An awful instance of sudd...
An awful instance of sudden death occurred about nine o'clock on Sunday evening, at the police of&ice, Hlatton.garden. The wife of Charles Brown, one of the officers, and keeper of the strong rooms, over which they reside, brotught in a pint of porter and a dtish of oysters, for supper, to wlhich s c, her husband, tier se n, and two daughters, sat down ; she took the loaf' and was buttering a round, when she laid it down suddenly, and clapping her hand to her face, exclaimed. " Aly God what a ain I have in nmy heald t" and before she could utter anot?,er word, she fell down anti expircl. Surgical assistance was procured, but to no purpose. AIrs. Brown was about torty years of ace, and enjoved remarksbly good health np to the moment of.her dissolution. 'She was a tall thin woman. S e has left a son and two daughters, all grown up. She was much respected by the Magistrates, and was intrusted with the keys of the jock.up-rooms, of which she had the care.