... THOMAS TCNNA \ Stephen Davies, deceased. AHM. DAVIES 4i»\f nivtP ...

... Pavilion-parade, Brighton, after a short illness, arising from an attack of the gout. The deceased was physician in ordinary to George VI., whose personal friendship he bad the honour to enjoy for a great number of years, and alio to William IV. and the Uoyal ...

... special constables was kept upon duty at the Town Hall, and a body of infantry alto marched thither from th* barracks. 77/ CORONER'S INQUEST. An inquest was held Wednesday, the body of Bright, before Mr. Rutter, at the Commercial Hotel. Ibe witnesses examined ...

... visible to in a dream, The steward, on being charged by the safely be pred od that he will tread worthily in the steps | Coroner, solemnly declared that he had not liftec i a finger to of his lamented friend and predecessor. he Bishopric the deceased ...

... oil further may anlCo 3 Ingnun Waring in Co 23 BETWEEN PORTS THE WEST COAST AFRICA CALLING AT TENERIFFE 1HE Screw Steam ST GEORGE vi A 1 tons burthen will from the from 1st the for COAST CASTLE LAGOS all from Bristol in the - for aud if silficient tit freight ...

... Hamultoa Rbarpe), dings as may © and, Widemarsh. with a view of taking such procer f faith on Monda last at the Sawyers’ inn, coroner, on the body of be necessary for making an application to the Court e » work before P. arburton, Esq., cit Chancery for the ...

... entirely naked, without a covering of any kind. The following day an inquest was held at the Lam! field, by J. A. Walmsley, “9 coroner.——. = proved that tbe girl Ellen Jones lived at her house as ser- vant, and on the 4th of August she (the girl) was taken ...

... establishment containing between six and seven hundred workwomen, has proved that the ciecapatios is in no way injarious. George VI., the CEcurnenital Patriarch of Con.s4°6l'l)oo7 has mat a linter to the Arehbish ,, p of Canterbury, to thank him for the ...

... we hope his passing visit thr h some of the beautiful scenery of North Wales will make such a beld an ad Roberta, district coroner fr Carnarvonahire, last week favourable impression upon him, that he will be induced of Ann inqatry at Carnarvon as te the ...

... cattle, 27 calves, 199 sheep and lamba, and 388 pigs, MYNECH, —An inquest beld on at the Orees lon, Lisaymynech, before , coroner, on the Jones, ebild of Parry Jones, porter station, —Margaret motber, said the was aged seven years, She lived at The Kook ...

... Armoary | thos as the committee :— Messrs on Wednesday before Mr Maurice Jones, (He . Humphreys, W. F. A. Ford. — Accownts coroner, and a jury, of whom Mr James Baker was fore- | unf. The Olerk presented the f upon the man. The jury returned verdict of ...

... proved the case, and the defendant was fined 10s and 8s costs. CHADSMOOR. Carrying a Gun without License.—At the same court, George vies. More ton Street, Chadsmoor, was summoned for carrying a gun without a licence ou the 29th of April.—Henry Abbott, gamekeeiier ...