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The Express. — 1865-10-06 (London, England)

WORSHIP-STREET. A DLTSENEWED ATTEMPT AT SUILTDL Nary Acne Goodacre, 50 yeus of ap, waa charged* fore Yr. Ellison with the following daring &Mere A suicide : The prisoner, whose left arm and heed wets sevelepel le surgical bandages, was too weak to stet, op into Ob. " and the occupied • seat by the aide of it while ed• deur simply auflicient to justify a remand, was takes Polio Constable Rogers, 217 N, stated—At 11 eiodelk ft the night of the t,h of August, I was called to the helle N 0.12, Shannon-terrace, Deletes, where 1 found the prow in an upper room lying on a and WAN* from • wooed seer the wrist join from ether Tee ease helves covered with blood were Wag ea e table, and a peeked* in • like state on the doer, ills small phial was given to me. it retained poison. aid I nee told the prisoner had taken some of it. 1 dont bee what the poor war. I immediately conveyed primest be Mr.hospital where she haa been natal this day. Mr. Safford—Hu she said scything marries this dedds attempt? Constable—Alluding to the knives, she said. "1 ail with them, and wish I had dose it to perfeatiee." Mr. Ellis's—Are any of her frit:oda here? Prisoner—l haven't any friars. I pre 21. se. Isr a school Dot worth anything. The unveiling of the Clare statue to O'Connell Mr. Mae desired that inquiries might be lora eel.. took place at Ennis, on Tuesday Sat. Sir Colman expressed a wish that scone pare who eras encialialls_ do Cher M.P., the Romeo catholic bishop of Rillaloe, with, if not a relative of the prisoner (who appeared lel and others, took part in the ceremony. The monument is bewildered) should Live on the day of reamed. 74 feet Wes, with Mr. Cabill's colossal statue of the Lib.-
The Express. — 1865-10-06 (London, England)

XIV., two priests and a grand vicar were members of masonic lodges. The 'louden,. du Soir mentions the death at Criticise, near Tarbes, of an old artillery soldier named Pierre Gaubert, at the age of 113. He was in most of the battles of the republic and the empire, and fired 'Dia last cannon shot at the battle of Toulouse. K Rogeard, the exile of Belgium, has gone to Prague, where a German translation of his " Propos de Labieuus," and other works, is now being published. The French vice-consul at Bile, M. Guyot, committed suicide on Monday last by blowing his brains out with a pistol. The cause, according to the Europe of Frankfort, was a deficit in his accounts. One hundred and forty•two failures were declared by the Tribunal of Commerce during the month of September. I presume this is considerably more than the average, because the Gazette de France, in a hostile spirit, says the figure does not "prevent M. Vetu from declaring in the Conetitutionne/ that the state of trade was never more flourishing." The Gazette de France offers the opinion that the " revelation " of the list of Englishmen who subscribed to the Confederate loan is not calculated to improve the relations between the French and American governments. Now, as far as that goes, it is within my certain knowledge that the " list " was in the hands of the cabinet of Washington two mouths ago, and yet, if there is any difference, the two governments are more friendly now than they were then. I perceive from the English papers that a great many names are already scratched out of the list, and I eltall be surprised if so many more contradictions do not flock in as to reduce the whole affair to the rank of a canard. The rise of the discount at the Bank of France stimulated the downward tendency of the Bourse. Reno fell 10c. for cash, and Lic. for account, closing at 68fr. 20c. and liflfr. 25c. Mexican fell ; Mobilier, 3fr. 25c.; and Comptoir d'Escompte, 7fr. 50c.
The Express. — 1865-07-28 (London, England)

SHOCKING SUICIDZ OF A YOUNG WOMAN.  An inquiry was bold by Dr. Lankenter, last rimming at the Salver Cup tavera, Cromer- street, respecting the suicide of a young woman, named Fanny aged 27. Hoary Kimble, 3, Brighton-street, King's-moss, said that deceased was his daughter. She worked as • dressmaker. On Sunday Let she came to see witness, and she maid to him "Father, I am miscrinlo. Wherever I go to lodge the people keep annoying me. They will have my life. I have asked the polioe to protect me. aad they say that they will." Witness now wee of opinion that she was, when she said this, out of her mind. Be replied to her at the time, "I feu they are not men enough to let you alone. 1 will see what I can do," and he west out. When be came back he found that she had poisoned herself. Elbe used to speak emetrintly about a sweetheart, but witness paid no attention to the matter, for she sued to talk of a sweetheart when she wee eight years of age. Eosins Eves, 3, Brightonetreet, mid that after the last witness went out on Sunday evening the demised went out with a teacup to a chemists. She returned with oil of vitrol, and locked herself up in the room. Her brother burst open the door an hour afterwards whoa he head of the affair, and the deceased was found lying dead oa the floor, with the cup by her Bids. It was stated that the unfortunate deceased bad a yens( man whom she had recently seen, but whether any differ. seine bad taken place betwesa them oe not was not known. The Ceram having summed up. The jury returned • verdict of Suicide while of unsound mind." Dr. Laakester mid that death by oil of vitriol was so exoeudvely painful that chemists were thrown off their guard when asked for that poison, as bat few parsons could pee. sibly drink it.  Cholera visited Egypt in 1831, 1838, 1848, 1850, and 1265. Tee year, appear to be the longest cycle of exemption. Among the deaths at Cairo have been them of the Rev. Mr. Limier, the venerable English misionery, very well known to all travellers in Egypt, and of Mee. Lensing, the wife of the Rev. Mr. Lansing, Americas rahMousey. The Journal des Chatieurs announces that the French shooting Icemen will open this year oa the 11th of August in the Southern zone end on the 2nd of September in the zone comprising Paris. The journal adds that this news, though not official, nosy be regarded as  ;muds. Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Islands, swornpanied by Sir Joha Bowriog, lady Franklin, Mini CraoroftMadame Hamill Mr. sod Mn. E. J. Bowring, and Mr. Manley Hopkins, her Majesty's Consul-Gewsral, yesterday paid a visit to the Bank of Eogiand, where, after inspecting the different departments, they breakfasted with the governors. They next proceeded to the china and glaze warehouse of Henry Greene, King Wllliam-street, where a handsome crystal driseelog-table decanter wee presented to her Majesty. The pert, afterwards visited the East and West India Dooka. At all of these places her Majesty was graciously pleased to express the pleasure the visit gave bor. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUlte
The Express. — 1865-08-19 (London, England)

ALLEGED MURDER OP A CHILD BY POISON.AETEMPTED SUICIDE OP THE MOTHER.  inquiry was held by Mr. William Carter, wear for Panay, at the Wandsworth maion-lasse last WI, reseeding the death by poison of William Ault, $ wake. iheassel was the son of Alfred Ault, a lawyer. end StAle,sn Ault, hie wife, residing at No. 13, BolingbrokeSoars, and was the youngest of • family cif six the eldest of whom was wily 10 years of ago. A feu& moths lather in rotundas from his work through saastgarilea, took Bp some three or four osiers. He sr neatly arrested. and upon being taken bolero the aegslads, was bead 15e. He then lest his employmeot. nth' fassily tell into the deepest poverty. The mother Wadi wee amble to go out to work, end the state of nilios awaiting from this deplorable condition of dip ippon to have affected bar mind. On Saturdsy Wes seat ha oldest girl for &pennyworth of laudanum, wink she obtained at • chemist's. On the awns evening In. Ash was found is the yard is • dying state, mak dangled by • rope which she had taatesed Oil* mead her neck. The rope was nut off her naked in art hour's time she was restored to conscious. ass Shade& aid that she had poisoned her baby with Isedsaina, sad it tea found yearly dead on the bed with year, dent upon its lips. Dr. Shaw wu sent for, and he fried le an the life of the eldld, but his efforts were without and, awl it died at 4 o'clock on Sudsy. The weletel wen= aid to Dr. Shaw, " I knew that I and di hely &add come to want ; Iwu in great trouble.* illealtereseds became met excited, and begged of the lobos to reams ha to gaol, saying, "It wu drink and haimetees eau me do this She is now in Horse. Ga state lin • sta of inutility darted with the = of bar The GNOMIC aid that • great deal would turn upon what us the etudes of the mother when she hest for the landas® sad Gent gave it to the child. lay_ Ault, sharp-looking little girl of 10 years of age, wr ed, but in answer to quessiou she said that she did set hew the differeoce between right and wrong, or whothw was meg to steal or to tell lies. She had never Aga a heard of the Ten Commandments. De Coroner and the jury said it was disgraceful that an latillipat child of that age should be totally unimagined. The Coma directed that the girl should be instructed in the ware of an oath before the resumption of the prosadism at the next sitting of the court. Hie tuber excused the girl's ignorance by stating that the bad always to be left at home to mind the younger ethos Ails he and her mother were out at work. 710 PmckabstP were wijourned for bertbir evidence.
The Express. — 1865-08-01 (London, England)

DAY.)—Tbil morning the London, Obatham,, Dover Railway Company's new dation et the Osymi Pages was opined to the public. The visitors Wale lag to the palace by this line were set down within 20 twe of the great centre transept seminal, and upon the Nel level, so that they alighted on the le eel of the poise* There is • covered way from the station to the [wheelie. and prewar, may on wet days enter the building try out the aid of umbrellas.  he verdicts of coroners' ingest found that there were 1,337 suicides in England is there 1864, 978 men and 359 waven committing sell murdiai Os ao average of the six years 1858-63 the proportion of snails in England was 67 so a million of the population. Eves tit matter admits of the application of the principle of urn/4 and an order is observed which can be expressed ix het In none of the Ifil yetis did the number depot from di average to the extent of more than three to a milliard a population. 56 persons shot themselves decd in 844841 the year 1863, and if it wen to be assumed that the rem number did the like in such of the previous five yell tit assumption would not be far wrong ; the numbers use a 54, 59. 59, and 54, the deviation from the average el 9 extending only to three, or 1-19 h, either way. If, as lit W. Farr thinks probable, the number of suicide. I par stated (as in the cue of persons found drowned), 194100 law doubtless extends to errors. It ezteede MIS to tit manner of stlf•murdwr. In the year 1363 the 66 saki& a million nt population were by thee. methods-9 hanging. 13 by stabbing or cutting, 12 by drowning, 6 bf poison, 3 by shooting, 4 by other way.; sad the Mane for the previous five years show subetutially the-etas  . Progssiiol.
The Express. — 1865-12-29 (London, England)

TRIAL AND CONVICTION FOR MURDER AT GLAS- I DOVE— At the Circuit Court of Justiciary, Glasgow, on 'Wednesday, John Jamieson was charged with murdering Isabella It'litnnon, or Gallagher, in that city, on the 30th of September last. The prisoner is a hammwer, and is forty yeses of age, and the victim of the shocking crime was a widow, aged forty.five years. The parties bad occasiosally cohabited together, and cm the afternoon in question they had, accompanied by other two oleo, been drinking in a spirit shop in the city. While they were thus passing their goo a quarrel tame, and Jamieson, incensed, it is believed, by a spirit of jealousy reepeetieg ibe woman, prcceeded to his lodgings a short die.. team ot; and having procured a razor, he returned to the publio.bouse. Shortly afterwards, in the presence of the two meo, he rose se if to embrace his paramour. but is doing so he rapidly drew the razor woos the left side of the Deck of the poor woman, the frightful gash commencing at the spinal column, and extending to the windpipe, the dreadful act being perpetrated before it wss possible to , 'heck the MAO in his mad desire. Blood, of course, flowed impiously, and death ensued in a few minutes. Jamieson, is seeing what he had done, coolly said—" Bells, f loved you, and will die for you." The fellow was apprehended same ev•eing, and on being afterwards charged with the =ardor of hiliinnoo, he stated that he should di. happy, kaowiog she was deed. The prisoner afterwards attempted to commit suicide, but was deterred from completing the wirpetration of the rash sok The fade of the murder Irving been deposed to in evidence the jury retained a verdict of guilty, and sent's:it:eel death wen timed upon the primer.  1. Motrop police clietricto.l 2. South tatters Coup 3. South Midland Counties  ie-;ieriTCOUntles 6. South Westeru Counties 70 0. West Midland Counties 127 7. North Midland Counties 387 8. North Western Counties 1007 9. Yorkshire 10. Northern Counties 11. Monmouthshire& Wales 406 12. !Scotland  Totals  I•• 4 -- • I nu, mg 4619 1447 6008' 1346 1 MI ' 685' 166 tl nort. mg 1087 386  (Signed) ALEXANDEI Veterinary Darren's% of tl Office, 2, Vacteris-etreet,  .d . I 11/ 72-1 12. 1801, 684 2474; WV 147 MS 284: 728 2815 356, 476 208; 54; 111 The, 127 267 882, 861 Sli 2407; 1516i1202  94314 x. 14021 86041 eso eamliopliess 109 1340. 467 626 108: 120 787' 2168 86 Irn 1971 sa 1701'10011. 2473 11821801.,3679 8021163463 13117 348- 616638'9792 mootl.fterobry. be Privy S.W., Dee. 28.  A
The Express. — 1865-11-28 (London, England)

EXTRAORDINARY SUICI DREAMDE THROUGH A  104 641 I 16.1 101 654 - 666.4W1 - 11.1,  Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex Coroner, held an inquiry at the London Hospital, last evening, relative to the saiaide, under died singular circumstances, of John William Nonant, 46 year,. The deceased, who hiouday week, was a corkcutter, residing at No. 22, Goldsmith-row, Hackney-road, sod having been unsuccessful in business, he became very &speeding. His widow, Ann Dennant, said that he was in the habit of sleeping ohmic in the kitchen. apparently on amount of his wishing to brood over his want of swore in °blaming a situation. On the morning of the 15th he suddenly rushed upstairs into her bedroom with his throat ont, and bleeding profuesly, and cried out, "I was awoke by an awful dream, and I have done this." The screams of the witness brought in the passers-by and Poiins-constable Glover, 267 N, who found a razor covered with blood in the kitchen, where the unfortunate man bad thrown it. He was conveyed to the hospital in a cab, when he said to the constable, " I sin very sorry for this, I did not know what I was doing at the time I did it." !fr. Bathurst Dove, house surgeon, said that the deceased died on Monday afternoon from wounds inflicted on his throat with a razor. He admitted that he had inflicted the injuries upon himself, and seemed very melancholy and depressed. He said that he had cut his throat when despending from • dream. He had. it appeared, given way latterly to drink through his misfortnnee. The Coroner having summed up, The jury returned a verdict of " Suicide while in a state of unsound mind."  Ip 1011 e  I -7 1 re sell va 96 66 1 as Oplts 1003 961 i 10% 88 80  IN le 02 80 101 i 102 i 101 11l 101 102
The Express. — 1865-05-17 (London, England)

SOUTHWARK. ATTISITTED MCI= OP • ways AT waraimoo-samob Susan Williams, a siogidar.looking young wanes, at No. 2, Olty.gardens etty•road, assailed as a Dewar woman, was brought 'before Mr. Barran, charged with attempting to commit suicide at Waterloo-bridge, Criticise Howard, a youeg somas. residing is the law' leer said that about 'half-put 2 &rick in We she was aressiog over Waterloo-WM(B towards the BsWl side, whim she beard a moors' sore on the other tots at the parapet near or of the recesses. She ran to the and bard over, whoa she sew the prisoner kraut( oat ledge, with her bands elem.& up. Witness called oat Os loudly as she eould for amateur, aid a gentleman he* her, aimed the parapet, sod seized bold of the par* es she was about to jump off. He had a nanny esespe Wow self, as the prisoner eft aggled so bard that she Dimly pallid him over. Wits* however, with a female who came cep het him, and after some difficulty sot the primmer ova again, sad a *slab* rosin up et the time, she was OW Into custody. Mn Burnham (to the priermer)-171sat have you tool foe haying made such a desperate attempt on your life? Primmer (rienly)-1 have nothing to say. I is** le commit *cid* at the time, sad I am lorry 1 was parreetei Mr. Barham—Han you any Meads! Primers—l haves father sad mother, bat I don't* with them. flied henseeing my *der bretbrir law last sight, rad we led • quarrel. Mr. Barham—Bat what made you attempt seek • risk era! Prisoiser—l was deterrabied to do it. I was sot geill4 sleep in the aware all sight, I told my liaise es Win I left her. and that I should sadrown myself Mr. Basehem--Have yea y friends* court? Priors—No, mad I duet erer them taker, I Mama I ally same* of New*, lest wish. Tim ble wbe apprehreded *mid that he she was satesasta la her proper *ass. He 0311111030 d she bag lassa in ormlemosst ea a railer raga Bsnhem bod 10 doubt as to her state of miol thaeres he sissald sews* her to liciresraosserdese.n ter a ark se OW shit mew be exambisd ooluww sem
The Express. — 1865-12-13 (London, England)

SALISBURY POISONING CASE. —Wahl= a surgeries militant, who was a prisoner in Salim• gaol, on the ceroeer's warrant for the manslaughter 1 Emily Sophia Blake, committed suicide yesterday In by drowsing himself in a warm bath. It w4l gloated that the circumstances connected with hts crime were of a very singular character. The prr• rag an assistant to Mr. Blake, surgeon, st Sellsid while residing in his house gained theme Blake. The charge against Storer was, help. the unfortunate young lady to take some poisooons or an unlawful purpose, and that her death coastensued. A great deal of interest was attached owing to the position which the respective Par to pied, and also to a conflict of authority *twee§ the ter of Hellebore gaol and the magistrates, the former ; refused to produce Storer before them for 'gamma• ter be had been committed by the coroner. The rir 'this wan' that the Priewer wasactually awaiting his it an offence without having heard the 'vides:* I him. It appears that about half-past 2 o'clock yes' Storer was taken to the bathroom and there left for upon of having • warm bath. The warder retureed I Minutes and then found that the prisoner 64 eed himself. Storer hsd tied his hands behind his 'and had then laid himself face downwards in the It was evident that he must have very delibe In end to his existence. When the officer diecotli Ile promptly summoned assistance, but all efforts fruitless to restore life. IRISH BREACH Ow PROMISE Calif.—The trial ,1 action for breach of promise of marriage was eon. d oc Monday in the court of Common Ow, Ds b% ~ the Chief Jostles and a special jury. The laireinua IBS Rowena Chute, and the defendant is Mr. Blowier• sit, both members of old and respectable families In county of Kerry. Damages are laid at 4,0001. The __,. admit did not daisy the promise, but his counsel urged pis that he had entered into • rash immerses% as he was without sufficient means, it would ILITO madness to carry out. Ilia inco much eecumberem me was norainallt Of. a.year, but his property we& to be had only a smell sum to live on. At the cope*** le speech for the defence the further bearing of the was adjourned. Yesterday the jury returned • list for the *Jeff, and gave her I,oooi. damages. pTerm. PAir ea Tercr. ONE Saiusso
The Express. — 1865-12-13 (London, England)

SUICIDE OP A JEWESS I CANAL.N THE REGENT'S. I GO II  INQUEST.—THIS DAY.) This morning, Mr. Joim Humphrey*, coroner of Middlesex. held an inquiry at the Green Nan Tavern fri. Horton 014 Town, rash,» to the suicide of Matilda as. • aged 35 years, who was found drowned in the ft. waters of the Regest's-aseeL Mr. Emmanuel Pollock, 28, Durentatreet, Bethnal.green, Bt. • escher, aid he knew the deemed. who wee reisted to Bt. his will. She was • domestic servant. She stopped at SR witnue's house fee • fortnight pest, in consequence of bsing oat cA • situation—a fact that troubled her in her ek Fin much. She was distressed in mind on amount of the burden es. of her support beim cast upon witness. On Wednesday last in. she loft home and did not return. Witness believed that Bt. she drowned herself in the Rogant'o•conal while out of her ft mind. She had oily 2d. in mossy wheal she left Dome. 84... James Thome, • ogal-heaver, said Diet on ThurednY sprain while shiftftar barge on the Regent's-canal, our 94. to Cambridge-brothDrl~e, he saw the body of the deceased s at. floating on the water. • was fully dressed, aad was Si. not to have beau keg in the writer ; but she wu quite lit. deed. sc. livery Mega, 322 N. said that he searched the deceased, •84 .." and found nothing in boo pockets bat a pair of gloves and a 7,7 necktie. The dereued had not been bug in this country. le The Coroner said that then was no doubt that the Pro unfortusate deceased had thrown herself into the canal DO while in a state of aberration of raged in ooessquesoe of Blbeing out of employ, but as there yea no direct owl lenos of fit the feet, an open owdict should be returned. The ury returned a verifot "That deosseed was mind drowned in the Regent's Clonal, but bow she come into the st. water there wee so evidence, to 'hoer." la  EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CONCEALMENT OF as,