Liverpool Weekly Courier. — 1893-12-09 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

SEQUEL TO A LOVE AFFAIR.  Dr. Wynn Wescott, deputy coroner. os Friday held an adjourned inquest on the body a Aetna Cecilia Inglis, aged 19, the laughter of Mi. Robe. Inglis, private tutor, of 97, Suveruake.roed, ion, N.W., who on the 23d uli. tau found drowned at Highgate. In her clothing were found two scraps of paper, one of w blob was part of a ttalesman's memoiandum toren, and upon it was written, "Miss N. Inglis, to Barrett." The other was • scrap of ha rumor, which had on one aide the word ' dreadful,' followed by " You west speoially on Sunday ;it was Mime able." On the other side were the words, " Nanny, dear, ' I could not let thin go without saying something. I am glad you like the place you lave gene to, ad hope you will come bhaft all the better fir, the change. It has tow 11 miserable for me, feel au ' unhappy without you here—With lure, I tamale yours affectionately, W. A. S." Mrs. /sell% mother of the drowsed, sail her laughter wee in r Mount Yet non Hospital three months last winter, and had had a severe cough for two or shrew years "off and on." Dr. Flotilla Little diagnosed her class. one of " bacipient consumption." She wanted to go out more at night, but witness forbade her, simply because of tier uough. She was nervous and hysterioal. She deriied to be mimed to William Symea, but her father objected become he thought built ware too young. Wit. wee knew nuthitig of Mr. Remit save in • busiorm letter. One of the coos produced found upon the deoeased, and bearing the "W. A. S., was in the writing of Willie Spines. The other scrap of pacer similarly dire covered, with the word " woe flat," an eytec. rently it, the demmed'r handwriting. She wag very much grieved about the engagement with 1 Symes being broken off. On Saturday week eke. told her that her heart was broken. She had been to the Wesley Guild that night, and she said she there saw Wild., Symms with his new erreethears, who seemed very fond of him, and she did not wonder at it. The Coroner: lio you think the desermed took alcohol? Witness: lam aft aid so lately. She told me that she was very fool of alcohol, and if she took it at all, ali• felt that she should take it to incase. lam Allard she got the drink horn the cupboard. Mr. Rolm t IncUs, the father, said he objected to the deceased's etigarre. men' to Mr. By metier any man because of her age. Ott Thursday and Fiiday, she 23:t and 24th ult., he inquired shout his missing durtiter, who, ha thought, bad_ gone away in a ha and molded a situation. He was not upprehensive that she had coma to hartn. He did not ouneult the police. The dirimased's affeution for Sm.' appeared so have revived of late. She Indicted that she was hopelessly oonsuceptive. The joy, after deli. berating in private for half an hour, returned a verdict of " Suicide chits tomporitrily insane," the foreman re making that they wore of °plod that the father, -when he timed his daughter miming, should at once have gives information of the laid to the puha,.  Lonny.° is the °audition in whiati you has° to work bari wrichout pay in ordero kill 110 une.  Mujur Lam ut has at Isogth succeeded in posing of the Arilismont ousts, which has beee lormight into prominenco of fete as the scene of the mysterious shooting by whieh Immunises liambraugh mune by hi. dmith. The prim is understood to be about