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London, England, 1817-06-07 00:00:00

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MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHZ.

lagiti-
tsolto!mt's Thnrsday In
was, held at the While Hart, Dake-street,
Gresvennr.evere, on view of the nay elf Mil
Nevinson, wife of Dr. C. Nevinson, of 10,
Somerset-streer, Portman-saiaire, whis CHllle to
bet death as will appear by the following evi-
leoce
Sarah Barnet, matron of St. George's
Workhoese, Hanover-square, said, that about five
o'clock on Tuesday evening last, she was passing
through Portman-Square,.ill climpany with fe-
male friend, who suddenly called out, " Oh, dear
Mrs. Barnes, look at the Lady !" Witness loisked
and saw a Lady lying in the road bleeding pro-
fosely ; site •inituediately flew to her assistatice,
and found her a Pptirviitly dead ; she pulled off her
jewels and desired her to be conveyed to Dr.. Le.
Mann's, in Orehard•street. A fine young Lady,.
rushed out of the.sqeare and said, my
dear Mother, iny duo: Mother 1" The deceased
where she had
VMS conveyed to Mr. Le Mann's,
not been lone, before the unfortunate Dr.• Ne-
viion entered, and with great presence of, mind
began to adminitter remedies to the deceased
but as soon as be felt the skull, he uttered
piercing shriek, and stood the picture of despair.
Then, as if some recollection crossed his mind,
he threw his arms tonsil the inanimate corpse
and said, " Oh I my affectionate wife I" This
was too much for witness, Phe turned away' and
saw no more,nd
and his but underst
chialdren ands thre aluaustat thc heinarta
-
broken husba
state of mental derangement.
William Fouler, of N 0.36, Little Cora m-stree t ,
stated, that about five o'clock un Tuesday even•
ing ha was coming through Portman-square, when
his attention was suddenly arrested by seeing a
Tilbury gig, containing a lady and gentleman,
driving furiposly from Gloucetersplace, and round
the South side of the square ; the deceased was at
that moment coming out of the gate accompanied
by her daughter, but before she could avoid it she
was 110ektddOWl1 and the chaise drove on. Wit-
ness uttered an exclaMation of horror, nd with
e
several others, ran to the lady's assistancae , T
chaise drove on, towards Baker-street,
and wherlae.
was overtorned, alai the' gentlettandy.
thrown out, the funnier was severely injured and
taken to a neighbouring surgeon's:
Cross-examitied—Did no see the curlhaise before
it came out of Gloticestert -plece'. ieves the
horse to be totally unmaringeeble. Did not see
the whip applied once. The gentleman seemed.
to pull with all his mightkn. Witwnhetheress is athat nnie judwas a
ge
of horses, but does nut oW
restive one,
Mr. A. Le Mann, Of Orchard-street,Portmen-
square, surgeon, said the deceaftsed as bro
ught uas
to
his shop, quite dead ----The le jaw was brought 10
his shops quite ticad .The left jart' was b
well us the side of‘the head, an- thecheek bnerelles
of
entirely beat in. He (10 not kndow•the (sa
the gig, but a friend of his dibd,
ltwinho tes! eimaa
be well aware of its laying eghooree , having
often had simibtr. accidents.
The Beadle handed in a paper with the gentle
moo's address; wikich'wits " ourd, P 1016,1111.
reilt ;nd the:fury, after a long
troveisy respectinge the verdict, adjourned ttllU
MOnday'eveniug, at seven. o'clock,