The Express. — 1849-11-02 (London, England)

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY !MING, NOVEMBER 2, 1849.  iTe *WI is Illtle es I ma. Very little ...e . ..I spend as little as I cea—no extras, no c..1700r ; jennies to be cheap —pay all debts oat n. I he already paid for prude 4U. 2s. fid. I am ....wiled enough in the afternoons and evenings Let as gait no beer and only water. I never was so happy m og water and so wee Dr. Law. I have only to remember isilloseisi marines the moralass after takiog so wok beer sowing. How mach more lively and wive I are when I ban been temperate 1! ! Brespiting is pigment tit me and i .- Beaus.—Prey learning, noon, and night; be strong the teneptatioe.-1. livery owe gets on best on water. be laducect by good nature, or because things go ,le take beer. Water sad chierfulcees will overseas Coffee is bad for me at night.-2. Avoid going into Eell or oyster-besses let beer.-3. Never driok wine at Fins, only water.-4. Do not keep se much beer in otar buss.-6. What oat at dinner esli take water, and wire than one glass of beer.-4. It is the vacua of Well, we glass morel" which balm a man Eown. It lemmas too mash fee him by the seal mornisig.-7. Regulates send slim Mesellem to basfues, en water, will enable a saes to get Womb a geed feel of week.-8. Beer or wins meshes mai heavy, Iric„ bad-tempered, violent, and next day feeble. Leta net forget my dreadful feelings (delirium tremens) after takkg 2 esoints of ale. Drink only water, and never nosed beer sae pint or one glass. When I fail Rit by thoughtiewees want of firmness. Also by an upition that I moil stand a good deal of beer. The health =, and elwasUr of a bear drinker are undermined. One never mood a pint of bear a day. I are better on wales. I sew was so happy in on water. Take plenty of elterike fa the ripen air, and lire on water. I have only to remmeber ay dreadful sufferings the mornings after taking so mesh beer or wins. Low suicidal feelings, despondent and gloomy thoughts ; pulse 100-120 ; head dizzy, limbs tremulous, pains about the heart, flatulence, and eructating. Incapacity for ditty of any kind. Temper irritable and overbearing. Expensive habits, less of time, forgetfulness of eagescalate, everything in disorder—and all for what ? Became I choose to take two pints of ale or half a bottle of wine. Never take beer or wins in the morning.— Rule.—Lot me u excited my quantum, under any circumstances. Let me pass the decanters, an touch them. Let me not take beer and wine together. Two glean of wine are quite snakiest in twenty-four hours. Rise early teem table. Avoid champagne and ides lie. Rule.—Never gee kato tavern for bar. aule.—Lin quietly and inespen. de*. Do not be in a hurry to get rich, but work slowly, sad peneveriogly, and soberly. Eight boon rest. Always be doing some good and useful work. Rule.—Do not dwell ea unpleasant affairs. Laugh and be cheerful on water. When thinE go wrong, laugh and be cheerful. Remember the happy harosnenets of a water drinker. Rule.—Avotd suppers. r. Hewett kept out of drinking by his religious end moral feelings, also by associating with old men. The strength and cuerkinas of strong drinks induce greet exhaustion next day. Remember Hr. Cooper, Brodie, Quilt), Sir J. life, Dr. Readapt' and Valpean ell take very little." The Coroner thought that, under the circumstances, the jury would be jostled in coming to the conclusion that the downed was of unsound mind. His death wee muck to be deplored. He MU a promising men, had a fine mind, and was universally respected in his profession. It appeared from his own memoranda that his feelings were often suicidal. The jury then returned a verdict to the effect that the dowsed tionunitted suicide by taking pewit; acid, while in an le state of mind. = the jury separated, the Coroner observed that it Wahl be inferred from some part• of the memoranda that the llossesed was not in good circumstances ; the fact was, , however, the reveres.