The National Register.
London, England, 1811-03-10 00:00:00

Alt Inquisition was held at -Edmonton, before the Coroner
for Middlesex, on the sth inst int, on the body of Sarah Hoye.
It appeared that she met her death by being violently gor.ed by
a cow, the property of her husband, which occasioned her •
instant death. It being proved that the beast 'Was very vicious,
the Jury found it a deodand of the full value, which become;
by the verdict a forfeiture to -the Crown, or to the Lord of the
Manor, having a grant of Deodands.-
Anotlter Inquisition was held before the same Coroner in the
parish of St. Luke, on Edward Parry, an infant. The *unhappy
father, through mistake, intending to administer a small quan-
tity of Godfrey 's cordial, gave his own child oil of vitriol, which
bad been purchased by a servant to clean copper, and put into
a bottle, which produced the child's death in a few hdurs. The
distress of the, father, the material witness, was truly
affecting.—Verdid, Casual Homicide,
Another Inquest was taken the same day. The facts were
that two young men belonging to the Swift, a Scotch 4itessel
lying in the West India Dock, being somewhat in liquor, quar-
relled. They fought about four minutes on the ship's deck, .
when suddenly closing they fell over the ship's side and were
drowned. The dispute happened between nine and ten o'clock
on Tuesday last. It is remarkable, when the bodies were taken
up, the men were locked in each others arms: This leads to
the inference that their death was instantaneous; and seems to •
give colour to a prejudice, that the waters of the West India
Dock being in some degree stagnant, imbibe a poisonous matter
from the quantity of copper with which the lower part of the
shipping lying there is encased. It is a certain fact,.. tliat very
few persons once immersed in those waters, are recovered to
Casually Drowned.
WORSHIP-ST R 14T.-.-Bigarlly -•-011 Friday woman of gen-
teel appearance, of the name of Ann Cldrk, was biought up and
underwent a final examination, being charv'd with having mar-
ried, in Noveinf4er last, Francis Collier, in the parish church of
St. Leonard, Shoreditch, her first husband, George Clark, to
whom she was married in November 1796, being living the re-
gister of the said marriages being proved by the parish books;
when the case being made out, she was folly committed to New-
gate for trial.

MARRIED.

At St. John's, Hackney, George 'rrower, Esq. of Clapton, to
Isabella, eldest daughter of T. Kemble, Esq. of the same place.
At Fewcton, near Otley, after 2 0 years courtship, Mr. Thomas
Ward, innkeeper, aged 73, to Miss Elizabeth Graceton, aged
94, of the former place !
T. Marriott, Evi, to Miss Selina Mary Crane, only daughter
of S. Crane, Esq. of Stratford.
J. Eldridge, Esq. of Old Park, near Devizes, Wilts, to Mist
Make 2 of Abingdon, Berks.
DIED.
On Friday last, tlac.Right Hon. Charles Marsham, Earl of
Romney, Viscount Marsham of the 1\•lote, and Baron Romney,
I ;ord lieutenant of the county of Kent, and President of the
Marine Society, the Society for the Discharge of Persons con-
fined for Small Debts, and the Marine Bathing Infirmary at
Margate.—His Lordship was born in the year 1744, and in 177(3,
married the-Right Hon. Lady Frances Wyndham, daughter of
the late Earl of Egremont, by whom he has left one son and
three daughters. During many years he took a most active and -
efficient part in the proceedings of Parliament, and as his con-
duct was always guided by a firm and honest zeal for the true
interests of his country, his opinions carried With them
much weight and influence, and added considerable credit to
those with whom he acted.—ln private life his conduct and
manners were mast amiable and ingratiating ; and no one knew
better how to blend the dignity of the Nobleman with the mild
and pleasing affability of the Gentleman : by his family, his •
friends, and his neighbours, he was highly esteemed and
lin-
loved; his memory will long be cherished with respect, and
his loss be the subj6ct of regret.

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