The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-28 00:00:00

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NUMEROUS SUDDEN DEATHS.—On Friday afternoon
three inquests were held on the bodies of persons who had died sud-
denly. The first case was taken before Mr. William Payne, at the
Duke of York Tavern, Southwark-bridge-road, on the body of
Frances Guymer, aged thirty, housemaid in the service of Mr.
Blewell, of No. 154, SOuthwark-bridge-road. On Tuesday morning
last, at au early hour, the deceased was suddenly seized with violent
pain, and rushing into her mistress's room she exclaimed, " Oh, I
have been a wicked sinner, and God Almighty has placed his heavy
hand upon me." She was placed in bed, where she was seen by
Mr. Jones, a surgeon, under whose care she remalued until eleven
o'clock the same night, when she expired. In the deceased's pocket
was found a paper of tobacco, and under her bed a pipe.
The second inquiry was held before Mr. W. carter, the
Coroner for Surrey, at the Horse and Groom Tavern, Great Guild-
ford-street, St. Saviour's, as to the death of slartha Brown, aged
months, whose parents reside at No. 12, Zoar-street, Gravel-
lane, Holland-street. On the night of Wednesday last the deceased
was placed in bed by the side of its mother, and at an early hour the
following morning the child was found quite insensible and black in
the face. A surgeon was called in, but life had been extinct for some
time. The deceased had died in a fit. The third inquest was held
at the Duchess of Kent,
Nov-street, Rotherhithe, before Mr. W.
Carter, on the body of Jane Thompson, aged two years, the
daugh-
ter of a waterman, residing at No. 3, Love-lane, Mill-pond-bridge.
On Thursday morning, between six and seven o'clock, the deceased
was discovered in bed quite dead, a neighbouring surgeon was im•
mediately in attendance, who attributed death to a fit of apoplexy.
The jury in each case recorded a verdict of "Death from natural
causes."
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MARCH 27.—The sup-
plies of all grain are pretty good. We experienced only a slow de-
mand for all descriptions of Wheat to-day, but former prices were
maintained. Fine Barley fully as dear, other qualities dull sale.
Beans met with a fair inquiry at full prices. Oats Mel. per stone, and
Shelling 6d. to Is. per load higher. Malt firm, and quick sale.
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES
RAILWAY.—During the present week men have been employed in the
erection of an electric telegraph upon this line, which it is intended
to extend from the terminus at Shoreditch to Brandoil—the terminus
northward of the Eastern Counties Railway. When the line is
opened between Ely and Peterborough, wires will also be raised be-
tween the two towns. The directors have availed themselves of all
the recent improvements in the electric telegraph, which will be put
up along the line, under the most perfect arrangement. The whole
apparatus will be completed iu about five weeks, and the cost will
be above 3001, per mile ; the distance being 88% miles. The re-
mainder of the distance from Brandon to Yarmouth will also have
the telegraph, but which which will be erected at the expense of
the board of directors of the Norfolk Railway Company.—Essex
Standard.
GENERAL FALL IN THE PRICE OF BREAD.--Yester-
day there was In aIL parts of London a general fall in the price of
bread to the amount of one halfpenny. The hightst price is now 9d.
and the lowest 7d. per quartem of four pounds.
STEAM-BOAT MILGAMATION.—It has been proposed
to amalgamate the Waterman's Steam-boat Company with the City
gteam-boat Company, under one directory, and the proposition has
been favourably receiTed the board et directors of DOA OM'
PAW!