The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-09 00:00:00

MURDER NEAR NOTTINGHAM.

inhabi-
tants of Basford, a village about three miles from NOTTINGFILibr, SATURDAY.—Last night the
Not-
tingham, were thrown into a state of considerable
excitement by the report that the body of a man had
been found in the river Leen (which adjoins the village),
with his throat cut.
The deceased was identified as being a man named
Emmley Pearson, who lived in the village, and was
about 25 years of age. A labouring man named Thos.
Charlesworth (who has been apprehended on suspicion
of perpetrating the murder) resides at Sumrnercoates,
in Derbyshire. He is a married man, but owing, it is
said, to the reckless conduct of his wife,
they lived
together very unhappily, the husband being frequently
worked up to the highest pitch of jealoneY•
About five weeks ago the woman left ,her husband and
came to reside at Basford, and while in this village
Charlesworth repeatedly wrote to her, begging
to Basford, and late in the evening of thather to
return nto her home. O Sunday last the husband came day be met
his wife and the deceased walking together near the
village.
and
The infuriated husband immediately attacked Pear-
son, fought with him for some time, was seen
etruggling with him by a woman named Miles.
From that period nothing was seen of either of the
men until Friday afternoon, when Pearson was found in
the river Leen, about 150 yards from the scene of the
fight, with his throat cut, his head being
nearly severed
from his body.
Information was immediately given to the police, who
instituted a diligent search after Charlesworth, who was
apprehended this morning at the Old Park, Asbby-de-
la-Zeuch, and was forthwith brought to the County-hall
at Nottingham. He was then taken before the magis-
trates, and after a brief examination remanded. The
prisoner denied cutting the throat of the deceased, and
manifested the most perfect indifference.
A coroner's inquest upon the body was held this after-
noon before Mr. Coroner Swann, at the Horse and
Jockey, Basford, and adjourned to Monday.

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with the usual mails, 167 passengers, and a full cargo of
merchandise on freight. The royal mail screw steam-
ship Sarah Sands, Captain Illsey, also sailed this morn-
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