The Sun. — 1844-03-18 (London, England)

SUICIDE IN A WATER••BUTT.—A act of self-destruction was perpetrated on Satunoieell lane, Long-acre, by an individual named Franc's Asuli appeared that the deceased left his homes laths;" ping 01 street, at an early hour in the morning, for been fog coo,/ visiting his brother, who has for many YearpearceP in the establishment of Messrs. Baxter anubaek makers, of Long- acre, and resides in the breg _AO ai their premises, which extend to Cross-lane. owe:, Made' e% with his brother's family, and shortly after hoe- fte,„o cure to retire dOwn stairs. His coaI:WWI Alarm, and upon the deceased's niece gOini „ kitchen, she discovered him, with his hees ar, isid the water-hint, An alarm was instantly given r assistance having been sent for, every endeavour rT e 7 to restore animation, but without suceese•_, co • evidently premeditated, for the deceased had t to coat and waistcoat, folded them up, and Place stilSe chair in the kitchen. The members of the orchestra under tit." el: have presented:him with a handsome testimOn! ber e in the shape of a baton, superbly mounted vat' .ts, is no more than a just tribute to his spirit and a has been manufactured by Mr. S. Uherrill' ca.s; place, Clerkenwell, and is in the same style 'b. fo !boo sented to Sir George Smart and Signor Cots , ing the inscription :—"Presented to AL JVOL:sifili members of the orchestra, as a mark of the ~1iig.01,4070014 they entertain for his musical talent, and of his hberal and gentlemanly conduct t' iw go 04. his management of the concerts at the ' thesiTer,, lish Opera and Covent-garden. Londo Febru-' , -Dramatic and Musical Revimu. S. 0° SUSPECTED MURDER AT L citement was created in the neighb onebood 0f414,7101L Pwhich appeared in some of the,o4.be ov-wsisy, stating that some arm and leg brmes, part w .derst°_,litree. the skull of a human body, had been found olfingair:,„ circumstances in a dust bin at a house in 'irsctnre of that the police surgeon had discovered a large ....02.1000e.. skull, which were supposed to have been the i-oseet be' old man who was suddenly and raysteriouslYouge 111; ye 14 years since, and further stating that the ~,h,, repo4, closed some time. From inquiries made by ie re' the ;De terday, the following particulars, which may be in,"te i were obtained :---On Friday afternoon some ploy of Mr. Kitchiner, house No. 21, Stangate-street, which has nalrfit Ibt 61.000121„, the dust-contractor, heeoo7per: o about a week by a Mr. Warren. The mes a pose of clearing the dust-bin, which havingskullt iirsrrellA plished, they discovered part of a human grs-_,;bt, bones and a small bone, and on milli' g the ;1.401.,,,.) attention to the subject, she WAS shocked at%,.0 „sP, begged they might be removed, and they I- AP taken away in the oart, and shot with to!, tifsei";i lbe s! Kitchener's yet, On Mr. Warren returnin* .400, sea evening he was informed of the circumstr7, otretwo once repaired to the L police-staticrt,l47,%4GeestsboSeg.ei gave information, and in conseqatiWn I'll'''. orni -001rwetit to Arr. Kitchiner hp; however, brought fftyv the piece of skallor biafh'se,e°, piece of a leg-12e,n0; this piece of skull the 10 aoa dently 's, latlt coka nbt find theog eaNC4 tte practised hand of a enrlanbeeninlienl fractWit 48 ernineously stated. No old man ;food b. „di #'9u seen years, nor has the house been -,:,ccuP,e 41144 a few weeks, having been previousiLltsesijoge; draper's shoptnan, and the skull, &c., is suPP=oecsP, 0 do; used by some surgeon or student, but whether in lodging in the house, by whom or when placed oc hin, or whether with the knowledge of the fain e is at present involved in mystery. to th 44 ha, The Countess of Uxbridge, according Alto dical reports issued on Saturday and yesterdsei.,hols• beogli some tranquil sleep, and was cotetm.ipsd. on th• alth opt A Up to last evening her Ladyship yrs, dingy b ,pd,slowly. The several members of the roY. messengers to make inquiries after her I:anciunly. e-iforattor j?": 0 the calls of the nobility have been 1n0eb,r0......P9't po0,11), ANTIQUE SURGICAL IMSTRUMEN, , ,:thoin4 surgical instruments have been latelytnluesedibt Aar '1,0004-oe'of which bear a strong resemblance to those tbe , 0 in the present day. It is singular enough there i 9 P vast number of rehcs brought from Egypt iro been b a surgical instrument, whilst so mini 07100, evo, Pompeii.—Polutechnie Review. • in h cool A Midland Counties Demonstratiot ix 0 the most distinguished patriot of the arbe held Esq., is in contemplation. It is intended r" 011 00 tingham.—Nottingham Review. vmjr,A.