The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-03 00:00:00

SUrCI DES.

On Saturday evening an inquest was held be-
fore Thom AS STIR Lima, Esq. on the body of Thomas Wane,
Esq., of Stratford.piace, Oxforthstreet : the Jury consisted of
Gentlemen of the first respectability ; the deceased was in his
114th year. It appeared from the evidence adduced by some of
the relatives and friends of the deceased, as also front some of
the servants, that the deceased had for some dote appeared to
labour untler some peculiar bodily infirmity, and on Saturday
morning the unfortunate Gentleman opened the two pair of
stairs window, and threw himself on the pavement. Inert
taken up, he was dreadfully mutilated, having nearly every
bone in his hotly broken. The deceased was immediately taken
into the house, and almost instantly expired. The deceased
was of very amiable mannera, and much beloved by his nutue-
, rous relatives and friends. The Jury after a few minutes'
deliberation, returned a verdict—" '1 the deceased Com-
mitted the rash act, being at the time in a state of temporary
derangement."

or
otleie:niP
niavre,
A-distressing circumstance took place last
Sa-
turday evening, at the house of Mrs. Boding, the Horns,
Norwood. About ten o'clock at night Mr. Edwin Glover and
another person entered the house (the former had frequented
the house occasionally), when Mr. Glover asked Mrs.
flocking if it would be agreeable for him and his friend to
take a glass of grog at that late hour. Mrs. Hocking as-
sented ; they drank two glasses, and both went out together,—
In a few minutes Mr. Glover returned alone, and called for an-
other glass of liquor. At half-past 11,
the servant girl to inform Mr. Glover it was time to (ile,
the house to be closed. On going into the parinitr;
brought girlAirs.
found Mr. Glover lying on his face; her scroatug__eAli
i„ i to the
Bocking's brother and another man, wtn,geseb-a-rged a ristia
spot, and on raising him they found he had
Livia 27 years oe age,
through his heart. The decease..4nTeilstrching, hint, they found
and appeared in perfect health. "
the following. note, in his own
Me". BOCk if/g liteifiurne:l
some powder and bullets. als,k
f his hair, inihi,t pocket—
hand-writing, containing, ah * o
nod bless you." Neither
41, Good by, mother and traysisroter,,ay
was found upon him. The
money, watch, -a livery-stable keeper in West.
threaeemcehilfdoruern,o,tcoolockk)a,nanoudngncei
deceased had formerly been
your side of the water : an En
dated July 2f3 i....“ Prelim.
minster.
Extract of a letter I .
lisp gentleman, w' a few days since, and althohalfugh me-
ant! u
tune
,e,
iriv, inttandy at baud, he lived but five hours.
dirotrevihnitßotag, going out In the morning, he left a letter on the
tablei' in the drawing-room for his wife, to say she should never
seeappearance of hint, she became alarmed, and immediately went
in search of him, when she found he had committed the rash
act in prison, where Ito was in the habit of going to see a friend
confined for debt.
deaths are
nnt'delli:titlintntlytuaf
The Yor .
Park Herald of tl►e 31st ult. says—Since
our last, two boys of the ages of I
him more. When dinner hour
7 turd 11, heart; committed
suicide at Batton. by hanging themselves—on . " tim con Saturday---
the other on Sunday.

vt\rr LTA Ast s.
• LATE DUEL.-.T. W.
Esq. ex p're.l
oA Satutday evening of the wound he received lately in..the
dud ; but, previous to his death, in tho,preseace of several of
his friends, he expressed a wish there should be no prosecitmit,
observing that all reins fair, and that .Jr.W"
blamed. not to'be