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... 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 ...
... of punishing persons rescuing goods dis. trained under 6 and 7 G. 4, c. 116. Payment to coroners. of number of inquests, Grand Jury may refase full payment to coroner. i . Act 6 and 7 W.4(L.), to continue in force, save as ame:ded byt his act. Tae above ...
... partof the premttaecf the Beak of Ireland fhtendad to be so occupied. Ur. bowed to theehair,.and pointing la the atatee af George VI., which stood at the end the roam, aad te the of the battle of the Boyne, and the siege of Londbaderry, obaerred that (Hr ...
... but died within few hours. The facts elicited at the inquest held upon the body on Tuesday, before Thomas Bailey, Esq., coroner, went the length of implicating, not only the survivor, the seconds, and the bottle holders, but also some individuals occupying ...
... COMMirTEK. LORD LUCAN, COL. BROW NR, MARK BLAKE, HENRY OWIALLFY, COL BLAKE, J. 11. BROWNE. T. V. CLEN DINING, f.IICAN, Chairman. GEORGE VIS BY, Secretary. Proposed the lion Cavendish, anl seconded Henry O’Malley, E-q • Resolvid—That the Karl of Lucan leave the ...
... discovered speaking the Coroner. Mr. George Lee Mr. Byron, any suggestion you make to the Coroner should be heard hy the entire jury. Mr. Rvron spoke aloud for every one to hear me. Mr. Fitzpatrick—Yes, for the Coroner. Witness (to the Coroner) -Decly was there ...
... Goostabnlary it will be finally checked— Cork Consti t ution. Sudden Death.—An inquest was held on Saturday, in Fair-lane, by Mr. Coroner Jones, on the body of a woman named Honora Fielding, the wife of pensioner. Deceased came her death very suddenly Thursday ...
... Waterford County—Talbot. vies Power. Westrasitth--Urguhsrt vice Mogan. Wexford Boroogii—Redmond, vice fleet's's. Wexford Comity—George, vies Hatohell. to tot zarron or Tom Lomax aszomnoLs. Oman:mansll, May 19, 1959. DUI Sta—The report of the prnoesslings at the ...
... blue-books we have them all. It is from the ranks of these young wortgirls that the social evil” of our day is fed, and the coroner kept Trusy. But the law ever so stringent, or inspectors ever so vigilant, there will be found way to evade both upon pinch ...
... Curlew, Orcy Plover, aged (Kildare) ; Mr. Richard Barry’s Bounceaway. by Arthur, 6 yrs.’fCork); Captain Cormick’s b h Lord George, vi-a (Kilkenny); Lord Dunkellin’s m The Nip, by Onch-an-Dhurras, onterf the Shower, by Windfall, 6 yrs. (Galway); Mr. C. Donohoesch ...
... witnessed not a few noteworthy events —not merely the death of and the seizure of the King by Bothwell ; it had seen the coronation of the infant son of James 1., and also the later coronatien of Charles when on the 18th of June he visited liolyniod for ...
... platform were—The Ker. Joseph Bradehaw, P.l Bee. T. Wagers, Bev. George flughti, Bev. Jobs Barris (Conlin), P. Mackintosh, JP ; George Vi . alker. Parr. EN.; Jo in ; J. A. Brown, Rasa Will am Colville, Esq Gs the mot.. of Mr. hie& essied h Mr. Jaw bUilLes, J ...