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... intelnal parts extremely bruited, and a wound from a Bab in the upper part of the thigh. From Mr. Foot's evidence before the Coroner, it is pre fumed a doubt cannot be raifid of the caule of her death, except by a Court of Examining Surgeon:. Mr. Spence, ...
... Gnmlerner. ciaA.—ItICHARD SA:.IuEL Esqrs. wen: Ow n , can , i.idates v i II.: occaioned by the :01C.; ec:;s, E. p:rsons F.-srt George, vi.:.—Sir G. IT. . Gov,ll - ,:)r; L t. ut.-General S. Cprnmandc . . - in Chief, and liecond in '::.O.‘KES, and J. H. CAsmstaJon ...
... of the water; and it is u probable, that owing to the darkness of the night, heo bad walked into the river and perished. Coroner's verall ?? drowned. On Tuesday, the Rev. Robert Knowles, Vicar of Gisburn, in Craven, was found drowned in Stock erim Beck ...
... behalf. And all pers.ns ndcbl J «^ J , , hpir Willi.* J^'^V^-^r/TarraToNo Mr. W. A. Carter, PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY St. George's Vi.iH_ turrev Incorporated for the Admission of the OFFSPRING of CONVICTS, and .be REFORMATION i- rRIMINAL POOR CHILDREN. H„ ...
... was carried. ' Mr. Gel I, the coroner, said, that let the decision of the lice be what it would, the woman, after her examination Saturday at Marlhoroogh-etreet, would removed to He, gate, to awak her trial upon the coroner’s verdict. The witnesses were ...
... resignation of Mr. Cullman. _ Mr. Davies, the Treasurer of the Blue Coat Boys and Grey Coat Girl* Schools, ha-, recti ed of George VI iltansqm Esq. Executor of the will the late Mr. Titos. ilkinson, tins city, a legacy of 50r., thereby bequeathed for the ...
... 30; William Helmsleys, 23; John Fell, 3H; George llowley, 28; John Cole, John Jones. Joseph Green, ; Joseph Weaver, 15; George VI illiams, 28; Michael Macdonald, ; i aylor, ; illiam King. 18; William Layton, John Spiers, Jane Harrison, ; Lewis Phillips ...
... Pairhairn, in the Side. He was taken in, and aileumca amu was Iaonieetely seot far, bat the poor man died before itarrived. Coroner's Verdict-Died by the Visita- Uson of God. On the Ist inst. the annual distribution of prizes was made in the Common Hall ...
... repeatedly before tne public. Mr. FelWes,who had been employed as the agent of Lord superintend the preparations for the coronation J * present King in Westminster-hal), purchased the the ceremony was over, of his lordship, to whom as one of the perquisites ...
... Vpper Easton, Si. George, Gloucestershire, cutlers, ironmongers, and comb-manufacturers—Thomas Piercy, William Piercy, and George Vi.tcy._of Halifax, coach, chariot, and harness-makers (so fat regards Wm. Piercy). A lad named Robinson, while walking in a ...
... presen- tation, witth a request that he will support the prayel Ot it.- Northern lIhig. : INQUEST ON MAJOll' yHompSoN, A coroner's inquest was held on 'Iuesday by J. B. Grin lone Isq. on the body of Major tboiupson, of the 46b xegirneat, who was found ...
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