Star.
London, England, 1830-12-09 00:00:00

CORONER'S INQUESTS.

Ao inquest was held Tuesday at Bartholomew's Hospital, on the body
of Thomas Beady, aged seven years. It appeared that the deceased and
some other boys at school were " playing the conjuror," which they did
by patting nails into their ears, and pretending to draw them out at the
nose. A nail was at length forced into the deceased's ear, which peoe.
touted through the drum, and lodged in the cavity. The nail was ulti-
mately withdrawn at the hospital ; but the boy ►eame insensible, and
expired on Monday, from inflammation on the brain. Verdict—Acci-
dental death.

An Inquest was held on Tuesday, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
on the bed of Mary Yeoman, a single woman, aged 40. It appeared
the , while labouring under the influence of liquor, went to the
cupboard, In which there was some arsenic mixed up with some pork
fat, in a plate, put there to destroy mice. and partook of the same. She
owned the feet, and said she was very weary of her life, and that she had
frequently gone to the New River with the intention of drowning her.
self; but on arriving there her been failed her when she thought of
what would become of her soul.—The Jury returned a verdict of
Insanity.
Lasuntsean.z Cott.—An inquest was held on Monday, at the
Prince of Brunswick, Whiteconduit-fields, on the bodies of Janet and
BOW, Brown, both under seven years of age. It appeased that ht
sequence of an officer going to the house ad the parents ad the demised
children to execute a warrant, and discovering two children lying deed,
who, he was credibly informed, had had no previous illness, be gam
information to a surgeon in Pentonville, who, on going to the Weis,
found the children lying naked en a board, quite deed ; the mem ma
otherwise empty. The mother said she had another child ivy
and on seeing the dicer, who had a wammt spinet her hasimed fer
pawaing some goods, she burst into Isms, and aid that tee
of her child:es raddled within the last two hem, and that her husbmi
and herself were In the utmost poverty. The and the sp.
pearence of the family were of the most dgplebdsnttiptloo. There
were three other children. Several medics (endows who bad attended
the yea merino examination of the bodies, gave it as their opinion that
the children died a natural death. The father of the children gave
hart- readiag description of himself and family, and stated that the
eldest child died at 11, and the youngest shoniy after 1, the latter being
a&=tly in good health halt an hour previous to her death. The
humanely wive the poor fellow a sum of mom, and expresse.l
Ia bops that tbeparish would do something for him. The Jury then re-
turned a verdict of —Mad by the Visitation of GOD.

Monday, the jurymen present at the inqaest held at
Camberwell Workhonse, on the body of the infeetanate man, Clark,
who destroyed Wawa with prude add, took occasion to complAin of
the total want of MONIMOSildell hi the cage dotted in that portion of
the parish, for disordedise sold other thediptisse of prisoners. The
jury compared it to such a pine twolinement ea die Black.hole 01
Calcutta must have been, iodspeedeat of Ade it was so situated, tint
if the prisoners were apprehended In tithe's[ she villages of Camber-
well or Peckham, they had to be drawl merely a mile to be locked
up In the hole described. One of the witamess examined on the inquest
detailed the loathsome date of Sidi in whisk the cage was, and all per-
sons charged were thrust there indisaiminate]y, and as it was at a dir.
tame from the station-house, all might perish before assistance arrived.
The jury expressed their determination of calling the attention of the
paish authorities to the subject.
Sunday night, the Black Horse public-house, kept bY
Mr. Penny, at Rotherbltbe, wu broken Into and robbed of 321. beads*1
various articles of property. The thieves effected an entrance by boring
the shutters with a centre-bit, and It appeared that, when they owe,
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11 in, they were In no hurry to leave, for three empty bottles, which had
co sherry, were found the next morning in the bar, sad they slew
bad partaken of some breed and cheese and some beer. They 101.11
letter, signed w Swing," on the bar table, stating that they had bees
Mr. Penny's bed-room, from whence they obtained the money, and that
it was well !whim that he was fast asleep at the time, or they shook'
bays blown his brains out. Mr. Penny has a brother in the same tint
of business, sod the writer of the letter threatened to call at his house
one of these nights, and " serve him out" in a similar manner.

BIRTH.
Saturday, at his Grace's house, in Cavendish-square, her Olgs the
Duchess of Richmond was safely delivered of a daughter.

I lIAKRND.
The 3d hot. et Kilmore Church I limey Theophilus Übe/. En'
late one of his Majesty's Comminiewers at the flavaanah, to Frogs
11 Matilda, widow of it. Baundenoo, Zap of Drunken Howe, coast,
'of Cavan.

DIED.
'!be&h of :sly lart, on board the ship amoeba, es Ws Tore
frees Bombay, after as absence elenany 77 Llest..CoL D. Campbell.
agte Hon. Lod laths Company's —Mends", at (Hamby Hall;
'the Eight Hon. Mertes Lord Healey, 0.C.8. In the 794b.Year ut

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