The Express. — 1851-04-02 (London, England)

MANSION-1101.-SE. 515.; Irish, 40s. to Ors. Oxen, per 43abe, Lugloh and snide, Irilliont Shepherd, who had the appearance of a broken- old, 2s. 7d. to 2s. ltd.; Welsh, old, he. 44. to Is. 54.; ' down tradc.man, and the manners of a person who hail been Irish, tine parte, old, 2s. 54. to 2s. 131.; hew, 2s. lal to fa 7d.; , in good eircumstaneeekw as brought up on the charge of having lkadr,dneaorta,w 29.1'1;1:u:10...41i to it„.,.per Degrw.: ..x.4',...'• ,2;. &lel attempted to destroy himself by throwing himself from Scotch and Irteh, per emits, 255. to 20*.; new, 21.. to Le. Per, pee the top of the Monument down the well staircase. The qr., finalush,white,ars. to 335. Flour, per Lulls., Liag:istit and Ina, wretched man had miraculously c.capetl without sustaining soy-time, .-es.to 31, ; ulna. 35e. Od. to 33a Od. Oatmeal. tee lewd al bodily injury, although lee hail fallen from a height of about 210ine., trials, lean, 3m. ed. to 225.; old, 90, WI. to Its. eat. ; 69 feet. II is fall had been broken by the rails of the stair- CePoolll3e. 01.1, 20°. 1 al. to 210. Gd. Brant Per 21Ihs. 10d. to Is gocit... and his clothes were in a tatttrod condition in eonse- reign: :..hfi'd4.cw"ti '.lll:Y`rj:ita".44::,re,":!..74:,"„•6,NdV,virtista.te, quenee of the jutting impediments in the sides of the a*.air- ~.,.. oil. to d....d.. 0anuk.'Kenu.burg..,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,.,,,,.V....".; cox'. It is generally known that a few years ago, on ac- highdauteeketalaldobbial.• 17, meranean and Leckienhum, reel, U. I count of the repeated instinct. of suicide which occurred toe.. Gd.; Hamburg, es. 9d. to to. cud.; Stettat and Minims, rel. I upon the visits of persons to the Monument, the summit of 50•11 d. to :e.; white, Ga. to to. 64.; LAMM, Mooted' and Erinaussk the building was railed in such a manner as to prevent any mi. '1•111t tole. od-; white, "'a " we.. Idt i hle' anti I'eterskwra, tither public act of self-destruction ; hut it never occurred " 't° 567 3‘l* 1 Arelunll, whine, t° 1 Itt'eb7 t". and Belgian, se. 7d. In ts. I d. L. 10d. to 6s. Id. ; Nindah to the authorities at the time that the staircase well pre- and Italian. red, 3... Gd. to W. fat. • white, if. lid, to eh. (let; tented the means of getting rid of life almost as certain as cad,,,,,, yoli 1,. i dd. es. dd. to ea, 74.; ennroon, Sr. 2.1. to 50.4 d.; I those which formerly existed. The charge of yesterday, Marnenopoli, red, in. M. to se. M.; Dwaine, 45. Ind. to ss. Od.; however, showed that it will be wee...ors to reaort to how, ittioneen, etch hard. fed. 4s 1711. to 5.. hd. Entail.. 30. ad- I immediate measure to cheek the spirit Cif imitation which to 4s. Ode Itye, PIT (tub., Willie, itc., 3e. W so. ao. Marley, per Gelb., grinding, 3s. 04. to ;is. 4.1. nuts, per ealb., 2s. &1. to 2s. !el.; the frightful otecurrenee may excite.. human 2s. Gd. w 2.. Bd. Bean. per qr. European, 21.. to 2.5.; The under keeper of the Monument ....d.l the defendant E,).,di2d, per 4seeb., 220. ed. to 24.. ski. Item% pi,,,,,,, Baltic, he., ' • entered the building about 11 o'clock. and ascended to the white 295. tel. to 31h. Od.; Canadian, 29..04. toVes. 04. Floatr, per hod , top. There was ut the time a thick mi.t, so that the view of 1941 b., Canadian, 'meal; :inv. Od. to 21e. Ott. i t' s. Wehteni Coned, I Vlm very limited, and the defendant observed that the fog sweet, 20e. Od. to 214. td. ; Ohio, 21, W. to t2a. eld. I l'bdio was dense, and interfered with the prospect. Soon after- delPhla and Baltimore, sweet, 22, Oat. to 220. ed.; New Orleans. •os 6d. W Ils. Od.; ditto and Canadian, boated and sour, 18, to wards he began to descend, and witneas, who was in the Its Yd.; French, superfine, per pack of 2011114., 31s. ed. to Qe.. 6d.; gallery, looked down the stairca_se, and observed him apPo- extra, 30. to 355, Indian Coro. i.er