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London, England, 1829-05-15 00:00:00

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MURDER OF A FEMALE AT KENSINGTON.

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Yeg.rday morning, about fnur o'clock, as Davis, a
watchman in Addisun's-road, Xeniingt,•n, was going
If his duty, he observed a ynutig woman, about 22
years of age. lying on the side of ti e road leading to
Lord Holland's MansMn, who had been murdered by
some diabolical assassin •tabbing her with a sharp
st•linsent to tbe heart. The body was warm, aid the
Wood still Bowing. so that the deed must have been done wain
Ism than an how of that time Mr. liketchley. the Magistrate,"
riecaking information alike circumstance, commenced spilt am,
lisqdry into the shocking eitcumstance. In the course of the day
a number of witnesses were examined by a Bends of 3.lMigrates at
Kensington workboute, when it was asc. rained, from the evid.lee
of a girt named Price, that the •d cc it was an unfortunate
women, whose real name was Mary Ann Waite. but who west
by the nests of Mrs. Brown; she anl Price lodged together' at ;he
house of Mrs. Jackson, Yorkeitnet, Kensingyan ; Price Into
that she parted with the deceased ..bout on We&
nesday night, in the Kensington-road, end the occeastd said she
Iris going to Kensington Barracks, to meet the fervent fi
Captaus.lves of the Ilith.liosurs. whose aims is Thomas Bft.
mingbani; to' ieturn a shirt pin that she had taken 'trim his
a. few nights before, when he was in Liquor; T.Sunton, the
Bowestreet enter, was sent by, Mr. Sketchtey to take KM
eminghem lino custody; sod on bringing lint bowie the *laps.
Crates, he positively Bet led, whets confronted with Vries, 'that
the deceased ever had a shut pin belonging to him, or that beltsil
seen her during the last six days. On the cap of the deceased a
shirt pin was found, which Price stated was the one the deceased
1..4d her she was gulag to take to Birmingham.
Richard -Merin. a Bow street patrol, stated, that about two
o'clock on Thursday nursing be was in the Broadway, Hammer.
adds and saw a gentleman's servant and the deceased. Ebe
at smack
,the servant, who had a cockade in his Ito, and was
dressed so 4kt-coloured Berry, and said to him, ' do you mean
'to serve me stir They walked on towards Kensington.
A Coroner's Jury at last night on the body of the' deceased;
and arsoingbana, who had a hat with a cockadviu It, and was at.
Sired in a fuadaa dress, was questioned. Trteitte the pstrid, sac
staamininl, and swore obst Birmingham very mach resembled the
min be law with the decease l at flansmetsmith at tuu t: eloet
that morning. Ihriningham said, that he was in bed at WWI-nein
Barracks irons eleven o'clock on Wednesday night till 'de o'clock
on,lbursday mourning. and he slept with • female who had get
over the Barrack wall. A Serjeant and a assume! confirmed his
sisteniaist as to seeing 'a woman go into his room • but it was id.
signed that he might have left during the night, and got over the
Barrack wall. At about haii.past two o'clock this• morning. she
Jury was of opinion the there was sullehrrit evidence to waives(
do detention of Birmieghant en suspicion of ennunitting the meta
dee, had the Inquest was adjourned till Monday nest, to afford
opportunity of bringing forward other and more satisfactory
dente. •The sensation this circumstance has created in the
Worland h 40.880410 mi.

DREADFUL FIRE, ATTENDED WITH THE

LOSS OF LIFE..

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About ten o'clock last night, a ILIA a most elem.
ing nature broke outirrthe hone of Mrs. Usher, tallow
chandler; No. 146, Fenclittich.street, which' irom the
matetials upon the premises boost tot th all at once with
an alarming fury, threatening the most Ateadtol coml•
queoces to the adjoining homer. Almost immediately
fer the file had broken out a scene of the most beast.
tending description presented itself, two children Otte
seen on the parsp,t in front of the fourth or attic story,
calling piteously for help ; the mob- aasseithred in front
were unable to tender the least-assistance. and •call,tl
out to the children to ;Wow themselves our, but their
calls were' unheeded by the poor children. The dairies
were new rapidly ascending, and their destruction ep.
peered inevitable; but the nest moment a person was
observed to lay bold of the children and take theta
i: to the house of Mr. Wood, tea dealer, adjoining.
The children were conveyed by Mr. Hooper, of Lime.
street, the person who so courageously vaunted his own
l•fe to save those of • the infants,- into the dwelling .1
Mr. Stokes. opposite. Oise of the children is severely
scorched, the other escaped without injury. A number
of engines was early.on the spot, and sided by a plentis
ful supplj of water, extinguished the Lutes in the
course of en hoar, but not before the hou;e was chits.
pletely destroyed, not a single article being saved. The
hat of the lied Lion publichouse was bus nt. and the fidnt
consuis ed. but the upi er•patt of the house was Weed.
' the stock its Mrs. Ushet's house was very extensim
And ti•E property destroyed is of considerable value.s—
Tbe family, ft is supposed, bad not. retired to rest when desire
broke wet. fee one pt the children saved was only partly undreetni.
and there Is no doubt that Sirs. Ushers finding her tweet wit et
by thee street door. placed them is the upper story, tad returned
to save life. Whist, with an Intention to escaper 1.7 the tup et do
house, but was unable to dose, and pet imbed with her servant in
the lames. The two unfortunate and ow orphan children meal
have hem With the same tate, but tot the earraordheary medals
of 11r. Hooper, velso had nearly lost hoe own life in his tuition.
Two young men and one of the bee imes were "'tiered by the de-
vowing element. in their attempts to save the &titterers, when turf
were compelled to retreat. • The origin of the lire Is at penal
unknown.

PUIIIIIIII% PAIATIIULARS.
Melodies of two solferere by the fire which brnhe ost lot Wok
'have been found, via. Mrs. Usher, and one of ber children. Ds
'servant girl was said to have elm tall a prey to the Are. but K
now stated she has escaped. • •
It appeared that Mts. Usher died more from selloestion dna
any dung else, her body being but slightly injured by the ire. this
of the children saved from the parapet is said to have jest dbl.
The budles of the unfortunate sufferers were taken late the Bed
Lion public-house, there to await the Co/riser's Inquest.
solidity of ;be party walls inabily prevented the &Moshe a if
tire. The whole - lek apn. be deer

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__ stock appears to
CORN—BXCHANUE, MAKlies.l4lol2. War 15.
The favours* state of the weather tor the etops, sod the her
at fields of Foreio'Grain, hays bad kgreat adfastopais oar
this intim% -few siiesCosidloe etedift, bat Idonday's prises on
be qinited-for hoe simples of Wheat, Barley, and Oats. •
ncroansvisoi Nona NONDAT, •
Wheat, fsoglish (qrs.) . 1.43 C i Foreign .
Irish clue, English • •
Foreign . es,,sso Irish .
Wier. lEiglhat . 1,530 Foreign .
Irish • • . Fluor Starks) .

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SMITHFIELD. kIAKICIT. Mot 25.
CAITLI AT MARIA%
Beasts 439 I Sibeeis and Lambs Cato Pigs 193 I Cake IS4
Bert . . Ss Lod to es !Li Yea . . be od to W
Mutton . ds Od 44 41.1 Park . . 4s "
Lamb . 5s Stl 1s 4d
Hay per load, 4i is. to Ait4 4s. CloOer LS 10s. to IS 11,"
Straw XL 16s. to £2 es.
COAL MARKET--Tats Dar at Oft:
There has been a liberal supply of the various sans et Coal daligg
the week—considerably more than the demidsd. Eleydo orris*.

were at market to-day, making a total so the wears oleivol st lig
ships. The lizelteoge was not otowerossiy • attended lor 00.100!
today._ maces.
Best Waned bads . . Si.. Id. Ma
Other sone . . 945. Od. • 1104.. M.
Ships at Market, 91.

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At Atildgirtli, Dnatfrimsklre, Mrs. Jan Gordon, oral SS
on the following day her sou, Mr. William Gordon—cot eir it 01.
prime aqd vigoor of manhood, after as Maas et dirge days.

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