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The Express. — 1858-06-15 (London, England)

DROLART AT BEDENHAM. •—• About throe o'clock on Sunday morning • daring burglary aera committed at the madame of Mr. RI of hill, Sydsuham. About half-an-hour before the robbery was discovered the polka mutable on the beat bad to calms • drunken man whom he bad found lying in the road to the station, and during his abuses the thieves effected an =mum into the house by removing a pane of slam in the back kitchen window, and forcing open the door. Mr. Rivington, hearing the noise, opined his bedroom door • law minutes afterwards, when dis thieves, who had succeeded in gaining pommies of a basket of plata, best • hasty retreat, oarrybiar the plats with them. Information was at mos given to the potion whoa it was found that the man taken into custody for drunkenness was a well-known oosvicitedthi‘havHttle doubt but that the constable's abeam was deliberately planned and carried out by the man's son=l:6lShortly afterwards, four young um wbo was .alseping in premium • short dietaries km Mr. Bl Mee, wsr• also taken tub custody, but nom of the stolen property was found In their The whole km prisoners are now under remand. MILANCUOLY SUlClDR.—Yesterday Mr. W. Carter bead an Inquest cm Norge Taylor, aged 64, who committed mid& by throwing himself into a water-butt, at the miasmal of Mr. W. Wilda, of Denmark-hill, Camberwell, to whose employ the demased had been for upwards of siglitssa years. Them was no doubt ha committed suicide in aassyoona the neissondset of ma of his seas, who refused to do on 7 week, and held mimed him to his last farthing. A mediate( leseporary insanity was returned. ibuitucArtorre AT TWE INCORPORATED LAW flocirrx.—At the last examination of candidates for adMalibu on the roll of attorneys and solicitors of the superior courts, the examiners recommended that the following 'mailmen, =dm the age of 26, were entitled to honorary distinction:-1. William Edward Tatters ell, of Liverpool. aged 24, who served his clerkship to Mews. Whitley and Thomson, of Liverpool; 2. Edward Tamar, at Bail, aged 22, who nerved hi. clerkship ts Mr. Thomas Wiekboarne Gibbs. of Bath, and Mama. Lowe, of Taskeld-court, Tapia. The Council of the Incorporated lan Society bans sooeedinalv awarded Use prises of books of the bum Law limisty to thom The emaimes Laos airs milled that ths IMwlsg ssublates maul asamientims while millOs Mem Ito aspirlation  Jess lidipeashe Venial", of zfywad, Devon. sal 24 ; sad Maui Watldae, of Deltea-10-21 spd The council has eseordlealy suiarded thaw of meat. Foci DI ran dna fltimaari fors the k With ca' oeens lest, over Us a 'AMY, sad lasted 24 anch a hit wee WOW lowan Woe at Me sews vete wand Tail pukes. dog at etaitheastea, sad at the Hest Wept* Maas It Tr ant esdhle ns see Se rehab If thr, isissiettittheleire awn art be tuisen4l4 'Any Ina wend boots" fiat Ohrimil Siii MI et mode to do bj,
The Express. — 1858-10-01 (London, England)

SOUTHWARK. ATTMETTIII AV ICI DI AT BLACK TAI A IS-BILTDOI.-13,  MAZIAIII.I /firma Maly, • sidemaberiooking female, about 30 qmof age, was charged with jumping off Blackfliarelate the rim. Theme, Milk Mast to masts suicide. Men Pelt, Ms mates of • vessel called the Princess :=dursitai that he ma ea bend eter the earrey side ot Midge dose tee Ode& this messing whist he was reseed up by heselei a Mum splash to the wear rime by, he Jumped r eih (Cl into his bait, when le maw phew afar him. He immediately polled to the spot, sad some difficulty got her into the boat. He this ca w! for emblemee, when a polies-galley came up sad look bar away. Tho magistrate salted from what part of the bridge did she is!?.3? whales replied about the middle arch, and it was a miracle she did met eons in coated with the piles. when he reached bar she mesearly schaesisd. TMlkalsesees NMI vtialber she said anything after ha bel wenn, le st _ _  teplied that ell the said wee Why did yon not id de deeds spelt?" Idigestee Den, d the Thawed pollee, odd b reseived the pdearr sods Me Ailey, end toot bee le the workheed. when she bed ss & until broad to the sweet. He rated her dew re MI said. sash a wlid Mewed en beel: ate Ida bid ad dleheem hod Me mhe Is sod hod were bum eer Mei. She die WI, V die dee the wadi de IS epee. TM ha now to the dip, Nil she was tired dherßit,meisWrweetoanftrhe. The maestri", tail bar be should reused her to prison until Thurtay add, &mese which doe she would have au opportunity of ocavandeg with the chaplain of the gaol.  LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE:  tar 'LAM t 0
The Express. — 1858-09-07 (London, England)

TES NY8T31101.78 SUICIDE AT IDINDUROH.  The additional partioakirs which have transpired la mama* with tsim palatal out Mao. yesterday (Friday) matalar, do worrialia *tub not roach, so far as ski, =SW gild "pea, Me limp/ Oa mystery fa alike Ms oar teltVS, wigwam who ases. sere Leiden was leought op ma hisfai ramailmill la Ile Ativarsar Yuan NOON Mori Slay, a rake' sseralle.:2 litasserllos"W Inditimalatablislivear ea; aravo ammo that the yowsg lady who be we Dui (delOW mad woe tbm &agleam at bla deer of his oleos, as farawsiy atatetpasr: liMarisl Kr. Moires, a taller hi Oradas•eaw•. Mn Gray /sea boa a willows' for the lama two yea., ben which period his abet Heed with him, and acted SS his hoseekespor. Me was with attached to bee, sad had he lb la hiasas which In would noddy la eau ama hat dttna Lan lad vadat/ft Thep gaWm & lo eateelWs yk oa,ft a *oars azauesisa, and &Max Ohs ramp ems be thee/raw she was sash adtpet. Me amid it tresimamad bee motive dam osnadtlimg swiside, het she had bra aervoae sad In very bow "kW fir Nam dose bath. Slay had leak toddy terwi tiaras several aimmalama oesakai Bilebarsk wad be Am& etrbenhdekyilig toe bet oda. It Is saki that out hi M. Ravvelfa. Mead oforafaiMboy leiWr-pret of a beak of blrelady Ow% that they sabielaanity gel la bottle of whisky, that Dearly all this liquor hal baneted by than prhealpedly to the shaped ar lady. s Eby thew• brawls that lhadnisi4d =Rd sante Kr. • t t lw, ad her thrh, ha toddy. The medioar aft Aiwa these sosytalma• lbw* am qatemata el asevatte tuatlmmamat ; bat wet madertimad tWatata Ow sematmaltadeeadiend Me. Rama emmaeteldwatildb=, art tiaberealee& hoer to gee etdatilale ae dada aaellealleabia, lemamer Wm tan his all do at thht atelsweholy ciao, so fax se they have but etreatmd, pent ossiistalwably to the ' difie. wash the &raft ars% the dessuri awn boa ..._hy am= one=ylisn= t TOME vibe beellith eta bony body ia the taw at 12 tidbit) • WilwigaYt. Ibtamind te hear it any pawn le It yr, to was UN ed, mad, km the Isa se dr Mir, It appears sar =rib W saga theempaamembes as thel hem bare lizsagre • pry. /kgAllalew. 1/k. Grab ves IWO 0111118001, las hem die bit voll sr eartlyriarime nem. et the polies. sod probably falmi telis pliesMdtry before the a •  &twat Fantasia* Nvesax.—Doetag west aal2Zllear vadmem law lama mmlellowa om. Oa , mad Ilmandlay, from dip MTh= Uras, la itomaitst, 5,11/0. Oa ad egaideasr to the paMe Nth lOC ale Map dew' Weishatiey, M. Total, 9,882. Fromm thm mph. the 4181,440.
The Express. — 1858-11-12 (London, England)

CRTITAL PALAU. The remarkable difference ▪ legmently milked totwasa the thick atmosphere of London sad the mow weather of litydeshass, wee peculiarly Multeated yesterday. although the fog is town is the meals, necessitated the am of rola the balks and rams of the City, 'at Bydenhius the sea shoes Loth with Orval , &hag the visitors who ,loaded the most towers M Crystal name, sa uniatenueed view of the immeshoat mom kw many miles mead. At Tarragona, in Spain, six murderers have been easeuted Is pomace of 20.000 persons. Two singular suicides am recorded in the French provincial journals. Oos we. of • roog man at Orions; who throw himself had fommost from the top of a potter Wee ormaty-ilm feet high; the other of • yontig man at Itiebemosim (lisat-Rhis), who lighted • ball-cartridge is his aseatts.  'nu, Union of this day states that the appliesthe to the Court cd gores'. Beech as behalf of Mr. Peel* be orb ea Moeda, or Toreday ooze. It will be is the bra of a swiss br $ stersolowes to the A rebbiabop of Cas. 614,07. to compel him to hoar sod imaire Into the Lath ef 1110 anseartne sport which the Bishop or London revoked the ham: which It will be recollects! was this._" That he (G. Poole) la edeutlisi temolor to reibedoe, had pet freebies to beet rest *Milli the Seventh Cemeteedommt Wadded Is le* needs' spas the shank."  4 4 V. .4 4  .I N. I Lamas. I CINIZCII "I: ?"1",. ra all alba* it 115. Law, Dard 1151 od. lama a/ Oardn - -. 19 9 Illtair Ida. Ist.s.i pa. re 0m a 4 • Ne. add (.044101 •-- es y4l U 41 De. 44. 0. - Ms lay lat an Dalldta law lama IL. 11 6 111. L Da. Ti . to 1* de la all Ds. hodir**a '' ... 91 16 IM Ws Daft* away 0....kt1da, 1. ins. by aLli. all a II: It EtrihiilES: 11 l:z, . _ - DO IS Dia="lll .... •••• a Illa Ii 0010011114"60•0•8.4 - -... Ilml ei i 01111.11...- ..... - 1 II m• a • -01.1 al:ha SI. 10 .... lOr 04 la 10,1 1 i 110 De.irrols IL --- 1 INB 11 .., , 4, ...„-, nark ~,.... la. ai-, W. an Da. Ipa *.. Dtasatera /5 1 IM /0 Da ay.* PM.. lf 10 a. 10 all 01•44 Win hellod4 a a 10 1 t /10/ ......-- t IIN 0 10 4 de. . . . MI 1. 1 10 " 01.141 1na1te..,•474:41.. ISt pm en 104, 4 UL De, Wart, 0•0•0•„ Arm. v.l 11 LI 404 13 11* lll 0 goi WI Ds 94.. LT a* 11110 Ila ad .I. 5* iLI bt. & N. IS 106 110 104 sb *Om ta. leT OM Eli WA.ir* lidadag.7/ lv 105 d 100 a all Jr Ow. 41 me a* Li a 1.) an Ira ana......-..- 909 10 IA 11,04 sat Mil - 1 i ala SI I board 1110. Ors. * 5 .Da.4lsl*Ola. aid% I do 33 - dial d. I 10 0. 3. 11 Dad. a da. 4 I Ela SS S. alb I Ikalige - sap li • it Iye lff ell De. do lne * * Dallaw ol* 1 P. al I Do. Padaab a h Da.lo.lllt.Picanlaisaw 1 ala 6 54• 0 10 1 ?amine& I***o.slatilt- pat 5 P.
The Express. — 1858-04-01 (London, England)

SOUTHWARK. arrttrrrru st Mite' Smith, s aldlb•agst lethal*, wee brought before Mr. Borchers, charged with attempting to caarnit suicide h► the rives Tham•a.  ward, the watchman at Rayon's wharf, Toctieyoirest, sad, that at eight &Resit ea ths wawa sight. after the wharf bri been clisedgesache bead a melee tbe ead of the flook, aad IS then sbas a basalt and a beadle lying en wharf, sad ea asking erne kale get= be aw the pioneer sitting hearses the pill; arm with bar head trees on bar balm, sad ate tfde omits up my feet, and at art time the wee ematesa fret elf water fa the docks ; end if b• had net Wad bold of her al Se time, eke mot base fella ia. He pulled bar as dr wharf, aid rind her what she wee doing. ate Mat she wee saying her prayers, and afterwards sir rid that Had he ant rafts up at the tiros. it would have been all ma with her." Witmer took her from the wharf sad gave hat hit° remedy. Mr. Northam told the prlwew that she was bare him es the promte day far being drank, ad then be asehared V. It was Shea shown to him that she was a learned wenan, sad that her husband had left bar. The prWaser MI that each wee a last, and he wen now Mira adultery with bar rem. Tide no preyed re bar that fa • moment or drpcm, ire she msdllaled Wade. Ile wee. Istworer, thankful that she had aot completed selfdnanetion. She elesiard her livelihood by yeah* sad ohlieleg, sad had set sfteived a farthing from him sines last Whileartide. Oho Massed to Stmeditelt parish, aad soma Ilins ens, bar husband was rhea by the peak edirere Wesehirdsest P where be ark an armagenand slaw hoe assiaing 1,. Ho continued ft for • awn Ilan sad lira bib Ire te her era resources. Ws. Desehria wird bar whither abs would promise sot to aim soh IS ailenagt as her file Kra P air ispilsi that she treahl aut. Mr. lierehas aim illasha her, recomnandbeg her to Wiler sopikftosparish serldes, who mafioso anal, NNW hashai waft& ha.  Citta.TlN iILINOTON
The Express. — 1858-04-29 (London, England)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ElMara dmirews, a decant-looking keels, wee charged with attempting to commit enkide is the Serpentine. Poker-oonstable 106 G said that ea the previons evening he saw the primmer walking up and down on the bank of the Serpentine, and judging from her manner that she contemplated suicide he went up and spoke to her, and she said she intended to commit suicide, bet there were so teeny people about that she thought it would be of no me, as she would be mooned. He took her to the workhouse, where abe had remained all night. He found, on searching the 'talon-home, the following letter, written in • meaner : _ _  Thia is through &Areas of mind, my troubles are so great. I can dye no kart. My haebend has been the mum of this—be going &best wort e( with other wdondli and leaving me for days. There Ss on. In enspard-disst, who has told se that be wee ring to keep bar, bet I ain't are for that if he wouldbat give sr meadldeg b by little food, and to tad sheer to Li my brad 4.y The Teet  hope God will punish my husband for his amity. PA-7114, I have made my paste with God." The letter was signed by the prisoner. Mr. Hendon mid he should roma the prisoner, that ta. guides might be made. The amused, who seemed in a melancholy stem, ant tree. hied to a Trey narrow meaner, was they "moved.  OOTTOlL—Limaron, Aran, IL—the market tansy bet ban mon misialed. sod the stet eaminel 1.000 than of Tarim ette. CNNlinsilee prima TM mkt today amount te Len a of Wein win lalas ter mein Miceiation aim_ ire, lee movilr. to IBL ,IS Pennem In to ea Meminicat te LL ; Aarricao. 00114.—Borrow, Aran n—Our mend Inlay him him tans tap. plied WWI when, with • goodursie deresed at la cm? lan Velem dam. prteta Oat; beam mad Mein Mtn se nalitee dale& trocitee-m-Tna, /trial IL—The iamb Is vete emena huh. pin week Is ammelly tm.ll ; trim abroad Mare I • CM Betel d whin Al eat menet this mme ',hada mall Is.. et whiethen the width Is a good enema. at an einem of la to It ealieme.da,Pliv.:a Yt prnmia odo.rwiekOilimuk.ll:2""Wastive..t.geletradir we. owed e pricimaftarceriswAsi week When emitlan 111 ; meta. I.m. 1414 waitybk, *et%  CATl'Llaßovort ca. Aran IL—Bon., wwe able to auto a Ur.wm a, Wag iket. Ito& mu tor? beim Boot sob tmet b. 6L So 4r. Id.; zoOloa. Is. to to. to TA, Teta. 44. .; pal. NIA pis Nam of M. labs oho NAL  00ALIBoolarmea. Ana ft—Denton Wast H.SYq. I. • 1.61 Prime" 12.. 6d.; Darken'. WeeHrtlq 16. • 111,4 ; Hamra Osa 13a Howard'. Wen lialrtard. POW Hartley, 14s. ; fennel 11eer.711.71.:= Damn 12t. Itt.: Wafer Itmrer& 111. Yeemla.. 6... M Bed Amen Ora lis. 61. ; Wak. nee Dassem, ; Walk lna 1111. ; Walls led Clonforth. 14a ig.• Wale Zed 14a dd.; Was Zed Rade, 14s. ; Wslt. Dad 14a Ha Wbandlas. 14a Id.: Mon Wak. 16a. ld.. Walls Ind litt Walk Ind DreddtDs Hakes. Welk Lad haat 16.. td.; Walls Bed lammit 11.. Walk Dad Entre. M.; Will. IlLeOff 11.4 Wall. Ind HMO" ; hid BIWA Henna. 14. Id. Walls Had fltswerra. It. Wall. Ned Safi Balk lig. ; Walk Ind Tess. 17a ; Demme Miran fk.: Feld% Duey., 165.—Ibles at market 111; met fl.
The Express. — 1858-02-06 (London, England)

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE IN BIRMINGHAM.  Yesterday a man staying at the Clarendon Hotel, Birmingham, attempted to murder a women who passed as his wife, and then committed suicide. About • fortnight ago Mr. Harrison, the proprietor of the hotel, received a note dated Northampton, engaging apartments fora man and his wife for • week. A front sitting-room and bedroom were set apart fur them, and on Friday last they arrived. The man append to be between 30 and 40 years of age ; the woman at 20. Mr. Harrison supposed the man to be a commercial traveller. Up to • quarter to 1 o'clock yesterday they had not quitted their chamber, when a discharge of fire-arma was heard, immediately followed by another, accompsnied by shrieks of murder from the landing on which the bedroom of the two persons was situate. Ou the servants rushing up stairs they saw the woman standing outside the door partially de...ad •h blood streaming from a wound in her neck, She "---r said, e has killed me," and then repeated several times the word "jealousy." The man was found stretched upon the bed, apparently lifeless, his right band grasping a pistol. A. ' second pistol lay upon the floor. Medical aid was procured, but he was insensible, and died in • few moments. It was found that the women was wounded on the right side of the head, and that the bones had been shattered by the bullet, the ball Itself remaining lodged. This was extracted by Mr. Bolton, one of the surgeons of the General Hospital, but it is doubtful whether she can recover. Last evening she was in a very precarious state. According to the woman she was In the act of getting out of ' bed, when the deceased told her to lift a handkerchief lying on the counterpane. She did so, and di.covered two pistols. In some alarm she asked what he meant, when he replied— " Oh, nothing ; but there's one for you and one fur me." He added, h.,wever, that she need not be afraid, and that she must go to sleep again. She returned to bed, when the deceased snatched up a pistol, and placing it to her head, die. charged it Part4lly stunned she rushed to the door, saw him pat the other pistol to his ear and tall on the bed, where he died. A letter, written by the deceased, and found on the dressing table, states that his name is Ebenezer John Harrison, and that his parents reside in Derbyshire; that the young woman was not his wife—a statement the truth of which she admits—that she is the daughter of respectable pare te is Northaniptonahke, and had been unfaithful to
The Express. — 1858-09-22 (London, England)

LAMBETH. ATTEMPTID SUICIDE. Leese Berner, • decent-looking woman, the wife of a stonemason, we. charged brim Mr. Elliott with attempting to ecemmit wields by throwing berrelf into the River Thames. Dim, moo( thesemmeming-oflkere belonging to the curt. 85 L. said that ea lie eiening before, boleros' the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock. edam along the Bishop's-walk, near the Blehop's sew the prisoner is the River Thames, bet the Mobilo! et the time she floundered about in • loge nifig et mei aid a small quantity el water. Amu Richard Taylor, who is employed at the falleey of Marra. Maedslay, jumped in and brae& her es shore. she earned • good deal ealtemited, minded •he had been drinking, end, obsertiag she was • good deal the worse for what she had Miley be (Dimon) talc it to be his duty to look her up. Alitar doing so, he went to her lodgings, when he forted her EMI abildree mad the plus in • wretched medal= and with every ego pursue of abject povert . The primmer cap great coot:Woo for what she bed done, and hoped Pe the sake of her sin 11013. ebiltren Ys swohlp would look over the since mid allow her to go home to them.  Yr. Elilon—Yoe should Invo thou& al your six little siiidess Woes taimplas tea sit sot as self-&asstisa. It  lima amok to ettist your bow la habits in p &odd. vas ew takes sad be wretched 4alliftwele eraddlisa 4s t by the Mow. year wesehip will bat lowl ate Ws Ilse I fr idair anything, and never siesy,eept wok II 111111 agile. Prey do let me go for the sake oC my peer You very richly deserve severe pdvinoat, awl le an account of your cbiktren that Ido sat milk pa ; you are now discharged.
The Express. — 1858-08-16 (London, England)

SOUTHWARK. ATTIMPTED  Mary Ann AA 'awe, a young woman, whose/6mM are sod to be mope table, wm brought before Iti. Combs, chtrged with attstoptisg to c =gait suicide at Blackfrierebrulge. Police-mostable 197 C said that about 10 o'clock ou Saturday night he was on du y in the Birch/rims-road, when a lad come rousing up to bun, sad told him that a Israelis had succored to Jump off Blelftlareebridge. He immediately proceeded there, and saw the primmer struggling with • sea in one of the r moms, who told him that she vas clinabiag over the parapet to jump tato the river, whim he hold of bar clothes, and, nob great digastry sueseeded In pulling bee beck. She was without bar houses, sad she told whams that it bad been her Muslim to commit suicide, and he them took her tato cuatody. She Med very mvh, sad told his that bar father hal turned bar achift becaum she had the miefortune to hare an illegitimate child, sad that was the mom she had meditated suicide. The prleooer, who stated her op to be 30, said that what sheehd told the constable was quite true, but now she wee mil 'eery, mad would sever repeat the attempt. Mr. Combs sek:d whether anything was town of bee birds f  The Waist& nplled that her War kapt huessoneeee shop at lalingisa sad woo I. comfortable aleareetuwea, bat he larasd law adrift sad would lot tapped bee. The meow, saki that ahead lot welt blot to supgart ler. All she esqulnd al bee Imhof was • Ittdo clothlog to ambit her to se tato werviaa Mr. Combo salted haw whom she bad Idol, Ilv-d. nubs& with a vorpootable bard-wi=7lwatille la the book mad oho Nohowre ou 5T10d24.0 look dew • elbeatlea la mitre, bat oho was poktled. W. Canto atm* laceuel boreal* bee maga* eel dlw elargod her oa Ms premising to to to bort frame nt the Daeadreey-road.
The Express. — 1858-08-03 (London, England)

LISP.—On Saturiai afternoon a man leaped from the High Level Bridge, Newcastle.= Tyne, and met with Maass death. The usfaetesete was named John Hasserieon or Reviler" a single man, twenty• Live years of age, and recently clerk to a tallow chandler, at Gateshead. He was an inmate of Newham Lunatic Asylum,tand was labouring under suicidal melancholia. He was out with two other patients, in the charge of • keeper, on the afternoon in question, and the party were Just crossing the street, when the decessed suddenly knocked the keeper down, and, running with all his speed to the bridge, leaped over. At the inquest Dr. Robinson said he considered the demand a proper person to be seat out, and Duff (the keeper) a proper person to taitzr of him. Dab has been about a year at the y he wee at an asylum for imbeciles. For the patient • marring under suicidal melancholia prolonged asarcus is particularly nommended by the Lunacy Commissioners. Duff was quite capable of managing the three. Deceased wee intelligent, and had his intellect perfectly, except on this wetter of suicide. He fancied he had committed °Snow against heaven ; he had religious melancholy. "It is utterly Impossible to prevent remnants el this kind from maturating =We, oaken you winsin them. Duff weak' hem lrnetrsted him, if it had game to • question of strength. This Is not the lira suicide tram the High Level Bridge; and, earideriog the crowds at people passing the bridge daily, trireme/Inc, souse Mbar aboald be put up." Tbe jilt/ returned . verdke thatdeceased i and caused hie death by throwing hhetelf Eros the High Bridge. Mumma Hum.,—TAet evening an inquest was held at Hull en the body al • newly-been female latent, and the evideuere wee very strong agefust the mother, Wu Dank Magesa, &monied woman, aged 38 yeses, stated to Whig* bet bring apart boa bar husband. The key nienesil a "That sae was piny of the wilful murder alb, ebild."—Jlendiester Guardian. _ _  THE WIATIIIi