Glasgow Courier. — 1848-11-11 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

THE SUICIDE OF VISCOUNT MTEALTON. and officers respected but, loved nut their cointuauder; yet noose GODALMINO, MuNDAY NiOnr.—Thls afternoon Mr. C. J. dared provoke Me anger, for so sure and fatal was his aim, that Woods, the Coroner for West Surrey, resumed at Peper Harrow every duel he Niaght cost the life of his antagonist. Mansion, Peper Harrow Park, the seat of the late Right Hon. "Jew C.-mm.l*e General, in his. sneered, tone, "you have pro. George Alien Viscount Midleton, the adjourned inquest respect- mised to °gadget my Veep by a secret path to the surprisel of the lag the death of that nobleman, ItOftle particulars of whomymelan- enemy. If you bring us in safety through this labyrinth, name choly suicide appeared in the Courier of Tuesday. your own reward: gold or land will be yours for the requital of The first witness examlued was George Cleave who said that he the service. Sot tremble, Hebrew, if you mean us falsely ; for by had been in the service of Viscount Midletun for a period of tee the bones of my ancestor', and the honour of my &Anted mother, years. He saw his Lordship last alive on 'l'uesday evening, the the slightest auspielini of treachery ou your part ensures your 31st tilt. He was then in his bedroom, and it RP about twenty certain death—ay, death with all its horrors—long, lingering, inimical' past eleven o'clock. Whilst there witness saw him take fierce, and oroel I" a wine glass and pour Something in it, which he drank. He The guide made a low and shrinking obeisance, hut without could not tell whether it was brandy or wine. On the following speaking, as though fear denied the power of utterance. morning (Wednesday) witness went into his Lordship's bedroom Dog!" exclaimed the wrathful General," dost hesitete7--dost at about a quarter past eight. o'clock with the letter-bag, but not tamper with nay patience? By heavens I if you swear not promptly finding him there, he went is search of him. After looking in to *moue your mission discreetly and faithfully, life is out yours several rooms he remembered that Ms Lordship bad told him a an {mimo ,e' few days previous to take a brazier into another room, sod pre- The Jew looked up, aghast. His ashen complexion seemed Meerpare some charcoal, which he stated he wanted for lighting a tire mingled with a leadea line, as if convulsed by some internal ;fleetly to dry the paper on the walls. The paper iti that room was peel- of remorse or fear; buteletbitual command of his passions some log off. According to Ms Lordship's directions the brazier was wrought its effect-Leinotion passed away, and his %Mures resumed platted in the realm The room was a very mall one, and ap- their wonted expert:mimeo: anxious endurance. "By the herd of poached by a narrow staircase. On reaching that room witness Aaron!" was at length his answer, "I have sworn to bring you found the door closed, but not locked. A wax-candle which had where your enemies are encamped; wherefore are you wroth with been la the candlestick was quite burned out, and on looking your servant, who means most righteously to keep Ilia oath ?" round the room he found his Lordship dressed and lying on the The General regarded him with a withering look—" No one door. The brazier was standing in the meldle of the room. He trusts a spy, even when employing him." He whispmed his aidexamined the body and found Rise and cold. Ho left the room de-eampl--efiteruberg, keep your eye on that fellow ;I like not his and called Robert Dodivaa, the under-keeper, who ems in the looks. If you but, suspect Into of betraying IV, on the instant Mille house, and who returned with his, him before ins." The subaltern touched his hat In sigit of she. By the