The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-15 00:00:00

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• *. 10 DMONIRS' INQUESTS.
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yeutaidhy Ifteininia, an inquisition was talc's at the'
Black Hort* nehlie•hoam. Tistteeham Cenr•tead, 41.
fore Thomas Stith* liser. Coroner for Middlesex. ",
the body of Mr. Alwitham Slade, late of uma
Porteyor of meat to her late Mijesty, Queen . ..
Mrs. Litton, of No. St, Edgeware-road, stated
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on Tuesday week, between eight and nine o'e 16
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livening, as she was sitting In her shop,. she
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noise in the street; which was shortly after fo , 1. •
an eitelamation of " For clod's sake take it of c 4, "..t.
killed!" 01 going into the streei,she sa*ths •
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4or . 'is lit-

led along by two Wien • be complained 1/4 . a 'lasi
head, and expre.:sed his feint that his leg wt.
A gentleman asked how the accident to Al*
he replied that he was driving towardiltell4me.te
when be discovered something amiss with the wg'
and he was standing by the side of the chaise oil
it, when a stage coach, which was driviatik
furious pace, ran down both him and his v
though there was room enon4b for the driiZeir4
without coming in contact with him. A finisegivari,.
on, witness perceived a coach lying ea its
initlCe of the road, and she also observed t
who she believed were passengers, and had
the effects of the injunes they had reeeivedi
the coach was got up, the driver mounted
rode away, taking oo further notice of the
Mr. Saunders, also living in the Edg
alarmed by a noise, which lettered him to eeir
street with a lighted candle, which, however,
tunately blown out. He saw the deceased' '
his own hone and gig, which were overearW nne
stage was forcing thew along, be; the coaehmaa it ,
endeavouring %get clear of the gig was also reprinanal.
He did not know to whom the coach twinged, tiny.
knew the 'Attie of the man, whom he saw with it (ad.
who he supposed was the driver), to be Thos. &NSW
he was ht the employ of Messrs. Kisser, pr4pr • east
the Bayswater coaches; he was not a regn4roassilitas,
but was occasionally permitted to drive.
William J0n..., a watch can in thalrarrmilasio
stated, that as he was milking aloe; Itik.leattie.tme
the deceased standing between his abate' mottle Idaip
stone, seemingly fising his harness. ile hailed
him many minutes before he heard the e ea
whip, and immediately afterwards a 'leek
returned hack, and found the chaise settee'
upset in the road. The deceased ereelktine,
hinder part of the chaise and the horses,- •
have been very mach injured. Wittiest.
whilst some persons took hint
adjoining,
aid , . iS
the hone of Mr. Griffiths
every attention. He saw the anathema, witc
dy, as were also some men who were *kV
all appeared drunk. There were twe woubeitilhaete.,
but they had received no material hurt by die hill lip
were women of the town, and witness knew them
upon his beat. He considered there was saillelett
for any man upon a coach-hex to have seer
ceased's chaise.

W. Plus, apprentice to Mr. Roods% eneftower,lli
the Edgware-road, watsalarined by a noise, tadarat
into the street found the roach and chaise ass
scribed I he assisted in lifting up the coach asirtW
" Notting Hill" painted antler the window. Nike
scribed the conduct of the coachman as bei
with the greatest levity, evel after the wildest
yenta, and sereral of the by-de:Piers had reyeer,/,..,
fur his conduct. . . .
Mr. Morris, a cooeh-ownet, was calls', ad paint
that the coachman in question was not (as apremi)'ht ,
bit service, but with Messrs. Khmer, at Ray ohm
acted for Mr. Corder, the real owner. He addat lit
passavisaos of the present regulations in tbtar
la..mrimele. was hit by the proprietbrs,
gees were in great danger of their lives. fle
some documents explanatory of those inseuvudeami,
anti the Jury said they would take them Isla like* cee•
sideraden, and come to a presentment on the oftjett.
A great number of other witnesses were stanillt
from whose testimony it was ascertained that &Me
and his companions were drank, and that they UM
a public-house called the Star and Garter, foe there
pose of having a drive about for pleasure.
The Jury said they could come to so coulasisapii
every step had been taken to prove the ideatiq filet
driver, and that he might be brought to jitaesediitc
STIRLING was of the same opinion, and ths'Act
cordingly adjourned till next week. ,
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An inquisition was taken on Tuesday, rte Milli
Hand, Stratford, before Mr. Parker, Coro he Sill
on the body of Miss Heady, who drowned bona 111
deceased was a fine young woman in the blur oflestki
her parents, who are very respectable, reside la Lelia;
she -had been mach attached to a young man, whe hr
some time had been paying his addresses to heti.*
her father disapproving of her choice resolved to
off a connexion, which he considered disad
sad for that purpose sent the deceased H a is s
friend at Stratford. She bad been out to walk with Min
young ladies on Saturday, and while they gem*
ping, she contrived to elope unperceived. No soot
was heard of her until Sunday morning, when skim
found drowned in the River Lea, near Stratford. 14'
dict—lnsanity.
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THE FORTUNATE stitteMlSE;
OR, A DUEL PREVENTED.
Noun PAM% each feeling of anger to smoother
With honor, by civilly shooting each other !
Two gentlemen met, nue arrsy'd in bright Book
REFLEcTioN'S line forms. like two mirrors, dot bore;
The other of seeming less tasteful pursuits.
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limns, nearly (*Board by full pantaloons, were.
As neither to preference chose to aspire.
'Twos settled that both the same moment shalt**,
Dish waited the word then the trigger to draw.
When lo in the Jet of resplendent mint
The pantaloon'd duelist saw with *LIFO"
Two new and mysterious antagonists rise
Of mialkin statore.—alertly awake
To errs proceeding. 'Rearing to take
Each vision its post in the Jet, and Compipie
Thus waiting. with pistol extended in WV
" Yet stop !" he exclaitned.—" I came Is bilk' 111 tigkt
"Of honor, ONE only opponent to fight ;
" And whenes, then Is this, that against me I sea
" Oppos'd place of one, even antagonists 'must"
His second approacb'd him. afraid thetkis brae
Rome sudden derangement was doom 'd to sesta*, •
When low'ring his arm, he percei v'd that soh is&
Of mystery. a similar motion display'd! -
66 Behold." he exeiained.—" they die cooties! Mir
"These kiprites, that adhere to the Boos's jetti Oil I
Twos then in the Mirror-like Jet whileogestiais•
Was thus of redection minutely poortray%
That hostile intention gave way to delight.
And //among beaten it these foes to ladle;
No future esteem for each other Sumer's&
Cemented in friendship by WARREN'SJftiIrACNNIs ,
This Easy Shining
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