The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-22 00:00:00

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• The Magistrate mid the suspicion aotinst the whole of the
Prlimeers wee soillrieni to mused them fur auothtr exami-
nation, and they were remanded diagly.
The Magistrate ordered the whole of the officers to closely
impeet the Prisoners, In case, if they should not be cosi-
. mimed In this charge they might in sows other, for which
they mistemied theme:lves.
COROltlEle.S* lAQUEST.
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LAIIKNTABLE DEATH BY TAKING OXALIC ACID
IN 'MISTAKE FOIL EPROM SALTS.
Yesterday afternoon, at baMpast three o'clock, an leepti-
idtiun wee taken before T. Shelton, Esq. Corpse., and u re-
epeciabk Juicy, et the Golden Limo, be Leadenhall.street, ou
the body of Thomas Wawa, who cams to his death by taking
• dose of oxalic acid, aceidestally veaded to him an mistake
for Epsom smite.
Samuel Wheatley, warshooormaa to Messrs. Litwin and
/doline, ehememongere, is Lissemireei, deposed, that the de-
ceased was porter in the same Arne. Wedoesilay Newsier,
about ball-past eight o'clock, be observed the deceased
'leading at the foot of the warehouse steals, reaching vie-
)(flatly, sad appeared excessively ill. After he bad recovered
a little the deceased said he had purchased some dreg at the
shop of Mr. Hingeatust, (egotist, to Graceeburchmireet, Hort
IMO ruing, for Eprom salsa, sad he was afraid they bad given
hint some potion; be said the renal/Wee of the liquid was in
the clapboard. Wilma* went there mad found a tin cop half
fall of liquta ; he lestantly rata with the cup to Mr. [ballroom%
shop, where he saw a led, about fifteen years old, who said
he had just sold an oust, of salts to a men. Witting asked
-IMaa to stew him the drawer from which be had taken the
pettei, sad he then pulled out a drawer which curtained
Packet.
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of gestic per, sad tba ward
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1 .... printed therms, Wilwesa desired bras to call the
ullsit lenls sad the hop siag the bell, which was at answered,
and he (wham) then left the shop to gl) to Mr. Pugh, a
medical gehtleman is the same street, bet before he left the
shop a geettemasi came running in, very 'irk, and requested
to know what dreg he (the boy) had just served him with,
as he was sure be was poisoned. Wilma then ran to Mr.
Pugh, followed by the Gentleman, to who Mr. P. ad-
ministered antidotes, sad he eventually recovered. Witness
thou ran to the warehouse to fetch the deseaeed, bet be was
iu that weak state that he could rut be removed, when wadi
Mr. Pugh was seat for, sad proper antidotes errs admiaisn
tered, but be died is abort tea 11111111i1111 after, le die most
excreeimt big nosy..
Mr. Richard Push, surgeon, in Gracechercli-street, -a..
posed, Hist he wait called iss the deceased, who he was told
bad brew pinstriped. He was iss a dreg slate when he brat
saw him; witness administer'd antidotes to a 00000 the
stewed' sad to neutralise the pawn', but without success,
the declassed died sows after. Witseas examined the body
iattreelly after death, but found no remains of the pianos ;
the cost of the stomach was completely destroyed. This sort
of poison would destroy a person quicker thee srseuic, mid
was used isy dyers sad bleachers, mist also fur cleaning boot-
lupe. Seth drugs should not be left is a druggist's shop
without all persons who could have acmes to them being
strictly cautioned. -
John Ricks:doom, the buy who served the deceased, was
neat examined. He stated that be loved errand-bey to Mr.
iiingestosobe surgeon, mod had only lived there a fortnight.
/He could not read. The deceased came tete the situp and
ailed for se matte of salts; there was no person bet
him is the shop at the time. The apprentice and the as.
inmost were nut thee come down mains. He sung the bell
for them whilst the deceased stood is the shop, but they did
wet come dues, and be gave the deceased a packet from a
drawer which he cuesidered to be salts. He hod sever bee.
told rot to seas asp Dee.
Mr. Hiageataa was thee examined—He stated that be did
sot reside is tie 'sends Gracechurcb-street, sod therefore
knew nothing of the matter. He was comicial' that the
nation of the bog in serving the salts was (or the purpose of
Pillage. The carpenter wise metal week is the shop could
prove that the boy sever 4141 An the bell.
The Corsieer obssneed, it was a very lamentable circum-
stance, and both he and the Jury . repreimaidesl the practice
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I stated several ostreges in the
Kilcock. on the borders of the
Major Roams:sus stated similar

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IV stow*, mid bad' Ise 111041 oho Jury repreboatied the practice Sivf." b 7. °F""""' upon n.
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of proasio slog peruse wbe were overaat what the stuck Mh a a r, aoDWS LL took nothing by his motion. enforced in the county.
th supported in this protocol
ilagilli shop ansiOled 410 a•maafiloiagoasd eePecian, MILLI, HAMMACK, AND OTIUNS, N. THOMPSON i
as* eke could eel road. rates who were precept.
AND ♦AUTUMN.. . . c. wood AyLliza ow,
The Jury ootorlood a verolott--0 That filo issursod mem .. ..
iris Moth by toms/ 'italic /cid. WWI wig eikeitgigiy NM ONADWiLL MOW or on injunction to re- neighbourhood of KliCo4
1.5114 m him tor mks.* stints the Dotiodesats, who errs drjselters end me. county Meatb. N.* I
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