The Express. — 1866-06-26 (London, England)

FIITECHAPEL.  IY.) as opened at the MI, by Mr. John circumstances of 't nger, who, it was Cher-in-lsw while i  3/1 the management •  Of five year.; Or, •d on account a his been well known I as a comic singer *, gaffs. while viewing -era two wouuis on •' ,er on the left aide. said that she lived . Her husi \ual was today night last the  .tthei, were thinkiri. -u-alley, there was a r down. NV:them herself ho struck the face. They that her father and .er husband's hands r curt, going into thfi 1.Jurt and ao not sea ,-.yone do anything to ! drop of beer. Lag— eeks, and she had to r ildreu. A neighbour i ae out, and a woman '. .d that witness bad a I' d said, " Ellen, yon on Monday and clear t a hammer and went and he had a knife in  between the aitnest ith the case. noe with great clear. he beginning of the ovemiled. She nit of her husband's  I. he saw the last wit. Rosemary-lanel, near room handle, and was truck her three times, ~ anti they struck one last witness's father, , deoeued, who turned a me." He then fell aitly dead. fighting between the arrington rush at the er he struck him or  roved that he eaw a ,ut of the gutter near it down again and t lon it. Witness gave  imp knife, with a cord it might be worn sus deceased, said that he I wife in Bakers' Annr itreet, and deceased fol:- for not going indoors. -hind while witness was • ••wed them. Presently md upon going into the knife produced witness Fed to carry such a knife ...ces which he sold in the  A her father carried • ,an that produced. She the one he carried. Fie  H, said that he took e charge of killing the .now nothing atout it." .1 cry of " Murder" in the spot beard deceased au have stabbed me;' be  S., said that at half-past he was called. to the des r. Lame was also present. :owed that there were two side over a rib, the second I e aorta. The right lung penetrated through it. e heart's action, owing to ,untied aorta. .d With the testimony of •  1., and said that it was • 'be case that the accused ,bout him at the time d iced that they saw Hats . deceased said," you have id not then deny it or 07 nil covered with blood close was quite t clear that RIF Le.l, and the quesion arose orirder or manslaughter. to Harrington by tbs in his presence. and the. indoors to get a knife, or e seemed to be not onset of " Manslaughter against r and slaying Peter Hann." it for the detention of Has .d at the Central Criminal  Ito. Ft 7.4.1.1 ITALIAN .t ST.  r,os Ir. Humphreys, coroner, I )r.tgon Tavern, ff igh-strest. .ed suicide of Mr. Chula ,  Iry Axe, a merchant, said o W..s an Italian, and a mar. :ti.rly in pecuniary difficul• I losses in the European' 1. Witness saw him lark ,e said that he was gob* '.,aldi. He had his passports .Icceased, said that deoesug through domestic udder. low that deceased was nob .4, when he met air. Poweils . body wu found floating is by a seaman named Jobs mere were no marks of vie.. , .snd that death had WS " That deceased was found ,t how he came into the water •  hear.—Wheata generally coining into ear. The osii appearance, owing to a, great ,wn late. On light soils the , t on stiffer lands it has coral • laxly, and is backward. Y.& . u nemtive, the backward Rosie •an crop is not a gay olle, I'l4 • I not improve it. The lieT • unibly as to the crop, butte culty in finding hands to m come down well. Apples inning. Pears and plums thins being strewed (to keep tblo • •re is plenty of show for fra is extensively cultivated, the parishes of Fa.rnborollSks ad, kn.—Maid:tont Journal.