The Sun. — 1846-02-21 (London, England)

DETERMINED SUICIDE BY MR. BRil>ra the pt.-, uYesterday Mr. Wakley, M./'., held tut Inquest loci 600, re 5.0,4 College Ilospital, on the body ef John C. 13addeleY, At'l°l, Gilbert's-buildings, Westminster. Mrs. lieddele3i D 107,0 r.:s,tv„, ceased, stated that he had been forerly am agenite nftosnitlii• extensive shipowner, bet that latterly he was ,Cnd OA) Mr. Brunel, the engineer. For months ho conal"`",4 111001.'01'4 pressure of business In Mr. Brunei's office, andApjleste,'pe 10011, perform Ills portion of it in consequence of his ri-tbotig,„l t also could not sleep from a pain in his head. "'viers: "'pen Or:;:t pressed in spirits when he left home on Fritley:,, say, j particular in his mangier. Site never afterlr3',;iielter,„ en'in halo` C' Mr. erswell H , , a clerk to Mr. ornedge, „t ti," 01111S10 Russell-street, deposed, that deceased cello. fl ill to Friday, to get renewed a 131. bill, due that 41,1'r. 13raned of the great press of railway business in , Asetni,role. lie said quite unsettled his mind. Witness havnifolod P ~1 315. Ilornedge would renew the bill. deceased orifereo6ol"-, (7:t wait in the private office until Mr. ItlhoernreedFlefroperedvrie.4o; epot%rio adowed to do so ; but was not long formed that a gentleman was bleedieg in lir' doer, 1' etc_ going in, he found deceased siting upon tll7v ras°o4.se;',,st its cut, his head resting upon a chair, and a " !',"l, to legs. Several medical gentlemen were called LX,,oti sit tf-ao. etant removal to the hospital. Sergeant Co"' to tbeS' oitirft's'o carried the deceased, upon a police-stretel?er, , was then alive, quite sensible, and composed.,in for bil.,o"T,ll,tie take care of the property ho had about nno,e- eto-it to ,r was an unfortunate matter, but that he had knowledge of his Friends, and that as thintregn:ol he could not stand it any longer• lie also, .ea a verdict oCitfitit form his family of his fate. The jnry re ,ste ceased destroyed himself in a moment of ina t~ tot for 14e SEIZURE OF AN ILLICIT STILL•by f!,crristYliive.°P the repeated prosecutions of various Parti"o c°l,7-010 u'eet. distillation, this contraband trade apPen_rs_.„ Aiy increase, as no less than ten stills have n!9. FP, jen2L,r tP,O cers in the course of the last three men so. so. good .v:;017r mitten received, they proceeded to the n"74 tee frr,, to Is 060004 Doxton, and having obtained adruisetwnT found A copper still, set in trick-work.,,p.,ltsci.'eePP4ewral....uti.te°slolof.'f'l recently used, a quantity of molasses, ..___'"ien'ted the_ alag_lo dietillation, and about 200 gallons ot wheti?'l a woman, with six children, ou the pro co„. 102",,a.ift Smith, but in consequence of her I_,l•F!,,,'„cars.ls._', tor P,„41,take her into custody. Iler husband, cn_tFic,itte,totiii%;,,... Coldbath-fields House of Correction! 4°';itipparts offence a short time since. The stiri.e departvwu conveyed to the warehouees of the xc 4•118 818 Tlls* „ req., ofd of I. On the 7th Inst., the lady of G..- Iv. seep re, 114 rs • J. -s On the 14th inst., at Lloycl.sqw" wife of On the 17th inst., at Tulse.hill, tit bb. raster-at-law, of a daughter. 80 . t john ant,*get, On the thethe ncli.• PYP`'n' om moo, , ago 15th1.2th atn" stheavricksihewamet-h, wenidiain 00in, tthhee 1187111 at Cl jo On the IStli inst., at Dulwich. "k 4 s• E. Wlllo 100 At Chatham-place, • .„...fre_.l-011,..,0,tneer -rG in re. Losntdroana,:i, julwterd. W and drhreubush9effid le2oe, s,,StrraturilftY, of the Savvy , in the COY of 31, 1546.