sod said ko use time to ,
gin himself la skins for bolas
drool aid dbordorly. The Ewa was whitest obese or stook-
lasi • Stalid quit It• woo • primer, sad had some out
K tee owartertaa Ike provisos Asp to mobs klo peados, oil
of wash he bad err The Mew palled of Al. oat is the
pram ad aolhootall ems arum. The turkey
areal to eater Ihs_ahage_eseleet bat the (dry was
sober numb to wltkiwid Ids oar that jest-
lasly told • phloem to lath Al. up, apes wadi the ear
began to bran Mr awey, era to ho loosed owl" After
keeping hha V mare hr seer liras tko door was opottod,
sad the late rtheaser Mr otrhooreat tea away r hat ee
poodidt.