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... how muca he : envied Japan.'' A Bo* Killed at a Sunday School.— The : i deputy-coroner for East Middlesex held an inquest I at tl.e London Hospital on the body of George Vi hitt.-n_.hall, aged nine years. It appeared from the evidence that some tables ...
... however, the Coroner's inquest was held, the authorities were in possession of depositions by tbe accused which, whether verified discredited at the forthcoming trial, left them uo option but to press the case to issue. At the inquest the Coroner, for better ...
... To the Coroner—He suspended the firemen Holloway and George because they bad received such • notification of this fire that they should have turned round, got the escape out, and proceeded to the spot. Other evidence baring been given, the Coroner, in summing ...
... has been stationed there, aid~will continue in the place until the bull be raised. Thisi af ternoont at one o'clock thle coroner for the Lile of Wight Mr Frederick Blake--opened an in.th que~t onl the hodieR of L.ieut. Francis Hope Tabor, Shl Ilate first ...
... Rochester melancholy accident which occurred on Saturday afternoon Inst, whereby highly respected and aged clergyman, Kev. George vies, vicar of Grain, and for many years resident in Rochester lost his life. Ths deceased gentle man, although considerably ...
... thc remains lay felt theniselies unable to rentain in the place. leaving the unfortunate lady alone With the d. --iL 'iThe coroner for tie is.aniC, Mr blIoeI Blake has been contisunicated avith, and its c ercptcted tfita the will onen t'he inqu 'st to- ...
... after a long liberation, fonnd a verdict of wilful murder against William Dickinson, and he was committed for trial on the Coroner’s warrant to the Liverpool Assizes, ‘THE Bonrise Exprriments.—An extraordinary general meeting of the Channel Tunnel Company ...
... merchant, FORSYTH—ALLAN—JuIy 28th, at Kinnaber Milln, ntroee, the Rer. Robert Forgaa, B. D., aseisted the Her. James A. George. .VI A., Joha Moutrose, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Allan. —DAVVsON - July 27th, St. George’*. Preston, isaaeaahira. by the Her ...
... whops; was almost exhausted. Fatal Leapoverßroughton Biudge.--About halfpast seven o'clock Friday evening young man, named George vies, a bricklayer, who lived iv the neighbourhood Springfield Lane, Bedford, jumped over the parapet Broaghton Bridge. He was ...