The Express. — 1847-06-05 (London, England)

TEX DOUBLE SUICIDE IN THE SISPENTIIII.-114110 at the Raw and Crown, Kni=sencia tylerse boB Iph Blackman, aged 35, and aged 24, who meoelitted saki& together in the Ilerpeatlae , as moduli la ear pew et yesterday. Mary Ana HAY, of No. 10, itaimesaist,Maida-hill, ideeilied the beam of the desessal. Blackman was by trade a pedalos sad shist, and Mae Hellas, sister of witness, was a amereatoeisailly sat of pima, and resided with her. Her sheer Ilest Wow es quainted with Blackman while in parka et NeL ffilr Postman-street, Portman-equare. Her Oster was seer her confinement, cad latterly had been in exostaingly Wl= frequently declaring she should drown hereeff. B had told her sister he was single, and it was not until December that she found he was a married man. Her deeeseed sister went out on Tuesday last, and did not return, but on the next day she received the following letter : " Dear Mary—You will receive this from me as the last. I hope I shall he a trouble no more in this world. My dear mother has all my thoughts ; end now farewell.—Euza Hows."— , Jens Blackman, of Jemossitreet, Oxford-ghee% mid the deceased (Blackman) was her husband, and that she knew of the intercourse between him and Hollis. He never threatused to commit suicide, but was very anxious about the girl, who he feared would make away with herself. Witnesa had learned that the girl, after she left her home on Tuesday, went and took Blackman away from his work. Nothing more was beard of them until their bodies were found in the Serpentine between 4 and 6 o'clock on Thursday morning.— The jury returned a verdict of " Found drowned but how the deceased got into the sestet there was not sufficient Eti. SICDCe to show."  He toya: By slosalimt etaveriet I am ems, ettethei le the erathird *ask god stionjorsedy greed streportls the morstent laseralses of dm warn einer arewmaat of a Isms sorer Ala ire aat the mess time din Owen issamet Nese rot arty of orreme era I emend tee meeste I weserly armee owitaientr; ewe err may mew to re eirathe • eerie mond soma of re prim Detembel to err Ow Mosso of Oisimens unordeal byersa by Dry, lasm entl gift to the =ret lord klatil ressimelet support, eselfer rathelsof en swotp eta permit day the best as *pre arlimet. Ganiorence.-14 to the present time no conservative candidate has boas aaseamed to contest this borough with its present mismbars, Admiral J. W. D. Damii:e and E. 0. Barnard, Esq. A requisition has been talked of to Sir C. Earley Smith who has succeeded to the estates of the late Lord Sap and'Sele, but nothing definite has yet transpired. KENT, Woor.-It is not the present intention of the liberals of this district to allow the present members to walk over the course. A requisition has been presented to Col. Angerstein, son of J. J. Angerstein, Esq., of Woodland., Blackheath, and that gentleman has consented to stand for the division, provided its former long tried mortar, Thos. Law Hodges, will not again come forward. Communications are now parsing through the Central Reform Association at Maidstone, to ascertain Mr. Hodges's sentiments, but either Mr. Hodges or Col. Aageretein wall certainly be put forward