The Sun.
London, England, 1846-08-06 00:00:00

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VERDICT OF THE INQUEST AT

110 U N SLOW.
We have received from the Coroner's office the following
copy of the verdict at Hounslow, it being an authorised
transcript, with the intimation that " the Jury at the inquest
are very anxious it should be reprinted." We readily com-
ply with the request (though we see no material alteration
of our report) because the verdict cannot be too often read by
the public ;
"That the deceased soldier, Frederick John White, died
on the 11th of July, 1846, from the mortal effects of a se-
vere and cruel flogging of 150 lashes, which he received
on the 15th of June, 1846, at the Cavalry Barracks on
Hounslow Heath, at Heston ; that the said flogging was
inflicted upon his back and neck under the sen-
tence of a District Court-martial, composed of officers
of the 7th Regiment of Hussars, held on the 10th of
June previous, duly constituted for his trial. That the said
Court-martial was authorised by law to pass the said severe
and cruel sentence ; that the flogging was inflicted upon
him by two farriers, in the presence of John James Whyte,
the Lieutenant-Colonel, and James Low Warren, the sur-
geon of the said regiment ; and that so, and by means of
the said flogging, the death of the said Frederick John
White was caused.
" In returning this verdict, the jury cannot refrain from ex-
pressing their horror and disgust at the existence of any law
amongst the statutes or regulations of this realm, which
permits the revolting punishment offlogging to be inflicted
upon British soldiers ; and at the same time the jury implore
every man in the kingdom to join, hand and heart, in for-
warding petitions to the Legislature, praying, in the most
urgent terms, for the abolition of every law, order, and re-
gulation, which permits the disgraceful practice of flogging
to remain one moment longer a slur upon the humanity and
fair name of the people of this country.

THE LATE LADY BARING.—The mortal remains of
this venerated lady were interred on Friday LW, iJI the reali4 yanit
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