The Sun. — 1832-03-29 (London, England)

DEATH OF MR. SANDERLANDS. Yesterday morning, Mr. Higgs, the Coroner, and the Jury, re-assembled at the Albiun, in Duke-street, to in. quire into the cause of death of the child, whose body had been examined during the morning, when the Jury were, appalled at learning that the father had died also. He applied at the Hospital about six o'clock in the morning, where he was immediately admitted, and lingered till one, when he expired. The sieht at this moment was awful indeed ; his real wife (for it appeared that the woman than was dead was not su) was lying in a bed opposite, when she rose, and exclaimed, " 0.1 my husband !—my husband ! the fa her of my seven children !" It further appeared the deceased woman had been confined in prison in lrel ind on a charge of murder, and was released on turning King's evidence. The deceased S inderlands was her keeper, and t ey came away to England together. The ease has excited the most intense interest. Lord Howe, his nephew, and several other persons of distinction were present at the examination. The p irish authorities intend to inter the bud es immediately. Mr. William Ainsworth examined—l am of opinion that the child di- d of the epidemic di•ease, " Cholera;" the child's previous indisposition would predispose it for the disease.  The Jut) con'•ulted for a cohort time, and returned their  verdict, ‘• bird by the visitation of God." The Jury then went to view the body of Mr. Sanderland, when the following evidenc, was adduced :—..  Willi iin Fi her the porter at t e cholera hospital, said, the deceased 'Thomson George Sanderlands came to the huspi al at halfspast six o'clock, and sail he was very ill ; he complained of having the cramp. Jane Nard Is, nurse to the hospital, said the deceased came about six o'clock, and was immediately put to bed. He was taken with repeated vomitings and cramps in his legs. He said he had been with the deceased woman, and had caught t.e disease. He was repoached by his real w f for no h ring the female buried, and said now you have caught your death. He r. plied, "Well I know it." Mr. William Ainsworth, surgeon, said he was c Meal to the deceased; found him in a great want of strength; there was a general tremour pervading the whole body, and passing momentarily into severe cramps ; his t ;Note was col i, pulse scarcely perceptible ; gave him two grains of slid opium, to he alba ..ed little or no drink, if thirsty his lips to be wet ; the opium did not rest in the body ; two hours aver he became inure livid, and his exaremit.es got cold, his pulse no hmger perceptible; gore him a stimulating injection, and ordered stimulantteteo bileisegi,e given antnd h to him repeatedly ; in the course of the niorn;ng the powers of l ixfep expired about o breemneo luesin'ae o'clock Pe ; the of combating h cause o f his death was the disease called cholera.  He was visitd in the morning by Professor Elliotson, Daun, Oak, Johnston, Sigmond, Halewood, and many other gentlemen ; there was not one that differed is opinion with him. Tile Jury consulted for a short time, and returned their verdict—" That the said TLon►poon Georg.. S.aticlerlanda came by his death by the prevailing epidemic."  THE biAKKETb.  ET..—March 28. Per Ton, Walls End Htlda .....—. 19s 6d Walla End Hotspur...,. 18 9 Ditto Killingworth 19 8 Walls End New 'mach. 19 9 Ditto Northumher,Pnd 19 0 Ditto Perkins ai,d C 0... 19 6 Walls End Riddell's.... 20 3 Walls End Walker...... 20 6 Walls nd Hetton 22 6 Walls End Lyons %) 0 Walls hand Lambt,.n.... 22 9 W. E. Russell's Hetton '42 8 nd .. 22 6 Walls End Butter Knoll 20 0 Walls End Tees 21 6 Cowpen Hart ley Merthyr New Floetton, Mile, and Co. Silkstone Field and Co. 18 0 farifleld 18 0 last market-day, 23.  2.5 0