The Express. — 1857-09-03 (London, England)

ANCZAS.  At tea meeting of the directors of the poor of St. P ca Tardy, Mr. Wert, me in the chair, Mr. the vestry clerk acid solicitor of the parish, permated thi verdict at the coroner's jury in the use of tat sonar whip wee found drowned in • wed in Us Apr-town Ude, alter being rotated Waded= at the gate of It. Pancras Workhouse, and in lake the jury expensed their opinion that the deemed bed committed saki& through such Weal of relle4 aid calling upon the authorities m future to adopt better emulations for relieving the weals of the canal poor, la order to prevent the recurreaoe of such • laminable ones. Mr. Cook stated that the coroner went out of his way to examine wit. mores, sad Were evidence to be peen which wee wholly mad satiesly irralemat to the object for which the jury ad ban sworn, and tending to lead away the jury born the right wane. He allowed letters to be read from Hwy Jars Stowell awl other paupers, who had lived kw pen ye. the raispayas; mad Wastes he (Mr. Cook) koslrra of Jr massescourse, and in the jay. relyiag ea web 'videos, or that of the woman Hewitt, teas TIC:4e, wheat wee completely refuta by Mr. 6Qtile's reillselizieScor of that pariah, be was preonally staiked the toecap. Indeed, the coroner throughout shared salinue against the authorities of the pariah, and needs at remarks for the pumas of pining =plause, whack received from Mr. Brien, the at ap the laspratives,ko" and others in the mart. An to perstamlitise to Ida; be W. Cook) treated them with maalre. arr—Thist It wee the verdict of the coroner, sad cat of the pry t Mr. Coos considered the course taken by the coroner leaded Se make It to.  Mr. 611111110;aaitled that them wee es ideate to show that tide pow Wise had hies Masai Mid, and that he wee daMftate, OM there was so evidence to prove that he cornmilted suicide beer t.aeh refusal of relief It appeenid that the night porter delegated his duties to • pauper called • watchman, who took upon himself to refuse adraleion. He oonaidered it neneneery that ea Inquiry should mks place, and hos moved that '• it be referred to the Galore Duties Committee to report whitlow the roles sad regulations for the t of the work hoses were duly oherved ; and also whatLr the prescribed duties at verloaa oaten wore peoptely performed ; end whether an,, and what, alterations should be made is the printed mile or duties; and particularly to inquire and report whether the &wins of the night porter, with reference to the admission of apOicants to the workhouse, are observed ; and mho to report whethmdestitntion is mud upon and oonaidered a for dairies.^ CretacETON eseceidof the resolution. Daring this inquest the dimmers hamd for the Bret time that there was • who meted as night watchman at the gate, receiving re.s.rd. per week, while the night polite was in the empty, sad he took upon himself to mime applicants for Custer thought it better that the committee ahonld report ea this specific owe at epee, as to go into the whole gretioa weld take three ateetbe. Mr. Oat toadomod the aoudad of the gate pmfare, and odd thet I. alas tem oat at eery to the wwhbe.e rue aree opera by• Mr. Towns =et the nary elerit had no right to go to the laramet to dotted the board er oMcers agaiest the parr. 4a basest bakes* ought to be drawn, sod he ountmdd that Ike *he rule kw the guidance of the porter at the gate left themes se diwentionary power for rho adraiSeion of destitute rad that the howl, in whom the imperial bility rested, the W =a right to shift that reeponsibility oa to the shoulder. of ham  Mr. ToOno soul not allow it to go forth that no &adult* psemes soraM' Sod admission at the doors of SL Pancras wesithoses. It was the duty of the porter to wad fee the I maim or matrora, and they had authority to adroit planar at woe Into the e-paration wards. 1 After • few observations from Mr. FIRE as, Mr. CAMERON, in reply. said he wanted a perfect tad esteprelmuire inquiry. The eseshaden was then carried ; and the board, alter sass ether brims, aspirated.