The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-02 00:00:00

FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Friday night, about eight
o'clock, a gentleman was getting out of the London train
at the Lime-street station, Liverpool, before the car-
riages had come to a full stop, when he slipped between
the platform and the wheels. When taken out he was
found to have received a fearful gash oq the head, his
arms were dislocated, and nearly all of his ribs fractured.
He faintly implored those who were assisting him not to
touch him, but to let him die. He was, however, taken
to the Royal Infirmary, where be died in half an hour
after his admission. The name of the unfortunate gen-
tleman is Thomas Underhill, and he resided at 42, Far-
ringdon-street, Loneioe.
THE LATE MURDEROUS ASSAULT AT CROYDON.—At 5
o'clock yesterday morning, Staines, alias Bright, gave
himself up to he police at the Croydon station, and was
examined before the maeistratea a few hours after. Ser-
geant Julian deposed that the prisoner came to him that
morning, and said, " I want to give myself up about
Mrs B-lton's affair. You know all ahout it." Witness
;said "Ye 5." Prisoner then said (alluding to Maisel find
Mrs. Belton), "There were six of one and half a dozen of
the other." He said he knew he should be "grabbed,"
and so he thought he would give himself up. Mrs.
Belton had been insulting him, and he had hit iter with
a chopper which was in the room. Mr. George Cooper,
surgeon, having deposed that Mrs. Belton was still in a
da. gerous condition, and unconscious of a'l matters in
connection with the affair, the prisoner was remanded.
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