Star.
London, England, 1828-09-10 00:00:00

CORONERS INQULITL

Yesterday ifieraoon an lorprieitkon was taken before
T. Sniviron. E* at St. Batsbelentmes Hospital. no
view of the body of Sophie Morgan. ailed Imo swaths,
lobo was killed by the falling of a home in FrogweL
wart. Chacterehoese-lane.
William Knights beicklayee. No. 2. White Hone.
yanotbilecrowitreet, deposed. that on Moodily awe.
ins, about de o'clock, he was standing is Cheetet.home.
lane la eempaay with am, of the workmen. whet he
heard. 11 tremendowt crash; be ran into Frosvell-coolt.
end MPS 01141 the end house had fallen dove, woo
the eseeseien aj the !Torn wall; several persons kn.,:
died, tendered assistance. *ben they discovered 41
eldwig am and wanes named Mites. who ipdied
tbiteeteed floor. cowered, abase their middle, eh rib
Web; they were euncatedas quick as possible. Und.
news where witness and his friends were steadies the
WINO the screams of children, bat amid not we theoal
they captioned their exertions and cleated away do
rsibbish. when they Stu discovered a body. u hid preyed
to be the mother of the deceased child ; her month leas
filled with rubbish, which, on being seaweed, site
claimed, as well as she contd. " My baby, my hew.
and pointed downwards. The deceased was afta see
tonnd sear the same spot.
Caresser—Was any mischief done to the other haute?
Witness—The 'roof of Mr. Turner's house "pc*
ems Steady iojered. sod the stable at the side of
home, which was beached down. _

Coroner—Had the house been condeessed?
Witness—Not to say knowledge; but the whole of
the materials are in such a rotten state that the boys;
as well as the adjoiniog one, ought to Save bees cos•
domed years ago.
Richard Gods, E q. of the Crown Claw, *be isles&
lord to Mr. Turner. stated that the whole of 'be pre.
mists had been in a dangerous state foe souse yews. at
bad ineltiosed the dilardated state of the houses opal.
site to Ms property. bet could ansi get a prow s.
ream to due owner of thous. _

Joha Edgiagron, of Whits Linweeort. Chattel Hese.
lane, stated that he had known the ptemises tot obeli,:
louden years. and considered diem to have heel is a
very dangerous state ; there was a stack of c bootee a
the back wall of the house. which was full of CU*.
Witness bad seen the smoke issue from the opening,
which were wide enough to admit the arm of avian
The falling of the stack of chimniesflom such a hoot.
and their great sieighl, must have forced is the ski
and caroled all before it. He had repeatedly menumfd
the dangerous state of the premises.
Mr. Charles Coswall. one ti the house surgeons. stud
that the child died Irons the severe injuries it bad rs•
ceived on the head.

The Coma summed op at considerable length. NA
the Jest), worms' a verdict of "Accidental Death."

SUPPosZD MUMMA.— Yebterdey afternoon, at kw
o'clock, an inquisition was taken at the Castle Tam-,
at Woolwich, before Joggers CAIITARI, Esq. Conic,
for the county of Kent, and a respectable Jury, spas
view of the body of a man unknown, who was (mei
drowned in the river Thames on Sunday morning last,
under circumstances which can leave oo doubt that he
was murdered in a manner the most atrocious. The
body lay at the bone-house, and bad the appearance
having been in the water for five or six days. The
throat was cut from one ear to the other in a dreadful
manner, and some of the front teeth knocked out ; there
were also marks of violent contusions on the hued lad
on the left arm, which wps broken near the wrist. Roust
the waist was a cord, to which was attached a steno of
about eight pounds weight.—After hearing evidences
to the finding of the body and its state, the foil=
verdict was returned..." That the deceased was
on the 7th day of September, dead, sad loath% ea do
River Thames, with his throat cut, and a stone tied to
his body; but whether be died of the said e.t.a by
drowning, or by his own bands. or the hands of my
other person, there jp no evidence before this lawn is
prove."—The body of the onfortunate mail was sainted
as soon as the verdict was returned.

KIMOSTOII. JULY 10..0s Maeda, sight, sliest half
pail earns o'clock, it eery awe shock et as mow
;paha was experiesced is this city ; sod se lager Sets
loaned that it was very geoerally lelt is the erghlisste
Wed.—Awake C'earaat. •

Joss SMAII64 keeper of thst chatchyard ci Elgia.
Wild hist west engaged is his sisal occapatiss of
diUiag moons die rums of nor splesdid cathedral. far
the pupae of clearing away every thing which calif
mar the effect of this •• vast sad ovesebelming edifice,"
discovered a stow coma, which iv seawall, supposel
t., have boss the coin is which were deposits/ the
remains of King DOM.; who was slais by ilea ems
Macbeth. at lawman. It is, at 41 neat., Nestor et
sagsestiosable bi tones! Ws, that King Dosses war
bossed abs Pot the identical spot is which this WNW albs
bas bees Woad i for lioeilsys. the most easiest 4 est
Scottish historians. wham accurocy say he Irkd se.
asesiisss tam " Macao was boned is the place ss
which the middle steeple stootr—the 'coy place
which the stone cuirass is questa= has bees discovered.
It is, as will be readily supposed, cut out of sew stows
assures shout six beet to length. two in ()Judah. ad
one and a hah in depth. TM. discovery al dus cantos
cots has excited coabidesablo nearest in ttx pl.ce
Petilays dams is not what say be tamed a pv:iiis
churchyard in Lisa* is which are inserted the roams
of so many illustrious individuals of tosser daps' sie
deposited is our Elgia cathedral churchyard. Several
of our celebrated Scotch M.'n.rcbs • efeetAumbeJ heir.
with amorous Bishops, Noblemen, Baroness. datua*
warriors, itc.—Elgin Courier.

BIRTH.
At Maks, es the nth June, the Lady tat B. F. Talk., Bak al •
daughter.

MARRIED.
The Raw. Reginald Rohm, M.A. Rector of Akterehati.
`to Mary. eldest daughter of R. Mcbertmo. K.q. a Rh's"
Shropshire.
At Edinburgh. tb Rev. Jolia. Myna*. M.A. d TevAa, WM°
Jaw. maenad daughter of William Borg, Rag. W.&

DIED.
At she Deasery. Rip" seed se. the Very Rev. &ben WI
Waddling. D.D. F.S.A. Wand Ripon. Archileacem sf the Sea
and Prebendary of Mtn, Is the Cathedral of Turil.
The Rev. Williams Jackass, of Rye, blaster of the Free Grawillst
School in that tows drain a period of thirty-an years.
Mr. William Home, asidshimmaa on board the Mattis slog el
was. will* inadared at sea mar the lased of Madagascar. is °I
"Wirdeabilybeeade=to whets the whole crew were wet
to a watery grave. This rung Graduen
410.- eil-1-4 die male doscavellmani Sir Geer(' Herne of Talfed.he.
Mrs. Commuoller et isadsollerist she
_reign of king Jason de
Sash, Awe NS sad wegarager, Sir David Home a Weakiertmle._.
Barepet, rased a memo kr the week* of
bfaVely gig KW Chaaim t
was dabs at tbe bank of Dambar, bi tilt
Ceentwsi. iteddelbent was branch of oak
fa
MOM Ilsorhhed spas shs isfarslirr 400 Tear*

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