The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-09 00:00:00

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

On Wednesday evening an inquisition was take-
before Mr. HtGc,s, at the White Horse, Knigle
bridge, on the body of Henry Rowe, aged 62.
Thomas Chillman, North-street, Chelsea, state
that ou Monday evening, between five and 01%
o'clock, he was in the high road, Knightsbridge, Tlaa,
to the White Horse, when he saw a bullock gut
wild standing in the carriage road. The animal ha'
thrown two persons. The deceased had a rope ill
his hand with a noose in it, and attempted to thro4
it over the animal's head. The bullock became rlifes
enraged and rushed at him, and struck his left both
into the lower part of the deceased's body, and threw'
him up in the air, when he dropped off the bor!
and came to the ground with great violence ;,,a;
assisted to carry the deceased to the hospital. Pi
died in a few minutes after he was taken to tb,
hospital.
Thomas Proctor—Drove the bullock and 61
others as far as Fleet-market, from Smithfield, an
then consigned them to the Care of one of his nil
who was quite sober. 'The animal was at that th
perfectly quiet. In the evening be saw the aniel:
at Knightsbridge in a wild state, and gave 007
for it to be killed.
Mr. Hawse, the owner of the animal, stated ti#
the bullock was driven to his slaughter-house, et
Battersea-bridge, where it became alarmed at P.
rushing of the tide, and made its escape.—Verdi.ct
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"Accidental death." Deodand, Is.

On Wednesday evening an inquisition 1"1"
taken at the Britannia Tavern, Brown-street, Hr
austone-square, before Mr. STIRLING, Coroner
touching the death of Louisa Evendon, a fine
girl, four years old, who died under the followiso
distressing circumstances:—
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Mrs. Elizabeth Green, of No. 24, Brown-sL. ho
Bryanstone-square, deposed that the parents (4,th.-
deceased occupied apartments in her house. ".
father was butler in a family at Windsor, and 0'
.-the
came home occasionally. About a month ega,,,et,
mother was brought to bed. A few days ta
wards the deceased and witness's child strayed fib-0
home, and were absent two days before they Vii,
discovered, during which the mother betrayea..fri,
tense feeling, and she was, consequently, thro
back in her confinement. On Friday afterrogib'Zli
Evendon came to witness, and, in great alarm,
her that her dear little child Louisa (the deceased,'
was killed, having drank a quantity of bug-poi%
Witness went and found the child very pale. vk
questioning her, the deceased said she had drey.
bug-water, that she hoped her mother would folo,
her, and she would never do so again. Witnestit‘ i,
mediately took the child to the Western Hose b.
in Nutford-place, Edgeware-road, and also took t
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bottle which contained the poison with her.
of the surgeons gave the child some
which brought a great portion of the contents P-0•
the stomach. Mr. Baker, a surgeon, of Edge/1111w
road, afterwards attended, and prescribed for ';
child until her death.
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Other witnesses confirmed this evidence. Ire—" Accidentally poisoned."

Last night a Jury, consisting of the Churcll'"nif
dens, Overseers, and other respectable inhabit
of Christ Church, Spitalfields, assembled at,-et•
house of Mr. Low, an undertaker, in Union-strips
to inquire touchingi the death of? Mrs. Marl
Gregory.
William Downer, a servant, stated, that 11'47,14
ten ten minutes past one on Tuesday afternoon, P'
alarmed by a violent screaming, and running tf)nel
staircase, met the deceased coming down en"t° lir co
in flames. He called for assistance, and extingu''
sent
the fire as well as he could. A surgeon ws's ,00
for and attended the deceased, who died at '
o'clock the following morning. tea
Esther Winnirtgton, Mr. Gregory's servant, 10 or
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that she heard the deceased scream, and founto•n•
upon the stairs with the lust witness, who w0:0,4
deavouring to extinguish the flames. She ad
shockingly burned, principally about the back
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breasts. The deceased said that a spark set fire 'Apt
piece of paper upon the floor, and she put her,
upon it to extinguish it, but being unable to °i‘
she caught it up with her two hands to thilher
upon the grate. In doing that she set fire !foe
sleeves, and the lower part of her dress heu-isif
caught fire when she put her foot upon the bur
paper.
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The witness added, that the whole of we 011
ceased's apparel was burned from her person 'l° oil
ran down the stairs. She was in her '2sth ye' $P
had left two children, one of them two ye'irs,:ttit'
the other eight months old, and she was sienvd•
them in the nursery when the accident 'acette
Verdict—" Accidental Death."

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