... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...