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... CORONER’S INQUESTS. Extraordinary Suicide. —An inquest was held on Monday last, before Mr. De Lassaux, Coroner, at the parish of River, the body of Francis Aybum Worrell, who destroyed himself by cutting his .right arm with knife, from which bled to death ...
... CHARGE OF MURDER. Last evening, at seven o'clock, an inquest was holden 77: e before Mr. Higgs, the coroner, at the Alphabet public- house in Stan hope,-stf ct, Clare-niarkci':, npon icv of ui: the body of Anne Snow, who, it was alleged, had becnout ii ...
... COKONHK’S INQUESTS. Extraordinary Suicide. —An inquest was held Monday last, before Mr. De Lassanx, Coroner, at the parish of River, on the body of Francis Ayburn Worrell, who destroyed himself cutting hits right arm with knife, from which bled to. death ...
... Thomas Francis 4-SieClark were charged, the former with fe. fa ed loniously'breaking into the house ofjoho Norton, at St. George's, vi =on 2nd MAay, and stealing therefrom a silver spoon, and other arti- st ?? cles, his property, and thelatter with receiving ...
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... 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 ...
... Swindells was driving at a furious rate at the time in an endeavour to pass two other carts on the road, and was drunk The coroner's jury has returned a verdict of Alanslaughter against Swindells, and one Howarth as an accessory, and both of them have ...