The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-13 00:00:00

CORONER'S INQUESTS.

Art extraordinary investiglititin took plnce"
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Tuesday morning last, before T. 811 tittst 6, 'Esq., Coroner,
at the ilerkeleytarms, Crantbrd-bridge, respecting the death or
a fenutle, named Illary George. •
Front the evidence it appeared; that. deceased had lately
been much troubled with a .great ,swelling an the a:cl of
her neck, and 'had applied to several prefessiortal persons
in the !village and its environs to afford lair some relief,
bnt every means they resorted to . proved ineffectual. Silo
complained of the violent agony she felt in consequence of
the swelling, and it was generally supposed by her re-
latives and friends that it had.materially injured her intellects.
On Saturday nirning•the unfortunate woman was visited. by
her daughter; she was then in bed,'and obServed She had passed
a very restless night. Alie,• hoWevir, requested her daughter
would bring her up a razor ;to cut her nail& The dangliter
complied with her desire, unconscious what her intention at
the moment was. The poor woman, however, on seeing tt.ti
razor her daughter had brought, threw it at.her, bid her eo
down stairs and ring up a white handled one. Tile
daughter did so, and gave her the razor, and again ICA the
room. She hail been down stairs but a few minutes Om
another person went into the room, and there saw .the on-.
fortunate woman weltering in her blood from a large
wound which she had inflicted on the swelling, the White.
handled razor lying, beside her, taiga immersed
The alarm was instantly given,
.and every rries.res
-resorted • to' to • stanch the Wed, but 'all proved' inefftc-
turd 1 the deceased in a short time. bird.. to death. •11'was
then ascertained that dcCeaßed had, n short titre aince appli4 d
to-one of the sitigeonS, and reCtiecited he Weald cut the swell.
ing, by which means she coacOve4l 'she sityttici obtain relief.
The shrew?), however, assured her 41.44 operatirin was irn»
possible to be performed, and She returned home in a diScon.
tented mood :it therefore the resod quite
satisfied of the relief she should obtain bycißening the slvellhg;
and as she could not find an'y Medical gentleman who woald
undertake the task, had.doterrnined to perform the operatien
herself. .
The Jury were satisfied ta'u't such was her intentioa, parti.
cularly rss the wound Was on no etli..r part of tier neck,"and theh
returned
,the followingverdict :--t" That the dticensed died in
consequence of injudiciously opening a swelling in her nye it,
which she previously applied to a doctor- to do fir her bit
, ,
which he had declined doing." 4
f3u DLit 1,4 DaaTn.—An Inquisitittri was held on Taestiay
evening, before ?dr. STIa.bING, at the I)svonshite.
Duke-street, Portland Chapel, on the body of Michael nitres,
Esq. a gentleman of considerable fortune,—" Died by the Visi.
tation of God."

DARING ITIGIVW AY ItORRERY.—YPStetflay,
young and powerful man, named Philip Joiiphs,.walf 4rtiught
up to Union.ll4l, in the custody of Pople,eliarged with toortg
robbed Mr. Patrick Kellehen the prereding day, at the fight c,n
:Woolsey Hurst. Mr: Keliehen stand, that or, the day Otter,:
he went down to :Woolsey llurst to e, e the fight .between
son and Ward, and while there, he was surrounded by a,gang
Of London thieves, areoug whet/ 'the prisoner Wits the .tbost
Active. Witness suspecting their ihtetitior,3 were to rob him, endeavoured to get away, but the prisoner euntineo hts Isrms,
and ultimately succeeded in forcing his pockef.to,ok iron his
trousers pocket, which contained it. fie. Durit...g- the firm, rid
was struggling with the, prisoner, the latter said he supposed I
Wati seine poor d--I who ,old not gvt much :Agit t ri the
Would soon See Mr. K. added, that lit' al!erwar,ls knock-
et' down by the gaiig, and .at the conelosion' of the figitt lie
again s4,w the primmer en the.grtattat,. apon
,witt,ln he kept ids
eye nntil he lett :Woolsey for town, and foßutved him to RintA.
tun Bottom, where Pople and Rice were 'On ilutY, lie Poir•t44
the prisoner out to thesentficers, who took him into ettstotly.—
in the prisouer'6 pocket, besides sortie silver, was Etta
lalri
don front some of' the prisoners confined in :sl.7,itistti3e (.14'..1 to
the Secretary of State.--He Was caratnitted.