The Express. — 1862-04-09 (London, England)

THI MUSD= AND AITIEUIND SUICIDE AT SEEDOE.—Youtorday Amon Mr. Brent resumed the inquiry, at the Ades awl In be„ Mill-bill, Hendon, into the efronmeleases Missing the death of Ann Cox, aged 24 years, the adorned, dint who wee shot by Jams Lowness, a young man whose addionse she woe receiving, en the mecum of the 29th ilk The murderer, it will be neellened, also aitanpiel to einimit suicide by= himself, cad he it sew rlnman of the Middlesex and regrowing skndy bet favourably towards recovery. Fabh The adjeomenwit termin=e for the of having a at the al So 49010114 ri,4-.6111-k.".1:74...e. 24"1"1.11ciiiehaS wal present. ' depend that be head ft the :all of liketwe, and which to Mao with those he the shot-beg. Mr. [sows, slimiest preekeing ea Hoodoo. was re-en. Weed te rdve the result M a peokiesdem enmakeike. He mid bejlenad three disessed a pins ef se anis= Winder la the seek sad threat The edioadsr. whisk hang somperisti, from the eddies of the rem, efts shat dews wad sere ; a plant it nun have skink may. the wall and rebounded with such force sa to he drinsion dreseestrs seek and threat. All the large week the wielpip, and the gullet, woes gompletely divided. The denonel was not pregint, hut was afflicted with 'dropsy. After semi further unkindest evidence" the jury, after a brief deliberation, retuned the following notik4 :—" That, on the 29th March, ADM ODE was found bleeding. helpless, sad dyne, in a mania lades, mad instantly afterwards did die from the modal Wens of a loos of blood from a wound in the each, psis by meson of • gun, loaded with shot' by are Jesse lawns.% who is guilty of the wilful murder of the said Anse Con, and who committed the murder aforesaid whilst he we. sinned by jealousy."  Drirraucrlva Yesierffay morning at an early hour Mr. Headman, the chief officer of the D district of the Loodoa fire-engiao gatabliehmeat, received • tole. graphic mamma's that • serious fire had occurred at Pisaglad. Owing to a asap of pa from the sliding bearers the shop and coolants of the premises belong* to Mr. Topley, s Rand/ear and silk mercer, had begone igaikd. The house was situated at No. 8, Sussex-pima Phialsterk road. The Royal Anginal and other eagles, laving attended, the fire w fortunately walked to the lower portion of Mr. Topley'a proteins, bet • great amount of valuable property was ammaigad. sad the whole of the plate glass datoliebed by heat. Fortunately the sufferers ware insured la the Leeds and Yorkshire Fire-ofike.—About one o'clock as • be broke oat I. the premises of Mr. Affayham, • breed sad biscuit baker, carrying on business at No. 37, Defforatreel, Al4ate. The discovery wag made by the polioroonstable ea** beat, who saw smoke issuing from the lowarpert of the kidding. He at moo raised an alarm, end seat tig for the ashen sod fing-seespeo. In • very brief period Ocialador Preston arrived with thtoot:l Ill Earl's fire-escape, sad numerous engage of the e, tho parish, aad the land sigarigaigla by filmed Mason, quickly attended, but the hums could sot be extinguished until the lower part of the maims was , destroyed. The whole of the inmates escaped in safety.  liens mom Fax—Yesterday morning Mr. Switard held an inquest at St. George's Hospital, on the body of Mirk Clamp, aged Syvars. Edward Davis, of 23, Hyde• pier, Vincent-square, Wernalaster, deposed that on Friday week he was in his room when he heard children in the hours crying " Fire." He ran into the mom, and saw deceased standing is • blase. He put the fire out. There wee so guard to the firephice. Esther Phillips, mother-inlaw of last witness, said on Friday morning the mother of deereed came down-stairs, leaving the deceased with the other eltildrea,nrstaira She had not left the room more I than a mks* Wore they herd screaming. The mother ran upotaira, and wittier followed, and finding the child very much burnt, wittier took it to the doctor's. The other eiridren said deceased put a COO• of papa' into the fire, cod set fire to • doll she was p yiag with, which ignited her clothes The doll was found burning ea the floor of the room where deceased was. William Irving Page, loessBarger, said deceased died from the effects of the buns. Verdict, " Accidental death."