The Sun. — 1847-06-07 (London, England)

SUICIDES IN THE SERPENTINE.— Chursday morning, bet wee,, four and five. Th,maws hCiolex,poansesinogf the h net exclude, but only assist the Rouses. He (Lord of the R. tyal. Humane Sodety, and also a female's bonnet. He Brougham) had last session given notice of resolutions banks ot the Serpentine River. discovered, lying slungnear the to that effect, and it weis still his intention to perwater, a man's hat anti coat,-every with them. lie did not mein anything against informed Mr. Superintendent Williams,_ who instantly gave the purity of Parliament, but there always would be orders that the river should be searched. After. Conthe men f, .uiid the body of a malt under the first arch .tiim't a suspicion where five men were appointed to conthe blidge which divides Hyde Park and Kensingt terc(.l "• cider a case already existing. They were a Court from the same spot they found the huffy of a female. Both dens. The men continued to drag it, anti about ftoeur teat appointed for the case,, an evil which led to the abo • lition of the Court of Delegates. The Noble Lord were removed to the receiving-house in Hyde Park, when, concluded his address with advising caution and perupon examination, it was ascertained that they had pursuits d been severance in the of the society. the ti' were 'The Earl of in the water several hours. The water where boo' DsvoN then moved, and the Earl of found was only 4 feet 6 inches deep. —On Friday s ( Mr. RADNOR seconded a resolution, to the effect that Bedford, the Coroner, held an inquest at the Rise acrd Crown, ,4reat advantages were likely to arise from the unKnightsbridge, ou the bodies—Joseph Blackman, aged 33, amid Eliza ileitis, aged 24. Mary Ann Hollis, of No. 10, urejudiced and dispassionate consideration of the laws of the country with a view to ,their amendment. Itictimotelestreet, Maida-bill. identified the bodies of the deceased. Bla,,kinatl was by trade a painter and glazier, anti . her sister, Etiz i llolli=, was a servati.. recently out of place, Lord EBRINGTON moved that as the expense and insecurity inseparable from the present method of inand resided with tier (witness). Her sister first became acquainted with Blackman while iu service at Na: 24, port. gulling into real property, deeds, and the present tia je,sty,smGeaevtienrgemheandt phleaadsuarpep man-street, Portman-square, and thou.gh. the latter. was form ot conveyancing, greatly diminished the value of they had lived upon terms too intimate ever since. land, the oititakendowaienottrnhaistsion, harried, . her declaring she would from which the subject would likely receive a searchin exceedingly low spirits, frequently. Her sister was near her confinement, and latt.erlv hall been drawn herself'. Blackman had told her sistefr, tniedwhas single, . and. it was not until December that she found Tu, he was a leg irivestigatien, in order to amendment and imlabiynedthtehaNt notandoblemarried man. Her deceased sister wielt out - y last, pr,,vement. withstanding Thethe NAoebtlereLfeorrrd sale of landwere edcomtop will receive this from me lowing letter; -‘• Dear Mary, y ()11 wt., io more in this world. Chairman, the expenses attending the purchase and did hot eturn, but on the iioxt day site received. the toles the last. I hope I shall be in [rout) t, i such as to be a serious bar to any My dear mother has all my thoughts, such transaction verdict of "Found and now farewell, and to diminish its value in the Eliza Hollis." The jury returned a the water there market drowned," but how the deceased got into . England . lie said, taking the animal value of land was no sufficient evidence to show. .., r% • --isl aw vXFORD- in at 60,000,000/. ; thirty upon that years' purchase