Star.
London, England, 1828-08-26 00:00:00

CORONERS' IN.4I.7ESTg.

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ATV/OVINID INIAVIST ou Till 7-1.1110 1114C1 LAD,
Yesterday afternoon the Adj urned Inquest un 11.4
above unfortunate female was
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i.esiimerl in the c...._.
mime room of St. Bartholomew 6 Hospi,ai, when
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following additional evidence was taken;
William Gafiiey, servant to Mr. Flight, of Loogfere
deused,that he was on the front tf the stage when the)
used,accident occurred. prior to which the coachman got if
his boa, giving the reins to a Gentleman beside tire.
in about three minutes he again ascended, and was im'
the act of taking the reins in his own possession, whel
the Reif leading hone started forward, mid drew the
coach two or three yards; witness immediately ali
wards heard a scream, and on looking round IMP the
deceased lying on the pavement; witness is of opti hat the circumstance was accidental.

Mr. John West, grocer, of Totteaharn•coart•ro4
was crossing the road towards the Ang.l, when he sa•
the deceased, who was in the •et of asct Ming 'he item
behind the coach, when it int ved on a short distant,'
and she fell as Already described; he then looked f
the coachman, whom he found star ding near these*
wheel hone, and not on the box ; he asked if any one
was at the horses' heads when the accident oecurreds
and a Gentleman present informed him there was mot;
the. coachman then said he was at the horses' head,.
witness observed, that none of the potters assisted thi
unhappy young female after she was hurt; he tot.
sidered their conduct brutal) and in the highest degree
censurable.

he
was
quitevoitin he did reue:
Thomas Crowder was on the spot; and saw the ladder
placed, and two or three passengers get en the roof;
taw the coachman dismount, and throw the reins on
the horses' backs;
them to anyone to bold; when the accident hap
he was gathering up the reins, and was not on the box,
as stated by the porter; witness saw the deceased fall,
anlassisted her, in conjunction with others, tea sargeon,
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Charles Robinsob, the coachman, having give
tinned by the Connate not to say anything that might
tend to criminate himself, was sworn, and deposed that
he was on the box, and had the reins in his hands *ben
the horses started, and that the wheels could am have
gone more than half round.
There being no farther evidence, the Jury consulted
about half an hour, and then returned a verdict of—.
Accidental Death," with a deodand of Si. on the
coach and horses.
Saturday afternoon a Coroner's Inquest was held st
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, before THOMAS SHIM!,
Esq. on the body of William Castors, a lad about twelve
years of age, who, it was alleged, had been killed by
his own father. Sarah Newell deposed, that she was
employed in the lard of Mr. Sinnott, the dust con-
tractor of Clerkenwell Parish. On Friday, the 15th
instant, about four o'clock in the afternoon, witness and
two other women were at work on the dust-hill, at the
corner of Coppice-row, Clerkenwell. The deceased and
his father were there also—the former had some cold
tea in a pint pewter pot. The father asked the deceased
to give him some of the tea,and not to drink it all himself,
The deceased laughed, and handed the pot to his father,
who drank the remainder of the tea, but appeared to be
vexed at the deceased having left so little of it. He
then in a passion threw the empty pot at the deceased;
it struck him on the side of the bead. The deceased
had not a hat oil at the time; he fell immediately, and
witness saw that his head was bleeding; his father
instantly picked him up, and took him to a sumy
who advised his removal to the above hospital. Rosetta
Flint and Olive Ashley confirmed the above evidence.
Mr. John Wiz, one of the house surgeons, stated, that
he examined the deceased on his arrival there, and bowed
a wound on the side of the head. It was dressed, sled
every thing necessary was done for the deceased, be
without avail, and he expired on Thursday last. The
Jury returned a verdict of Wilful Murder" against
John Casino, she father of the deceased, and the Corona
issued x w .rrant fur his apprehension.

BIRTH.
The 21st inst. in Chester-street, Grosvenor-place, the Lady of
John Key, Esq. of a daughter. .