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... 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 ...
... of the water; and it is u probable, that owing to the darkness of the night, heo bad walked into the river and perished. Coroner's verall ?? drowned. On Tuesday, the Rev. Robert Knowles, Vicar of Gisburn, in Craven, was found drowned in Stock erim Beck ...
... satisfactory Le c condition, and the remainder were being attended >f to by their owners. I t CORONER'S INQUEST. a, THURSDAY, JUNE 3. I e BEFORE : F.JONES, DEPUTY CORONER FOR SOCUT yI , WEST LANCASHIRE. SAD DEATH OF AN OLD MIAN.-At the Litherland Hotel, Litherland ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ford was, that he hadeoncesledonbo 0 the Emerald 51be. of manufactured tobacco n . Smith cigars; that Robert James Webb and George V.i 1 s d I had concealed 32ilbs. of manufactured tobaCco, andS pound and hal of cigars; and that William Carr had con' concealed ...
... and such others as might be bequeathed to the country. (Hear, hear.) The house was doubtless a-are that his Majesty King George VI. had given apartments in Somnerset House to the members of the Roya Academy, and had conferred various Imivileges oa rthem ...
... the deceased be ?? Longstaff, aged 11 years; Aaron Bell, 20; George vi Bell, 15 ; George Oddy, 29; William Westerman, 12; Charles al Duck, 14; and John Hall, 10. Mr. Blackburn, Cthe coroner ho for bthi borough, will hold an inquest sftilt bodies this ...
... DISTRICT INTELLrGENICV. PORTSMOUTH CEORAL SocIETY.-This society gave a P Christmas performance of the Messiah, at St. George's vi Hall, on Monday evening, before a crowded audience. We b reserve a notice until our next. G 01 r The Rev. Dr. Frederic Temple ...
... companies was given, was gone into on Tuesday, at the George Tavern, George. street. Bermondsey, before Mr. W. Carter, the coroner for East Surrey. From the evidence oi two of the company's servants it appored that the deceased was a, carriage examiner ...
... locke, wIdow; ltsg'mt'stm'tet, frotti [pati Houtry Ihait toJ sines Mat tin; hiegotit rotiet (.'attthtiihls'hetic). mel free, George Vi ilhiatits to Ileitry Ihahi; lhielmmimotid'rosv, fiete p?* Joseph Greeti t) '1'iistnttstbOiii ; St. Jeisos's-ptseefretii tiourge ...
... f INQUEST-TWO SURGEONS CsisuRED.-An inquest I was held at Speeton, near Bridlington, on Monday, I before the East Riding Coroner, on the body of Wm. r Smnith, a harvester, who had been working with Mr. I Wilson, a large farmer at that place. It appeared ...