The Express. — 1859-04-08 (London, England)

DISTRESSING SUICIDE.—A melancholy ease of selfdestruction took pieces at Bernby.inthe Willows on Friday lean The detested was the wife of William Coulson, farmhailiffto Henry 01lbw; MK., and Neel in the house adjoining that in which the moistly murdered MD, William Wollner, used to reside. She was forty.seesmysture of age, end .1 been married two years. For tome time pent, emus her confinement, she hid been in a desponding owe of mind, which appeared partly to arise from her religions Mange not teing ouch as the fancied they ought to be. She was found suspended by a reps from the ceiling of the kitchen in the house where she bred. The fol!owiog letter, eddremed her eiettr and husband, wore afterwards found, which appear to have been written that day : —it Dear Sts'er Brewster,—Will you behave well tansy dear husband : be Nubian one of the best to me. Farewell for ever. J. C."—" Deer Husband,—Do not let anything trout', your mind: you have dose everythiog that was tight to me. Nat one body la to blame for anything. If I Wad to live I should be a deal of trouble to yea—l thick of that, sod should bring you to your grave first. I esnnot bear to ese you look to ill m you do, and t t think that I am the cense of it. I hope you will try your best to forget toe, sad do not blues yourself for anything. Give my love to my brothers sod els:ere—tell them not to fret for me, as they are not to bkune for scything in the lesat. 1 have tried to keep my spirits up, but to no nee—they soon got down again. I have no with for anything but lobe forgotten by yon all as area se you ow.—l am your affectionate Wie to the last, J. Cortans." An ingueet on the body owe held oa Saturday, bible W. Newton, Em coroner, when the ivy returned a verdict that " The dema,nd, Julia Calleon, hanged herself while is an mamma state of mind." MELANCHOLY ACClDENT.—Yesterday afternoon an inquest eras held at the Rote and Crows Tavern, Hartstreet, Grosvenor-slaw. before Mr. Bedford, corotrr ter Westminster, on the body of Mr. John Ash Hu.chinge, ag. d 43, whore death took place under the following very melancholy circumstances. It appeared from the evidence of the widow end other lettermen that the derived had carried on the businese ofeeddler and hotness-maker at No. 14, Queenstreet, Groevemr-equare, for the het twelve years. Ho was out upon burne.e on the day of the Warta, 11110 W storm on Wednealsy re'enight. He returned about 6 o'clock in the *recipe, slim be expreered himecif displeased at the now not Maroc been dewed away from the front-ge et his reel! dame. He west backwards for a shovel and broom; he *lipped in the pear (owing to the beets of his boots being clouded with mow), and all head foremost down the kitchen stair*, hi. heed musing in contact with the firge at the bottom, lie was taken up insenerble, sad b:eeding proftwe'y from the head. tie. Andrews, a targets, wee ailed In-, and did what the nature of tree owe required, bet the uzifottenate man error milled, and lingered until Monday, when he died. Upon • part-mottoes men.ination death was found to have retultel from the base of the skull being fractured, mustiest I conceoo.on of the brain, with other iejmies. A verdict of Accidestel death" was returned. The demand has left a I widow and Lundy.