The Sun. — 1823-02-07 (London, England)

DREADFUL SUICIDE.--.Act Inquisition on ,ice ocnoronWedner, esda t theaY afternoon Grave Put sl4rl s t the body of Anthony Angel, aged about 53, tch°P mborefroirse, Jots that the deceased, who was by birth a Greek, Nye • ;DIP ; orlf back observed to be in low desponding state of o'n 0 his existence alter the following frightful manner if—orlotlro, at" ing, as alleged by himself, from the many disaPP°l reduce' w had experienced through life. He indigence, through his inability, fret mind, to gain a livelihood, that he an inmate of Whitechapel Workhouse, dement ; and his admission there day se'nnieu, he was in such a state it was found absolutely necessary waistcoat. This restraint was rout ihtistteelhiranpeirli.irostT when the unfortunate man, finding taking advantage of the absence Of jumped out of bed, and throwing plunged out into the street, from' falling with his head foremost on an extensive fractiire of the scull, , on the following day (Sunday) at VII Coroner and Gentlemen of the Jury satisfied, from the evidence adduced, of sound mind or intellect when he 4: returned their verdict to that effect. DEATH BY 13CPROPER held yesterday at the. Lion and Stil STior.iNG, Esq. the Coroner, at officers of St. Cides's parish, on the whose death was occasioned by imp while being removed from Northam Elizabeth Bolton, eaturse in the Giles's workhouse; said, deeeast been removed from the country and three weeks: At the time very bad condition, and told witness , amptonshire in the waggon; that lu three nights, having only one meal cover his feet, and alleged that his by riding in the 'waggon. The di Northamptonshire in good healtl bubt"ne received. witness whenm Pv promised obstly erved the yto:nensednhyekn intoasihore morning, arrives ne apothecary, was sent for, who atte. huh, but without efi'ect.—ThomaS same ward as deceased, said, he • complaint arose from coming up but one meal per day, he seemed on account of his death. Vitus cwift:us:sedicognesniliwsep,lisidiaaiedponbt:o:thwwecihriaihicerthiylinauht:th:SePaien:it Glll t by-cold; he had , no, with a distreising rough, difficulty of breathing, tiou, denoting great disease of the lungsjit far tit air dropsaffasicrictiPswol neu-oifn;th-je-n-I,7iitl,' of t=t a quantity of blood into the vessels head : deceased was a very lusty man of Ple,t.".`„;0;101:, witness is of opinion he died in consequence "' Theife, was likely to have been occasioned by C°7l,,,ier" neNovrterhanhinntleiltonashnyire.thing to him of the nutnner want of attention to the deceased on his j0"111"' 40(01'0° their verdict—" That he died of an inflainmstiuniot4 occasioned by the inclemency of the weilther,lr, Aids' passed from Aye, in Northamptonshire, to '" •1 eihj A young Lady, named GaAncen),fileill' of Mr: 'l'. COOKE of. Drur lane yetosyl Y" I,lin 110 "ss has recently performed at .the Concerts with dirihsetgyuiwse"hedof°aPpinpiltil:l'lt,:: youth and modesty of deporlooo IP vg, to her vocal abilities create • cost r urest in her faVour ;sand, PIP"' nrn fit purity of her taste, correct toff 0 flexibility, and sweetness, there' it/0 Pl 4/ son to hope that, I shettot ut a doe red her talent's in her profession. She certainly etit, credit to Mr. COOKE, who has been rt, successful with his pupils.---(,  _ 0,00. 1111tTlIS. allotlrtlahAl:teigitn tlfrtojihreitYE4l:3l:.t "olaf.7llaCtl'iatchtvie.egilltLte:rdu.Yseb'rletr. et: itti-eew"' °l'l'lli h Pal _ 111AltRIEV. it ~..0 X On the 6th instant, at St. tieorge's Church, frott,:, 04, by the Rev. S. John's Knight, :Ntajot s caor,,, dßaittrit-gh(ltefrBt.ofj°thhell'Bl(l44xlev. gße'.lll.e'rtitsz;:i:l' .4 ''''.:"'*:;:11111.61$1:1rif i: Richard's Cattle in the I)locesP I,r "tan_A- rilatlVl.o of the late llishop of Si. ii , deaf ;kg i'e httoppnylpavetiir iseletwollo'.fo.tri.:J .„,,,ro,..r,slasthir.e. Alter --no,i 500,,,:,' A • Tarltrop, ti .„ .e sth inst., at St. CIiITICI lir di g Anoretrs 0, r ..e Loren •it to Ann) daligrl 04! 1 . F. , ', ~ On 7.4 ,er .11, e; • a Al°, thee,lfiky -.044, the 6th inst., at ante dnire,,,ers °f )ts - West, Rictor of rterwick,', ‘3,l"--1: el " ./ r ‘llkffilY of Stissex, to Louisa, diturte ...cnbtrt Barker, Ilart.  0117-1). f ageOdniathe. nth instant, Mr. Thomas Shute' `) 1"4514.,0-44 'A k+ 1 Al • Lately, at Stoke Fen A eged i e ••^I. Al draper. .6e a I°lll4A 30 1 It- *--1' 1" W: On Thursday morning the :111 • li, ? he .1"` at illness, in the 44th ymr of his agN,„_,l,t ~, of i M.A., rector Gr Earl Stonham, in Sturnw!...„.lillafdit From the effects of a violent cold, si. re mr, '1 ,ly days, Nit. Samuel Ihrecins son of the ja itoteol Una, of Hart., palish of RelltoStlef• hit sgo, 00* At Hereford, in the 22d year of itAtti ~, rmwther, Esq., only son of the Rev. A ..,. ~ Spratton, .Northamptonshire. --'-111/1  st, Printed and rubliflted for the lse3P#ll:l,ol4 Office, No. 112, strandl  WAS 'Rainy rCdUCcu Oa tom the distut bed 010,4 e was necessitated to v.,111, °use, that being itilifricio le on the eveningt',' oil ate ofd errateo r to con ne hitn in,l oil I.t.inued up to Sstuon 0 g himself once more to If the nurse front the a 1 ; up the sash of the si.vt'lr,i r ee considerable he,iilyeci the pavement, re cen,o as to produce bill t.liirupt olei the London IluspitsP 60 y expressed shall Tits xl, that the deccoh. ...t, 01 D comm"ed the Th— -- ' G At iro AT :%1