The Express. — 1856-02-20 (London, England)

THE SUICIDE OF MR. SADLEIR, M.P.  CORONER'S INQUEST. Pemeladed from yesterday's Express) Mush Biabop mid she was kitcheamaid in tae late Mr. oftblithisest. She went on Saturday 'maim bievreen 9 Lad 10 to Yr. Maitiaare for • parcel. Tar sesiebat asked her if Obi was golagre tt,t. Majoileir. witareadaid ikiald Maw .-bettar,rim the was sot in the habit if morns . Adair. Mr. Matkmd's sesistaat rhea caretkesod felt Mann leaving Itaboae, as it contained Ohm. Oa isteremdag keens ida garesit to • the butler, and did sit sae anything more of it. Wk+ ate went out she paled • letter given to bet by the bailor. It was addressed tow Mrs. Badldr, Clnarody, Cloastell" (Mr. &Weir's sister-rte-law). She had fetched satibilione pills tram Maitland's for Mr. Sadliii before, bat never opium. TM Common—Thimo is • knee robtive to Mr. Sall= in the area I should Tike to lute= if the letter is hero ? Mr. Muskeg (the oolleitm)—lt would only reach its dallied= this The C. roan—ls it the opinion of some of the jury that the latter should bo produced ? I have no desire for it. Nothing can be plainer than that Mr. Sadleir's death was gamed by poison, Wthat it was administered by his own hand. The only qsertoa now for the jary is, what was the arts of mind of the doomed at as time he committed the act. A fermis said that was the mason why the jary wished to have tee letter. Mr. Anthony Norris said—l reside at No. 2, Bedford-row, W eta a solicitor. I was intimately acquainted with the deceased gentles... I saw him last alive shortly Micro 11 o'clock on Saturday sight, at his home in Glouessear-nrnarn. I had no appeases= with him, hot I went up there sad was with him about half aa he= I have Mown him sines 1843. sad have frequently transacted beanies wi h him. He was ugegsd is several pa da sonatas. He was chairman of tbi Lo=ea sad Coady Beak, chairman of the Hornet Swedish Railway, a director of an Irish bask, and was connect= with several other *Mgr. He was premed by his ander. takings. Lattirly he appeared =spa, and I sink= am ontraordisary *hangs in hie apprarams daring the lest week. Ho did not sample', of his bead. He seercei to be quit. horse dews during the last few days by the ',test of his burners, asd particularly by some pscuaiary lases he somas= het week, and shah muse epos hiss suddenly. He talk= stoat Shale affsirs t. no on Saturday night' bat sad making that Wm= me to esti/Spate any each thing rhas =peaked. I aoticsd es I was leaving the homes that his eyes were blood-riot, and that he was rata= aad sot is his spa temperament. I had never seen him 1. the same state before. Hitherto he wee always cool sad solleeterd. Mr. Glumly, of No. 2, Nisholes-lano, City, wee, I holism, his prim:qui solicitor. Mr. Gurney transacted basis= with Mr. Sadism cn Saturday. Mr. Sodleit's life was insured, but I do not know to what Want. He hes told me that he had policies. Mr. Measles stated that Mr. Sadler had amoral impala. meats with Mr. James, • solicitor, on Saturday, but he seamed to shrink from keeping them. The butler, on =lag mailed, said that Mr. Sada: had Sala gaper la Me hall, ea Saturday night. with tiaras loners, ordering that they should be delivered oa Sunday morning, if be did sot retain hoes by 9 o'clock. Mr. Norris added, that am Setuntay afternoon ha had an laterview with Mr. &Aar, whoa ha said :—" I would rather that you weld not some to se• tc-eight ea I wain to got my papers together, bat mats es-morrow at 11 oieltek." Bat in urnesquena of moires a letur from Ireland, which ormonaed Mr.