... 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 ...

... for many years past.. For particulars, and to see plans, apply to J.Sturton. Cambridge. To be Let or Sold, SURREY COTTAGE, Coronation Street, Hills Road. Cambridce. valuable and exceedingly pleasant FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. ; nin«r two lours, hall, two kitchens ...

... prep.eite.mgeaaaeifet Ile the' most hart! owe hi.. sea be bed arm • appliseeks fee so bees they stated their tetrads.' The Coroner mid he souse wiridseee ought to be taken. Tbe ether would bin the beads of the pry. Mr. Bedford said that, lie long aereaur ...

... 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 ...

... sphere.” Yet Sir George’s vis terse, robwst, compared with that of ingly and wilfully destroying bis own life, and so dying in Mr. Chichester Fortescue, a languid, worked-cut man of fashion, portal sin. Of the sanity of the deceased, the coroner's in- whose ...

... 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 ...

... brains were adhering to the roof and panels. Shockixg Accident nfar Chesterfield.—An inquest waa held on Monday, by Mr. Busby, coroner, at Tupton, Claycross, on the body of a lad named Thomas Britton, who came his death under very diatreasing circumstances ...

... Halford.street. The deceased, Katie, rook pousaMott of his goods coder en executes. 101 l of sale. on Tu.day morning last George Vi ilk the hada. Medal not kuow the deceased before, had been in his hours day and night niece Tuesdey morning, :toid slept ...

... Charleft George,Fitzclarence, ,of Wingerworth Hall, in the,:coaty of Derby, Esq.,' , commonly called the Hon. Frederick Charles George Vi - ,zelarence, her Royal license and authority that he ma,y, in compliance with a proviso contained in the last will and testament ...

... next ran off. When the train the fellow Cho. snow for hase and hius ime eo b- perate Aw wae made og by a man his way into a coroner's court t¢! being held in a ia been on London. It was to the effect that he had undertaker, outwardly ef respectability, by ...

... ttool. Jew 5, I. e i a rpot pl • mar. klentiliod the body of George VI ..h1t, who had 1.7 the No._ I. I 'ion 111.1 St. . rowl. howl,. Re as IS y5er1.1, sad 1 waa on We -at to iiink The Coroner he take the sulospaent evidenve at a later there ii number ...