The Sun. — 1835-03-30 (London, England)

CORONER'S INQUESTS. , „ AWFUL. VISITATION AT A WEDDlNG.—Saturaai ;Inquest was held at the Plough Inn, Clapham, on the b or Miss Elizabeth Hussey, aged twenty-eight. ge, phia Blount, of 12, H(:mmincir's-row, St. Martinstr st,,ted that she and her husband, who is a Sheffi w eld "(I, houseman, had known the deceased from her ellildhlir On Wednesday afternoon she accompanied them to C`3lof .1) im, where she acted as bridesmaid at the marring re, witness's son, with the daughter of Mr. W. Hands' 'I a n soectable stationer in that town. On Thursday 00_,'"ost the deceased spoke of her night's repose having been 'tile rereshing, 'and conversed with much sprightliness .03: si.b.:ect of the wedding. After breakfast she Was sit re' on the sofa, and several persons were conversing on nrpthe pcsA trip to Hampton Court, when the countenance 0 sr d ceased was observed to become very pale, and the rern:d was scarcely made when blood issued from her mouth' for, completely saturated her dress. A surgeon was sent j, but before he arrived she expired, having ruptured bl°°ol v, ss.:l in the lungs.—Verdict—Died by the visitation God. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE ORA GlRL.—Saturday irg al inquest was ha tat the yal S,:aniard, p .ee, Bryanston-square, on view of the body of Sarah, 41, 'KA •on, a fine girl, aged thirteen years. Mr. John I‘l`'Lre, a chemist, of Seymour-place, on Thursday evening Wasro, qu ‘sted to attend at No. 36, Seymour-place, and on rrss ee ling there he found the deceased suspended to hook at the back of the door in the first room first He immediately cut her down ; life appeared quite el''/joa, He had recourse to the usual means to restcre anima the but without effect. The cord was here Wilkinson, for ch inspection of the jury. Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, °dr trimmer, at No. 36, Seymour-place, deposed, that tb:ince ceased was his sister, and be had bad charge of her ; the death of their mother about two years since. °,l: ore' a very good girl, and all witness required of her was ''"hf (Id p ire tile meals. On Thursday witness and his wife sc-fter the deceased for some trifling omission ; and, in the Ad bis noon of the same day, during the absence of witness Oster wife, the unfortunate child committed the rash act'  d.c:—Temporary Derangement. 1113 Per Satnr lay an inquest was held at the Wheatsheaf, Oa M tryh.b.me-street, on the body of William Sedly' a""live. y ,ars. The_unlortunate child ran to his mother, o“).ng to in Cleveland-street, with distorted features, and lab°"ir'ols respire. His mother screamed, and medical assistance,)ol sent for, but the child died in a few moments. (11:11;11e modem examination it appeared' that a marble v"i'n liP was probably rolling about in his mouth had lodged throA, and prevented the passage of air.  UNIONIST'S PETITION: —A petition filo este' inhabitants of Nottingham for the release of the 13°0''' Unionists is in course of signature. • Wife' A man this morning, at Boherbuy, cut itIS theis' throat, in consequence of a dispute that arose between on account of her not having breakfast ready on his "d°, so" home to that meal. The woman, we uolerstand, is dea .0111 the husband in custody.—Limerick Herald. e On Monday movingi' about half-past ticil'e o'clock, as William Trowbridge, a workman employed $ Slao4 works of the Imperial Ga,light Company, Battle-bride' endeavouring to move a large pips of the hydraulic Ili% die handipike which he was using for the purpose slipped if°: ore, fulcrum, and catching him by a short frock which 'tea: 01 threw him with great force on a heap of old piping. '-eYev taken up in a state of insensibility, and immediately el bt, to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, he remains w'tl, ' ,0061 little hopes of recovery. The unfortunate man has sns; eis a fracture of his thigh, has broken his jaw, and his n-5 literally separated from his face. pU NORFOLK ASSlZEi.—There are nearly 1 11 ca vs soners foe trial at our Assizes, the business of Which " these mence on Monday next. The most singular feature in ii,cru' Assizes will be the appearance of one of the Judges ea 041" Abinger) as a witness on a charge of bribery conneetie., coal his election as M. P. for the City. His Lordshipsequence preside on the Civil side. There are five e iscs bribery for trial.the 'n On the evening of Friday last, two ostlers jr employment of a respectable stabler in the west end,ll—a pitcnt in the absence of their master, when of them seise, gt fork and levelled it at the head of the other. The 'n—rnd penetrated the socket of the eye, inducing immediate a.ore,"ev lent inflammation of the brain. The poor man was er°r-neici,so' to the Infirmary, where he died in consequence 0" ," morl`; morning. On Wednesday, Dr. Laurie held a P°s` • Pe": examination in the operating theatre of the InfirmarPtiulidel sence of several professicnal gentlemen, and of the sfon;°. attending that institution, when it was found that the 1:"-bol. the fork had passed upwards of three inches into thei The ostler who inflicted the wound absconded on 1%e5:3;40611f has since been captured, and secured in gaol. 11",qiiis 0f deaf and dumb, and is, we believe, subject to oceas'°.b-ibit insanity. His compani ms, it appears. were in the lob f paying off practical jukes upon him, which had the 11 oae ye effect of exciting him to freilzy, and it is said that °; these occasions the deceased had his face severely. b'ty, 91'1 quarrel which here ended so fatally originated in this on aogr, sh )old read a solemn lesson to thOse who sport with the tber spele.,s asysiosn_s, of:cionidth Guardian.ii/i:bialsvttre incapable of gove"ilig  .1311?liS. On the 30th inst.. at Brook GreT en, Mrs. Hearle, Of a °lt; 13,urof On the 28th inst., at her father's, Henry Revell, EsfybariL" ton-crescent, the lady of Don Pascual de Gayangos, of a son. On the 2Sth inst., at Harlesdon House, Willesden, the William Curtis, Esq., of a daughter.