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The Express. — 1858-10-09 (London, England)

DOVER.  DOVER, FRIDAY. A suicide has just taken place here under very shocking circamatances. Mr. Oodles, corn and hop factor,  of Astiford, the dammed, who was about 30 year. of age. has for several months peat been a frequent visitor at 25, Beargate-street, a house of ill-fame, kept by • person known by the name of Cullen. It is stated that be has been known to take up hie abode in the house for several days together. From what can be gathered it appears that he arrived it Dover from Ashford by the 9.30 train last sight, intending to proceed this morning to Canterbury, where he bad !mimeo to treasons. On his arrival here be repaired as usual to the house above deuribed, and there remained the night. What passed during this time is not yet known, but it would almost appear that he wee seized with some sudden impulse to oomroat the horrible deed, uhe was shaved and dressed %Parapparently readiness for his journey to Canterbury, when r:aim were dint:mend at about half-peat 11 o'clock this morning. According to the statement of the people of the thclz he was just upon the point of starting, when he reato the bed-room he had occupied under the pretence of fetching something be had left behind, shortly after which they were startled by a loud report. On the room being entered, the deceased, it is misted, was found weltering in blood, which was rapidly Bowing from • wound in the aide of his bead, just beaeath the jaw, which had evidently been in/Wiled by the deceased's own band with a revolver that was ly.Ug by his aide. Life was then scarcely extinct, but before Mr. Barton and Mr. Coleman, the medical gentlemen who were called in, could arrive be bad ceased to breathe. The revolver with which the act was perpetrated is a flee-chamber weapon, and when it wee found the whole of the chambers were loaded and capped with the exception, of course, of the ow which had been discharged. The deceived brought a portmanteau with him from Ashford, and this was found in the room in which he had slept, but on examination by the police It was found to contain nothing which could tend to tbrow the slightest light on the melancholy affair. The coroner's inquiry is to be held to-morrow.
The Express. — 1858-08-13 (London, England)

WOOL 11.0 88888 Or A AOPPOIIZO  Crory Sondra carman, 'Maly in the employ of Messrs. Chaplets sad Boras the exegetes railway carriers, wee brought up es semeed, eherpd with having stoles on Saturday lest • ma 20 boles of wool. valor 4001., from the promisee of the end North Winters Railway Compay, Aldgate. Ou thie Ire ecossios the primes, was placed at the Mr in comps& with • man aimed Cerderey, who wee Wm without ea imputation on his ohmmeter, there being so miasma against him, and he having, Is fact, be.. appreheaded from a metal., but the evidence wont clearly to establish the feat that the vas of wool woo conveyed to Frederick-street, Backchurch-lane, by two hones, of which Smith had the exclusive charge, but the witness who maw the waggon placed there could not identify Smith as being one of the me* who drove the vaa. Smith, whom absence from the company's promises at the tiros was 'timely proved, alleged that he was goes to the London Ducks for the parpcoe of bringing up an empty van, the aid of which was required for the bootees& of the day. Therefore Smith was remanded, bail being refused for kis future appearance. Mr. Sewell now again appeared for the prosecution, and several additional witnesses were eternised. It appears that notwithstanding his sasertion that he waa at the -London DoLks on Saturday morning between seven and eight Airlock, when the van of wool was drives to and left in Frideriek-street, he was seas within 100 yards of the spot where the van was conveyed by his horse., and that, leo, within a few minutes of the time referred to, and alm, that other parties must have been implicated is the robbery, as well es is a former robbery, onntnitted some walks ex,. whoa two hoge together leada of sugar and six chaste of taM Idsotwittistlrediag the moat mem exat 200& ead Toairids%twere the std', bare never yet been mud of. It also a that subeequent to Monday, where the primer wee brought up before, the Micas who had charge of the cami, discovered that them was every mama I. cappose that • man named Peckham. is the empioymeat of Mr. Faleeleegh, carom., of Frederick-seem Beekrhureh-lass, whose promisee am close to the spot when the waggon of wool wee foaled at • late hoar ea thitordey sight, wee connect, I with the robbmy, sad they questioned him no Tuesday. nod again OP Wednesday, in the hope of drawing from him something which might lead to the conviction of the offqeders, and eyes to become evidence in the case, by consent of the prosecutors although he might have been an settee participator in the robbery. After • rued deal hesitadon upon his part, the odious qiiitt.d him on Wednesday night, with a sort of haltprorates that he would reveal all he Mere nett day bat imeteal of doing so be eommeted suicide by hanging himself, between O and 8 o'clock on Thursday morning in his master's stables, under the railway arches. with • piece of cord which be had cut from tarpeetieg, and tied to • art shaft. As there was some hope, notwithstanding the 'melancholy occumece, that the sooromplices might be discovered, the prisoner was 'gala remanded.
The Express. — 1858-12-28 (London, England)

ANOTHER MAN KILLED AT LITERPOOL.—OE Saturday night • am, weed BerdIOINDOW Doyle, vu found on SON daps Zipper ilsou-strest. On being te td heed wee Ike prelhesly, end aft being takes to a dierassry, when hie word me dressed, he was takes to the eirlslawa, when he died ea Sweday. Ama named Pepper, Woe elm* the deeded will a poker on the pekoe evening. boo been token into enesedy. SUICIDE UNDER DISTRZBBI3IO Clacton! a cu. The theritiee of Christer'', at Educing, wets eosomhat saddened by the following distressing err :—A young den name Fmk acme, sea of a removable weirdos, wee, dames rely 18 yam of age, affianced to • girl two yew his junior, awned Sarah Morrie, the daughter of • neighbour. Preparations bad been nude for the marriage on Christmas morning. At the hoar appointed for the aremm= g• si ibe ergram was in attendants, and, the duple not lb* appears* mat the sexton to veranda the on" Ha tsturastl la • short than with the sosisaelsoly tidings that tholairohail Whims= led pat *a art to his We by deastiag biome threngli the Med. His body was bond est the bid Waded for tboinoOsi couch. alaaWy epeneele, his biers berg been Dally oat, se Nestrered one thabsa, whisk we, asisnited wish bleed. A pocket plod keg doss to his left bead, es weepreyer-beek wee en his pillow the petiole of his beWathed est • chair by lies bedei, and de. Oa the rear( berm he appeared quite alives]. It bonnie, that he afterwards went to his pareata' been., sad so allaresdas took plan between him sad his father, the latter being opposed to the mask Iriselpally out room t of the extreme youth of the perks. It le thought that this led to the task att. Demised ass • Needy and well cooducted youth. As osy be sapwood, his Intended bride is ovorwlwined with grist.  UNITED ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLILASTIES or lIAT
The Express. — 1858-09-24 (London, England)

MELANCHOLY DRAITH PROM FRIGHT.—It will be recollected, that as Friday, the vied Mat., Bina Been;, • poor girl in the wage at Mr. Bassos, fernier, at loath Weald, mar Brentwood, committed suicide by dreddbld herself in a paid adjoining her mmerm's premises, wok somewhat maker ammonium's, which we *idled el the time. The body was not found wail the starsoca, when • youth named Curtis, aged 11; or" ...g vent in Mr. Bongos'' employ, obsorries what he to be ease linen In the pond, palled it mew to and to his horror he saw the Mao at the poor girl del Mx" wear. The boy was gently aloud et themllloi_ having the eligkast ameipdan *at Om ghl 1,6 um paid), end It apposes Wsomas mom lo omen a alma, that he west Mans to Ids panels gni Wads Tory ill. Fearlag a "atom malt. his NOW sibmid ila ardor for a demo, from the Bamford rellevagaidari= the parties made), sad the diarist guises war ea , lest apprised el the Mrs Moses, with es migmt Me" Ws we are Inboard) in, his imaalises etessimen Flag came, however, at puma mesaidned. he dM get Ma anal Tuesday teterelsg lest, wine. Me piesMa ceased to exist. This midwunneeeliskie the g enanuent, and an Meadville will sielebthie to ago made In the whit dthe , I desirable foe the saliketkaeirannsl--411°014 I (Armoric THE ARREST 07 POAOMERE Saturday lees the Crerehill polismide, * die d Oh B. M. Bkhosd a ray el die }tend .haws dd, semi whit a le ler wren toe pageboys named Forgeeral=t =to Crowe& Tam wore rit work la 42=1„ MO pans ot Thresihems. end en Um parry d the may saki* • book thrastened to misenTargoll seta who ellind to ones' near. The whole heed of resumer laselly funs* Mid numbed's nearly thuiy, also mom Is the resale, end with &Seat leaguer. dlabroli dad dill would (ppm, may attempt at a capture. After eswiSsletal Lion, the party retired without effecting their were inland by their emaaonian antagonists .111211" cheers and every mildest which the vocabulary of shoe art ' so liberally sopply.—.4yr Obenver. THE ALLEGED IMPOSITION AT THE Am CAMS Show.—ln the owe of James Pam, bitorage the Air Circuit Caen at Wednesday with ire= horns no bolls by artificial 21111111111, and exku et the Ayr Agrioultund Society's Show, • proven" wee returned.
The Express. — 1858-11-02 (London, England)

IMO. memo" wee serried an with ow* inhat, hem, tb. pollee were akar to Moeda, So pattemi ea ty ait dSe the esionse. I hod bees ever aloe or twice to wake pease, ad to mew to moo 2 went in rowed to the priers whisk we should elorgre7srsit future, sad ss usgg t wee thee mode Slat Ihe law prime should be bat the egresmat was violated by the essoplehmo, wire sommenced working Amer Vies WIC I trait over last Isturdey So speak to hiss *bone this chumwhen I as tooted is a sioneer I did not deserve, ea I bare boss a good bleed to the complainant I never Is. Waded &been, hero le hie will.  Mr. :aril; •-:Tlis metal& who bolt you lab mead, iii, bard you ameba the lady. ilia sub palest her bib your Abb. Yoe robe wow boo your ova sway b the rum of 601 n awl par ream but eke As do ebb to tlko amount of MI., key lib peace bewail tw ungialasat aad btu wits lb mobs.  TlWlssiliOnsTsvias ban scas Wank flu mike Idt the amt.  COnoJim 11. s*: aid walking's* rAabout 110 yena daisy was is tie look balm ystaroisread id* la amok saki& l‘s maw at malls add.  Chi& Tooker, 202 B, odd that it half-put ewes as thatoadoy swift he wee coiled by the MAW' et the soend is Koppedurrana, Chars, mg told that she bid etrrpW is omit suicide. He mist throw lad calked to a mom, wk. monad • cap oat of which she drank, and poosooold what ow IA to be OIAS3 add. she wee this ram to 85. Oeorpe's HospUel, Gad etunrevale buena ke the stair& No oil whore at hof somorto4 to pains batointlemogli a. boapooto a tmehaeat. dhostood do soi thio Vail sot thank  Nz. Poynter—Wm she Intoxicated wham charged? Cosetabe—Zto, your Mr. Poynter (to the h=-4 pa bolted to think yon us se bed ea ob. Y.  ibliassaMitayi (aphis oiremoboacoe Mr. l'ayabor—Not new; yos obill lave an opportonky of &fug to at ato next anaineelon. (To the swami, who woo in barn)—l rill nomad pa fame* &tam which &se the chaplain will camireto with you, and I hope will twavince you that yea ham doer may wrong. Prayers was thou rouseadoil.
The Express. — 1858-09-10 (London, England)

SUICIDE ST POISON. -THE FRUITS OP  • • A very gretty-looldag yoneg woman, who gave the name 01.dast Jarekte, mad stated that her age wu 18 years, wu pined la the dock befor• Yr. Da mm, charged milli aStriX to commit suicide by swaßowiag a quantity of os.  Paiew Monteith Engher, of the V division, deposed that sheet kalf-past thros o'clock on the outdone afternoon, he wee ea duty in the Wendeworth-roed, when he sew the Wenn leanag against a wall in Oreen-lane, Clapham, sung and eke appeared to have vomited a great deal. Ressind her what was the matter, and whether any had Uttneed her. After some time she adadtled havingriu swallowed a pennyworth of oxalic acid. He then took ha to the nearest surgeon, Dr. Connor, who examined her, sad stated that she had vomited the greater portion of the Wands. n. Dr. Connor the him to take her to the Wandsworth Union, and on the way else told him that she hat left her situation on Monday, seer having stolen a soveredga from • writing-desk Is keg meter's bedroom. Witness sabsequently took her Is the &Ma'am! surgeon, 'ha siininisthred some modish*. She also *aid that she the poison at a dreggises shop u she came hom In the morning. Mr. Darman Inquired of the em etable if the prisoner Jointed bin where she had hem is service. The wham mid tie Mid bass at Mr. Williams's, of Shopbeedfrlenh, where eke bed esly teem a fortnight. She had penissely leen an Mame el a penttentiary at Or the ether stated that after she Mole the sovereign the went to Lemlea-bridge where she end atm of her Meath. She honght the cope she was wean eat if the wow sod then went to the play In the *venni and "peat the remainder. She had no parents sad no bone te go to after the had spent ell the money, and she then made up her mind to destroy herself. Mr. Derma aged her if she bad anything to seyl' The prroer replied in the poplin. Mr. Denman said he should naiad her for a week to amertais how much of her story wee true. The ptioner was then removed.
The Express. — 1858-06-01 (London, England)

RUZIMIT.  On Sunday night, about ten o'clock, the residents of Russia were surprised at a rumour that Mr. Joseph Laegbottom, proprietor of Pepper-lane colliery, had committed suicide by throwing himself down the shaft of his own pit, and it was found that he was really deed, bet whether his death was She result of an sot, or his own act, remains a mystery. Shortly saw Sista o'clock re Sunday, the deceased having partakes of his , his hie hoar hi food -orkirbstenr, Low-reel, let sal rem Is ise the half a nth. Oa lie way he ethyl am lie son wad, who ewerprig his to the smithy. Nothing 11111rual had bee Bellewd la the deaseseire miser, sad be bad attended Divas service In the . Ardor( at the pit, Mend Losigtother prearielawAtile dabs, tering his father seer the e walla In are y den thin he brie thewof the shod dialeg, sad trairwtag that seretbiag meet be them he no Inwards the epee. bet raid am lid hie her. No sees iilocorereg art bhp body was Wig at the borer el dr shett—s depth of NO for—s ewe heap of the sad bum Whether the deersed wee ideas he het dews the pik he emertals If the her r Are was lathersk alai secessfeaseally all la, we are maabbee say; 1 hat tbeaggessaas of the pit'siesath maths her fas.2l% peerhiegithosess lirerphilathrearited arm te pt dile 1•1110 thell, thread reel have threpail Ore a resin MI ewe het Mak the hese twirl area weight g. lad allenrarit rept mho ram sell Meet frac het Is ma kiss the hid dere sad WI or ilt the dthe pit he a art term be the oohs of foriesere are vbibh spiel the red els or sera bet dews the sift. Perhaps he had ea des of lades hirrif era the, bat hie elinagth hlllm Ile hlt te the borer. • hum was bolow at the *realist erred iith of seer" bora-1 tarroaely Mot His body woe sherwerde removed In his rosidare, were ea throat will be Mil ear it this (leeeday) raft ; mil Mr. Morton, Wag faaralar, is ex=olasersemet. It la somewhat areal, diet Theme a sea of the decessad, abbe* isar_yead oilP. ereasellted aril& es thir sight of hissientirge. Ms am was at his tethre air Math% oa the his , hie newly-au= wee head or preater the broth ire dram/ salt' ia bar Mat Maims= he hued he sere liemq it sea 11.051,14 that he had wiled these" the err, sad ho hie eight lake. • thol ease of or deg mak to the we mime ba Amnia Wmaalt The mar wife sleety .seamed. be tuba bad Ma se was arms ben the chamber wtadew. bat he this day tubs bee bra Inaba In give ally waxed of the mysterious aigsdy.—Lowle Slarestry.
The Express. — 1858-07-03 (London, England)

XURDEI AND SUICIDE AT STAPFORD. W• stated yesterday that a young man named Lary Money HMI, oordwolsor thoffotd, murdered Ms lodger, John Cooper, on Thurad•y morning, and then de-' rived himself of life. An inquest was held by Mr. W. W. Ward, coroner, on Thursday evening, at the Albion Inn. From the matintomy of Mary Tots, the female who lived with HMI, it sppenred that up to Sunday evening no &heretics had Men setiosable fa his demeanour ; bacon that evening he attended a of the committee appointed to watch the preserdisp agslaai Motetf sod others fur fishing is the river sod treepsasing on lands belonging to the Earl it Stoweelary and other leadowmn. Whilst there the' my of the writ with which he had beta agreed, together with the documents wee taken off the table, and meld not spin be found. Soot after this, he went home smooth delimited, and said that every one wee against how, end that thm esomaittee were betraying him. This Idea gained open Wm, god he wee at times much excited, and at other, damply . He also refereed to eat say food, and ove encolMmaing that he had hem deserted by his Meade, sod thet all the towa was againet him. On Wednesday MIWOM, he became worm, and several members of the mensaktmo milled at his house sod esdesvoured to perinea* him Mot ha was mistaken. He then went out with Ids HAW rod, toying that he would Weber kill Pool. (the keeper) or Poole should kill Wm later Is the day he mamad sad emit to bed, when he wee teethes sad amble to slap. Pearls, some edeoldef, John Cooper got 7=l met MMum/ )loinbraltsr. Whilel be was the mien gat eat el kid, tad Mt is, a Meer ushat's ball., with arida be mat We the memo's roam He Om trees brie Mick, limed Meer et the badroom dawn ordiriag Mr le be quiet, mid " Reek Imes 74.6 ths —, they_ .re .egg le take OM" She to remora the haDasktWele wader yid& be leboarod, sad jut at the mama, Casper seam the atm elle toed Hell who it woo, and wmt deem M tbe Mee, and ea mom aa the young man stepped Maki, Hallinmemd dews Mains, sad stabbed him with the kodfs, followed her into the wain, whim, whilst 11=416: Mile three times into his victim's chest, be ebeated, Asemein, amain." Other witnesses were ettendsed, who also teelliel amt Hall'. mind had been evidently 14110411 same flemesfy m• leg respeolim the matter of the right of isbag. sad the jury masa • verdict that he committed May both no Cooper mad bitonelf, whilst la asmommodf mlsei.  FILMS In THE MIDITItiILannAIf.—RHODIS, lossl7.—Baidas the band of eighteen pirates before than le another piratical boat with two lateen sails seven insa on bend, in the vicinity of the Wand. of Faunal, where thery chimed en Ottoman bombard* about three weeks ago.
The Express. — 1858-03-02 (London, England)

SOUTHWARK. .dino Beitlio.a decont-loakbrg 31, yam dip, eras brought bdgealdr. Bonham, charged widesarmgeog to commit suicide by jumgdog from Londou-bridgo ibie river Thurs. • • • •  - Willhiss MUSD Oiah timetable of the Thames poles, No. 67, sill Sat oit HiMa menalag, shortly afar o'olock, ha was on duty is elope** Talley, DearFanning's wharf. whim bet baud a shriek and a leery splash in the wahuralkils abeam 011. Oa looking that way lie perceived the prisms Issalas Inwards him. He devoted his crew to pall Who spot, sad mended is pulling the primmer on rit, bat she was quite iasemaible. He had her oosveyed with ill speed to Bt. Thomas's Hospital, when she was attended to and soon reoovered animation, and being very much shaken she wu allowed to remain there until yesterday morning. Mr. Bureharo asked the prisoner how she osme to attempt 'soh a wicked act ?  She sorrowfully replied that her husband was a tailor, and bad some time ago deserted her and goat abroad. She worked & littlest her needle, bat being unable to earn any sat of • living the wee almost starving. and in an evil moment attempted 'Wolin She mined that to prostitution. Mr. Dunham told her that tf she wee destitute she might have applied to the parish officers, who were bound to relieve he. He asked bra where she belonged to. She replied that else had lately lived l Shoveditch and she had applied to the pariah, but they gave her netkizji, She wee driven to the last extremity and 'Mbar than the streets she attempted suicide. She bed ideas regretted ft, and prayed to Oaf to 'breve her. Mr. Bunkum told her that it wee a nearelfal intervention of Providence that she was not dished topless. sad Meru& sad he hoped her repentaace waa dawn He amid order some laqubisa to be made about her, sad for that purpose rammed leer fbr • week. While in prison she would have the damage ct the dnplabee advice. She was aeeoediagfy remanded, and his worship thought that Cox, tbe polkomea, was entitled to • reward from the Humane Society.  Mr. William Fitzgibbon, lately Mayor of Cork is two ceasecottles years, and one el the meet eminent marSan d Sesistides Sty, Med at hieet raihsce, et /Whey Roos, oa the el Ss W liabeeery, he 6. seesieg 41,011 Sal, Meer balipiel sleet he ret6 to red to his beesset es seeel. The mast aspieg, es his emus se trealvq lee his sestee's rem, he was haad aadressed ma is the Set, Milady having bad an fit Mowed prank Few cashed sea were called In, who possessed hie case Bros the ltd shoos hopeless. Up to the MS he did net get wens, wheals had • relapea air whisk he pechrily sank. A widow sad Dar two o sit am 111 to seers hie lose. Ds the day all the ship kt berhoer he their legs Ulf-mast sad most 1 of the asps in the thy hod their Staters closed.
The Express. — 1858-06-17 (London, England)

SURDAS AND SUICIDE LW ISLINGTON. I 2 sittosmest._,..4l" .51_ L°. 4 6re wet. No °eet .. i I lei as Need the number et the smell sad boa 9190991111101 theTi lab "I I° She haa to the amount of 501. Mc. en ni.A.vres VOW 91 N •se X aith■eilkshilaiei. et. lee denwilniaJime IS Os meta - * too soma ewe ftmee..-- a to so ell DOW 1 MAMA ....., and 6. remands, staleated,_ The earstwkwie lad the Thiell 011818 Am lee Holland- The pinaeiL! 6 all Pawns a Wye no a Yaw * dal with the biter. Gaa yew* mot gm be saw a get ',rpm, froe foaled with = =ride of the reardirer, wee diacovered et it a ft= gut r 11.1,461.25e5h stk.) ..sha saw mama" limb' rim withaarahaoomes."6l: them No swe a. mom .. Mem Bar* aid they came Winton. Ma victim wee a wars el bad life, about 32 me m. 1„,, g,,5,"... le !II at. WO awswe, a sip Amid nerd the abet blab estbettele• in 1 whit &saki l• the camdmisa Idol lo• bad amended, end 1011,1140 d Pim" yeece of age' MID" In the adbsiramd al Min Phithr " 411 P 21.68 -'-'' - r So 0 119 all I= 138 140 imam, ken ask mu b.ay lbi, three bo. cow role Hid a maw it a bie hie diroor„, nee ee.. otherwise called Mr.. Cooks, who occupied the house No. 0, Si li is The ..e.„.. boi-blif .1... was, tut it ...al ass mated thi, bia ell ow hio retort le Ham' Park-road, Bernebury • road, where she was in the habit of La mall Do. ji { Apielotliiiroil ..e ihigsterte al. yesime the bes-e-t—wea. Tbseitiestleettiee of idle b• was "'load lad bdia• • ms• Post• at • doreP d eleelehti mat et en hems* aGS Dust. Pink I Aessl. li 11 n x ...61 be mesesobe es a her new saw embeeebeme. no Amp ‘,„ di,eedee4 bse the ed.. Shows 12 *Week yeelee=alseri;o=r Gudge, It ions, Mau a ole aleeedes..... a - , all Write ewe. 13.E2t, wins sag allsisas wag if ebee hate took out a sewed swwwww, which was els Minim & ef the I phddent we. wee, es' ems Mews *Am ****** - a ON 16 1 aa At a=.l ; ; Inn ohm*/ the inn ambeasa any be eat au, Isms ties at* the itilisiate diebelsol es he plaint:ire meta . bi. wad ka ibir lima, In eeneNnenee er the ds. Me msasnirdsa• as. • - de NS 140 wow sr Desel's iiS mile ----iTem eh* hem dm" ape vbe mem =dm la the haves, siaLbeheart wee ass le them. Pd., 8"811 "Kg add havhsli tea her landlady halal; th• If tee es kin yaa______°ll. 2.. tl4 It a ..... ..... 99 91 was rah. aboaithe newly. basassib•lrris• •aldhssuembir melnlinnar car. sad dm abieTle directwa•ibb leer U. hrlisdiesuidalMir thee.'" deellmmto Isimmugtoomg, 24. Nlgt, s'airPrlicte•coastsblealsi".lllBdHyabis,B7"ls N, tproassiladWithar- E. 11109 wierwl=l" 1111=16 6.11 441 631 2Ltin°4B.l:ll6l=l° 9 9