The Express. — 1856-02-22 (London, England)

BOW.STREET. An applied:lieu for advise was made to the tittle' magistrate, Mr. Jardine, by Mr. Walter, news agent, of Bridgesstreet, Covent-garden. Mr. Walter stated that his establishment had bun kept for the last halltrentm se Baptism's Nemodlee." On the 16th but, he reMved a letter, addressed to Mr. Bagthaw, the writer apparently supposing that to be his actual name. The °him of the letter was to must him to mitre letters, is answer to en advertisement, which the writer was about to insert In the daily papers, sad el whisk be amiceed a eogislst was as follows: t. Wind a governess sad a commis, In a of distiee . Salaries Address, with M. N. 0•• Begsbaw's News-ease, 31, Bridgman:et." The writer offered to pay, by way of ammintra erne Mammy for every letter received, sad mid he would mad or call for such Totten. As the letter was Owls Meted fame " Hammennuth," without any more Maitre- eddies, he mild sot reply to it. Oa Monday the adthelisentrat appeared in the papers, and letten for M. N. 0. bed been in ever sine,. That day a little bey wiled for the Man, eayieg that he bad bern seat by a geademe who met Ma in the street. Tire boy brought 2r. to pay for the commission. Be was told that applicant was out, and that in his ahem the shoperan could not give up the litters, and he went away saying that he would:all 'gain. Applisant, seasithriag the whole 'fair mp warmidese, sad not Meals( that his eatabliabment Mold be cede the of without his eaniest. aid pal?* Om ea tramper pupae, dea/mined to &vette ele meld, for advise. Mr. Judie* seen pedietly Imileestrad whet applimat Resat and be must sap there was gemetking emmisigue in the eireametearth esposially whew akin aemodsa with the atverthement whisk was ci a mem to attract the Measles etyma masa. If the perms were seek mappliethe seemed a appeshead, it would of gems be his duty te therm it by everrmeaus in his tom. His advice was rat opplimat should set give up the Moe till be knew elm of the matter. His sours would be to leave Yap se they were till asenetklag further near, and Mew ea is te him fee advice ea the soma be perms. He (the worthy magistrate) maid them give him any aid I. his power. Mr. Welter said beskenbiegt oaths advice able weethip, to whom ha was meek tran /Allis mud and wistaria. Walser, one of the gegmealag eines who bad berme depleted to :take inguirba termeatieg therlimppearam of a pose' memos, teemed Herriet Weed.informed the maletrate that having learned that aseetheet that the body of • acme had Ma picked up in fronted Pickle lioniaretalse, Tuley-itnet, he, easempaaied by Mr. Collies, who knew her well, proceeded to the deed-how of St. Olive's parish. Mr. Collins, who is landlord of the Giraffe tr Piston-Om Newiame, at which plus the deceased wee lemma alive' at ogee Mudded the body, sad the rime left no doubt whatever as to its being that of the young mesa Ward. Then was • fevers mark seder the 01111, supposed to have be.. combined by her thavrisg herself off thee, the brs. Her MOW aid mimeo had Rot, mover, observed say shags be her maser lamedistely preceding her diaappearams or gaything to ladies*, that eke intendedte minatit suicide Her brethren sad edgers all declared themselves mildest that she bad net dam each a thing, sad there me me thing whist appeared almost irremacileable with her committiag suicide viz.. her Iwoseeding to Mr. Collins's fur the soFp.r Doer, getting two pots of beer I. • Mme bottle, and changing belt a-mow• to pay for It, and afters rude game to the Thames, • dimmed of, at all evestr„ a mile, to draws herself. Mr. Norton admitted that that was really strange. Lothyear them said that be bad given notice to the friends ratite deceased of the Reding of the body, so th st they might be peesent at the intim.