The Express. — 1856-03-11 (London, England)

DAT ) VERDICT OF FELO DE SE.  The adjourned trq ttei.ton touching the death of the late 11r..1..h0 S mete, M.P. for S ign, was held this roomer, at the lianysteed %%An nee. before Mr. Waltley, the coroner r MI ,el-e• a, and a revealable jury of heneebohlers. The tense t w adj )teen.d a thigh% age, w4h the view of a•e• r a no. g whether the untottanate decia.ul was or was not i.e ur.nn under a delusion that he had been pill of l• wee. aod atieneisable crimes " et the time he c senrai•ted inlet le. A. t p nod of the adjoarameat the fats of t etas were not so cleidy known sea understood as they ars at p -mot, end heir, the necessity for the adkarnmest. . .  Mr. Ilene tithe' 0., remanded the family of As deeeawd, til n. bed acme et the terser sitting of the inquiry. Mr. K a az. 11 P. for Waterford, Mr. Norris, aolitit.lr, of Bed., r w, sad other lamellate friend, of the deceased were al versant.  The tort' biviistr See. silted over sad their Bunn thsve red to,  ILe CaOliff asked Mr Meaning if he 11,4 any (venter wits/we to call.  Kr. other witoem 'Mee the last sitEeg I lave ascertained .11., the ea wee paid to tee demise :A the dip before bra d •th wee 1,344/. The money was paid is meta, one for 1.0001 , one f.r 3001, awe 301, one 201, ose 101, sad the rot will. We have dim •vered the masa. bar of t' tm, sod bay* Maned Moat the Beak f Eaglead teat some o' them have been p lid is. I tip also slats that s see the laet eittmg the Ileums. Freshfield ham sassaised .1. d.ed. Wired with the Loudon sad Costly Boit, with vi.w of .re Arising if say of them are forge r se, sad they report that all tue deeds are perfectly Jessie,. The Coroner—Tae Mealy a wet, meet. awl easeot bare. (*Med as evidimee. no perigee fr-im the bask ought to lace bees bor., if i: was tateis, el to pat is these einemstar cm as *eidetic*.  Kr. Idaaniag sal4 b. was aw we of it at, bat he bad sothing bat a vogue aad ittear..l ataten.n, to deal with. The &nand. la ba I It •rs, accusad ttiana f of " diatoical alma," aad at the Net all oar ca., of fcrdny wee brouilst to light. le ry ianpry bad an ce bats nada, bat sons fattier mold to loon& n woo [hue any I roepse: that say otbe. 'meld be d d.  The Coroner—Yon are aware that circumstances have cone to light is fretted beano., apes Chi. twee. Mr. Manning said he we., tot • at prehended the mitt could take no cognizerce of the Iri.h oroceediors. With regard to the right. of the crows a this case, to which meet reference bad a r 'arty been nude, he had ceased the eater to be t►orough.y iovestiewed, and it had been uconsisted that, in the North year of the reign of Edward VI., being the 3 e.r 1561, a charter wee granted ti Sir Thos. love, the lord of the a rot Huspetved, whereby ell the rights of the crown wh c i eoeld cc the in the sad manor were transferred to Bir 'flumes. These rights included drol-ndr, and therefore the week ti the beads sod chattels et the decea.ed of every kind, with the estreption of hi. estates of inherits-4e, Gould he claimed by the lord of the manor of Hampstead, is the eve.t of the jury returning a verlict of fele de so.  The Corm r—Are you aware of sash a right heving ever Dees exercised 7  Mr. Illassiag7l am sot.  The Corea ;—Yla r. aware that the lazy can determine nothing aptn lbw toitt. Their decision can only be the touadation tor el ern r prxre 11r. Manotog wee p rti.c•ly mean of t►at.  Ti, Cowart—Chen MO VIII merely &twit a copy of the idtarter, not as evidese* but for to fetus guidance of the court. Have )04 soy GrAter evidence to reduce. liasning—Nom What ev.denee o you require. The Cott:met-0i moose it is not tar se teeniest, het if you have so other t videt re perhaps you would wish 0 address the jury.  Mr. Dias sisp clad he should, aad them pro:ceded to tutu that the fasts of ins eau could lead to an coulaios than that the deceased wu lei:scanty alder tarp irery iaeasily at the time he committed is c.cle. Snip me the diseased had made ooze (Input er or 'streetwise, dispositio• of hit property while labotarieg under the eacitestest which be suffered the day before his death, would sot the c art of Obssary sat the disparities aside, ors the primed that .i was made by ma blase pima ? The diesuad it lad bees sheen was • ma of strum serer, seloota or sever sacked, sad there tread be so 'bats tat the saisfortesse whirl ems apes blur es esd,feely jest before his death mast base esseplotely ashieged his mind. It broke ander • eerie, of sennalsted orastrophise, smog as it was, sad it.,. weld hardly Its • doubt about it that the desessed was desteleilly home ekes he took the poison which predsurd kis death. Bee/Ass, It appeared Goa the eviduce of the see/kW sus who @maimed the tx dy, that there wets moss 'peptone of the praises f p.am.  . Coieser—No ; Oat Is act is syscleses, bat Yr. Nichols. the 'lagoon, is here; let Lisa M nettled.  „ . Yr. Nichols mat seeordiegly re-sidled, sad Mated that, ea further eamatastios of the a stoats cif the otomaeh, ha was 00116111141 is the opiates that the dammed died hoes the ate:, of a stave dose of the esreetiel o 4 of slasemila. Mr. Yuma' said be 'paid aid aothiag to what he had shindy awed. The jury paid hardly some to say ether aimelesies then Viet the deemed was of %monad Naiad vibes he committed oieide ; sad, coseid• riag the taariai. Ws sad impotence of the case, is for as deasesd's eredikes were ',tetra. d, be hoped they would experience ae i dillotalty t• &metes at that enselasioa.  The Counter this ptheteded to sem up the evidence, and be sommeaced by btheiYinii the chemist, who soli the piles*, sad the Utley Um pants', d It In lbs dintemed, of ell blame. The menage is wale's it was ordered by the dimmed was quite sudsiest to disarm sey seems silks merinos that it was istended lobe made as Isarnmv me of; sad heaea al blame