>From The Morning Post ( London, England ), Monday, September 17, 1838; Issue 21124. PLAYING WITH FIRE-ARMS. - On Friday as James LINDSEY , aged eleven years, the son of Capt. LINDSEY , of Priory Cottage, Bromley, was amusing himself with a fowling-piece in the parlour, it went off, and the contents lodged in the abdomen and thighs of his younger brother, a boy nine years of age, who is not expected to survive. Both Captain and Mrs. LINDSEY are absent from home, having left on a visit to Brighton the day before the melancholy accident took place.