The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-07 00:00:00

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

Saturday evening an inquest was held before
Carttar, at the White Lion, opposite the nigh°Pd
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which, on the first discovery of the body, led to eared
few minutes to eleven o'clock, while undressing! the
bed-room, heard a woman scream violently, as it heard
water ; he listened, and after a few moments f'ivate
another piercing shriek, and then heard P. who
watchman talking from the wharf to a fisherman' arils
was in a peter-boat at a distance of about forty the
from the shore, and who described that he hear,
screams come from a particular direction near the 'once,
beth-causeway. The watchman, in conserin'lo
hastened towards the spot, where he was joined 1)1 the
Lucas's watchman, who had heard the screams fre!rheY
Middlesex shore, and consequently rowed across.
sray,
discovered the body at a few yards from the Cause two
woman was s o
saw discovered,th e body
depositedlying near the shore, in a depth of not more thatth a
feet of water. Witness (Mr. Lloyd) hearing sist.
and hastened
in white
to render assist
ante,
within, he could almost say, five minutes from the time
.t felt
he heard the first scream ; and, strange to saY, tot.
as cold as lead, for which he was unable to ac hour,
Every means were employed for upwards of athea
t
including bleeding, to restore animation, but we lbody,
effect. Witness, owing to the cold state of th bad
was unable to say that it was that of the woman '
heard scream.
Similar evidence was given by other witnesses. _e
George Cox, husband of the deceased, wim See
in a state of strong mental distress for the loss hider,
sustained, described himself as a carver and gi
living in Heydon-court, Regent-street, and tared
that the last time he saw the deceased was at abowLs
quarter to twelve o'clock, on Wednesday last, when
they parted on good terms in Berwick-street, r ;
said she would proceed home and prepare his dinnC,.
he ascertained she had not been home, and was una!)i.u.
to hear anything of her until the next day, when
address was discovered by . means of a card found
fl;.,
her pocket. He was entirely unable to say how 4
deceased came to be drowned, or what had brouga
her to the Surrey side of the water.
no.
case, into which they regretted that they co,u_Toud
penetrate, and the latter returned a verdict of 'to
Drowned, but how caused, there was no evidence
show." before
The Coroner and Jury said it was a very mysterioo.
An inquest was held on Saturday morning CO'
Mr. Payne, at Messrs. Whitbread's brewery, In
eau,
well-street, Finsbury, on the body of Mr. M
one of the partners in that establishment. It aPP,,,ed
s of
artinare
that the deceased, who was upwards of eighty fie
age, suddenly disappeared on Friday afternoon' ctiog
was seen in the brewhouse at two o'clock, insrends'
the machinery and works on the premises. His :arch
becoming alarmed, proceeded in the evening te,,,b with
the premises, and on examining the yeast tr.sm 813;
sticks, the body of the deceased was fowl' ''he
peared to have been dead some time. The 7,ad for"
was very infirm, and walked with a stick ; he his stir
merly been attacked with apoplectic fits, and it °while
posed that he was suddenly. overtaken WTI fitfough
walking round the trough, and fell in. The "It eon-
is about five or six feet deep, but on this occasied a half
tamed yeast to the depth of only about two an it able
feet ; the deceased would, therefore, have bee
_a
iii
to call for assistance, if he had not been afflict'
the manner before mentioned.
ceased was caused by apoplexy. the 6r°
Deceased was father of Mr. Martineau, of
The Jury returned a verdict, that the death of de.
of Martineau and Mallon,
BIRTHS
On the 2d inst., Mrs. Culley, Coup
berland, of a daughter. nningtoncommon,
On the 4th inst., at South-place, I,e"--- -
Frederick Devon, of a daughter. • Castle, Nortl2lo.

youngest daughter
ardadugßhatnedralolf, ofth eCliaaptetopn. n
MARBLED' d, ",
On the sth inst., at St. Michael's, Cornhill, Itichar t
Jane, youngest daughter of Matthew Harrison, of HIP
grove, and Cornhill. Orti:
On the 31st ult., at East Bridgford, Notts, 15e, ila•l°
Esq., of 011erton, in the same county, to Mary B6ht'' O'er
place. Hpaallml,er:oEsrthq.a,inptonsieufuory,

oaneloli

On the sth inst., at Christchurch, Surrey, ElbanalgPhtet
jun., Esq., of Herne hill, Surrey, to Mary, second "--
Joseph Dermer, Esq. 1
osioscir:
On the sth inst., at St. John's, Windsor, Mr. Sattlar 21)
of Castle-street, Holborn, to Susanna, eldest datlifb`" F.
Jenner, Esq., of Windsor. ~s he
, C
On the 2d inst., at St. Matthew's, Brixton, t"-, the Ile' '
F. Anderson, to Sarah, only surviving daughter 0 )1 r,
F. Mileham, of Stoke Newington. / scill3resO'
On the sth inst., at Trinity-square, Cloudesle.,"_ iste
John Renshaw, to Charlotte, third daughter of the
~
pp),
Jones, of York-place, Islington. „ Wo3„,' srl#'
On the 2d inst., at St. Bride's, Fleet-street, ..
IA .1,
of St. Lawrence, Ipswich, to Eliza, daughter of Sr*
of Tiverton, Devon.
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DIED,

On the 2d inst., at the Grove, Lady Jane 1104
daughter of the late John Earl of Hopetoun. rlePstreet'
On the sth inst., in Harley-place, Upper 03
n,
0(
Wilam Parkinso Esq., in hs 3d year. h lOthet
Onli the 2d inst., Lieutenant-iGeBneral Calcratt, -af l s4'
the late Right Hon. J. Calcraft, M.P. watt, pot
On the 6th inst., at Hanover.square, Thon3o3 goose,
of Willenhall, Warwickshire, and of Willenhall— be
e t
Barnet, Herts, aged 51. jot o
On the sth inst., Sir R. G. Keati, G.C.8., .Adsl
~,w 11,
White, and Governor of Greenwich'HospitaL „is
..„.u"deeira,
On the 13th ult., at Lisbon, the Chevalier Fra3.-eof P'l:-0011'
of London, and Penha da Franca, in the ist3ad Greaf Glow'
eldest son of the late Dominick Oliveira, Esrl',. ,-,•r3, °.
berland-street, and nephew of the Marechal 010 -1
wid°l
( ester-place. . 13e11, lire.
On the 6th inst., in Harley-place, Clifton, DIP: Fif's ge
of the late Chas. Bell, Esq., of Hilton and Colltithi.e,t
of Geor
On the 4th inst., at Walworth, Mary Ann, relleaged 590p0-
Holah, Esq., formerly of Stamford-hill, Middleseg,
tree, Sena
On the 24th ult., Parr Popkin, Esq., of Dean's oil?
square.
of Stalliford-
On the 4th inst., John Martineau, Esq., oS'
aged 76. w. isit
On the 4th inst., at Dorking, Harriet, wife of J.
, los3'
Esq., Mill-wall.
terOonf tthhee4lathteiDnt,iacti TuFownblerrid,gEesWq. ells, f 01!
komoe, 0.00,
On the 3d inst., Ann, wife of Mr. Enoch Ria ... oeol
mingliam, in her 36th year, second daughter of Di'
Lopard, late of London. Margaret, thira . „

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