The Forest of Dean Examiner : — 1875-05-14 (Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England)

SUICIDE AT THE LONDON LIBRARY. —Much consternation was occasioned on Tuesday afternoon ; shortly before five o'clock by the report of firearms at the London Library, St. Jantes'a.square. On some I person entering the magazine room, a gentleman was discovered lying on the floor with a pistol by his side. The apparently lifeless body was recognised as that of Mr. Leigh Hunt, a son of Mr. Thornton limit. No time was lost in conveying the unfortuate gentleman I to Charing-cross Hospital, where every attention was I paid to him by Mr. Taylor. the house surgeon. The I boll had entered the skull, ,1114 the unfortunate man was in an insensible condition f corn the time of his an. ; mittance into the institution. Mr. Hunt. who ex- ; pired at seven o'clock on Tue.lay evening. was identinod at a later hour by his brother, Mr. Walter Hunt._  Waixt to ride  barn.  hops up there by the of -- sweets again." -llin'oeio, I she* of feeling. ''that you -.know to whaf my up?" " You can havethe poor sick lady, If next week, or earlier. and ! business relates. That it is to a .• -If Chub could take care of baby. Could you,. as often as you like, sir. The cook always lives 1 who is dying. She cannot survive the night, poor Chub? '' . i.you.- • 1 thing, and you must return with me. But, before "1 don't know; I guess so—yes." wtla you do this So Ellen climbed op into the hay-cart, and '"You, Honor! Is itspossible l'" ' , you are to solemnly promise that you will, neither by words or signs, even hint tins to went jiggling up the hill, laughing and kissing " Yes, sir. I have been taking lessons. I felt i the gentleman of the house, who is,! fancy. some her howl to them, as they watched her from the abior-ste,p. . , my great deli:limey and determined to amend it. 1 relation to the poor tidy. Unless you do this, I , I am to return. instgutly without ssonmnuieating Chub total: her .• Chatterhox" and looked st You have been so good to me, sir, my life is such the pietures for the twentieth time: but the a happy one, my home so pleasant, that I cannot 1 .. addree'. " But I really cannot do this," replies Honor, ly,ity wanted it. so she put it away again. regard- be tee grateful." , I.,ss of is cries. He specthly r. - lin the first ?oasis of her excitement and surprise. found elief how ever. in the kitchen i which he remorselessl y Indeed, Xenon the contrary is, I fancy, the ' "Tlie billy is uly master's daughter, :cid how eign her 'cowed against the stove. Chnb held her ears ea,. lam hi-emelt, your debtoi,. to an extent I I hide•ftem deathIrina the state of his child l ? t She has t didn't interfere. If the stove could sta.nd it fear / shall ii,•• ••• ,• •- • .•. ! dem' wrong, and lie is unforgiving; m a sO,• thought the could. This is ail i'. ' I - lb. But Dr.oliver becomes hod is a sotemn thing. and there earthly wrongs and resentments should be forgotten.- She weeps As last the bright eyes lighted upon something , . . , . ahich Cluibby hadn't seen. • Only a little iihmli very pi- .1 •.• .: - ~•, • , invites choice guests and . bitterly ; she cannot refrain—it is agOllV to hler that anything belonging to her beloved master stick— that was all--but there was- something fel -oftener i ~111 . , 1.• ; ~t Ida club.' '!Of this Honor ' should suffer. .. th... „ast that mails- a !gilt. . He Mid seen tits to glaikgsintioniarepings Urelo,pleanant to her, is 1 "In that ease says the woman, with grit v Magliar do it---,fe . . I thos.• when hiosheditetisits Sile n t at his belov'ed ' a ernllleSS, ." I . n;ust .40. 11- v instructie;ns i book,. I most precise, not ..nly from the poor lady, but i ~''';',.!,,‘'',,',b1,".7',!,,'“,.  Ihne.ower's iwrtain care for headacheis, losti of appetite and lowness of spirits. Persons mmanci in literary purmit- or commerce are infuruml that the, Pills um lie t:1.11111 without danger frroswotorrl.ranirathlirhlCl intetritution of businiiss a luanuni. They :Let eery mildly on the bshreL. streunthen %he stoinanh, :111111,1,fillOte a lienithy netbm of the Heel'. whoichy thoy parity the Wood. cleanse tire skin. brain. the nerves. and MA:orate the whole iiy.iton. They "41 n winutertnt ellen& in a eionstitntion, a, tli-v initiate a healthy appetite. s head -,i4111, tor the lc, eetke  b one, ?•41,d oke.rl eck.