... VESSEL DROWNED. —On cdnesdav night last Captain Scale, of the Coronation, of Cardigan, fell overboard his vessel, at and was drowned. inquest has teen held tl»e lio.lv, before John F. Botirke, Esq. and jury. It appeared from the evidence of one the crew the ...

... throne w ere emblazoned the royal arms England and France, surmounted a royal crown ; royal banners waved at the ton and each side the throne. the purple velvet hack-ground were shields, emblazoned with the royal arms of England at time, and the red cross ...

... left the entrance the Police-1 arrack 'Cnucklofty. On Monday inq-iest was held upon it, before Win. Esq., Coroner, assisted John Bagwell, Esq., Marlffeld, and after strict and lengthened investigation, it was ascertained that was not the body tlie policeman ...

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