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... w{.body returned by the coroner’s jury, Do da‘nln!on ken by the coroner had been Teturned to that Court. He bad not the slightest doubt that before this case was done witnesses would be usked what they had said before the coroner, as well s before the ...
... Derby, died on Thursday after a protracted illness. He is succeeded, in his titles and estates by his eldest son, John Luke George, Vis- count Suirdale, born 1848. The other night, about eight o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises occupied by Messrs. Stevens ...
... Finnis, and Cubitt. MELANCHOLY AND DETERMINED SUICIDE OF THE WIFE OF CAPTAIN HARDING.—On Saturday evening Mr. W. Carter, the coroner for East Surrey, held an inquest, at the Hampton Court Palace, Francis-street, Newington, on the body of Mrs. Tryphena Harding ...
... applications for the place have been received. The Prince and Princess of Wales were to have represented the Queen at the Coronation of the Queen of the Netherlands, which will take place in a month. The Prince’s accident, however, will prevent him from ...
... Fearful Death. At 12 o’clock on Saturday inquest was Leld at Farn* ham, before the Coroner for Surrey, on view of the body of Mr. Thomas Simraonds, aged 45. Deceased was the owner of Bourne Mill, and on the morning of Wednesday last he went into the mill ...
... jam Bass, brother of Mr M. T. Bane, the senior member for Derby, died on Thursday, from an attack of English cholera. Mr Coroner Whitemarsh died at his residence, The Hawthorne, Chippenham, Wilts, from an attack of apoplexy, on Sept. 20. in his eightieth ...
... Master, having for bis huntsman William Mawe. The next season saw H. Allsopp, Esq, as joint Master, with Vernon, and in George vis succeeded W. Mawe as huntsman, but in the following season was replacod James Young. In 1870 the Marquis of Queeoeberry ...
... ingworthstreet, St. Jaraes’s-road, Holloway, millwright—Luigi Hareggi, Greek-street, Soho-sqnSre, journeyman wood carver-George •Vis, Victoria-place, High-street, Hoxton Old-town, baker- ■ms, Huntley-street, Bedfora-square, cabinet maker—V\ iiaam , u*r ...
... Ise Y luiejllf ii, atf:-ctiieuste Wife. I ?? see thee cseaiol in Uony'n. I ircsct cloit clod hou,, forgiven esy 01115. Tiso Coroner sail the deco~nsed's deprossion at the tbousght of evil foliossinig the loss of her wedding-ring hoc) dousbtless. :ssiasiiign ...
... Manager, Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace, 27th June, 1865. HAI\TDEL FESTIVAL. TO-MORROW.— sELECTION DAY. CORONATION ,DAY. The Programme includes The Coron ition Anthem. Zadok the Pries —A Selectien from Let the bright Seraphim, by Mdlle. Adelina Patti ...
... ’irntiritta vOttrurro. Tn« Mcrdbr —The coroner who the Marylcbono murder concluded h»» inquest lav nij;ht. The jury found a verdict wilial Her ag rnn all four of th* who, that day, were rioiinj in tha street the terror and peril of all decent pet eneera ...
... been bound over to prosecute, the prisoner was committed for trial. THE LATE SUICIDE OF AN OLD OFFICER. Mr. Bedford, the coroner, held an inquest yesterday in the Vestry-room of Bt. Martin’s in the Fields, the body of Captain Henry Duncan Dodgin, formerly ...