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... Temperance Hotel on Wednesday weeping by Mr. Coroner Sylvester, relative to the death of Albert Acorn, the illegitimate child of Mary Acorn, single woman, who resides with her mother at the Town Bridge.—The Corone: said the deceased was three months old, ...
... refrain from calling attention to one recommendation of the Committee on coroners, a recommendation which has long been pressed without effect upon successive Governments. 11 that coroners, being appointed to take evidence and to track suggestions to' their ...
... evidently caused when the victim placed his hand to the back of his head to ward off the blows. When the statement of the boy George vies was first made to the police, it appears to have impressed them as bond fide , notwithstanding certain slight discrepancies ...
... held ae , The Duke of Bedford has intimated his intention £300 to the Endowment Fand the Tavi-; inthe Mr, 8, Hacker, county coroner, It was and and Dispensary which has been bts i is testimony was lad the ladies’ sub-committee of Barnstaple for the; the ...
... garden- hack: Apply Boad. STKKtT.raat 9a; good a dltloa.—Key, Shop, corner Greca Street; or __L 'TO LET. HIGH FIELD snd ST. GEORGE'S VI aennlngton venue. County Ground. Fitted —i BantAlA-Aayry 137. Chesteigslißtti /CONVENIENT HOUSE LET. ouce. to tUabopsMd ...
... residence. Oa arriving at the door was found to be dead. An inquest was bold cm the body on Tuesday, before Mr. Biggs, Deputy- Coroner. and a verdict of death from sauna maws was returned. Death was attributed to fatal syncope, caused by fatty degemeration ...
... Wells Road. TV?ANTED, respectable Girl, 13 help with two ohltdron.—l2, Coronation Koad.Routhvllle. WANTED Immediately, Girl General; fond children, and with good character. Apply Coronation Road. WANTED, u atrong, healthy Girl, out little girl of four year# ...
... 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 ...
... of whom Mr. George VI Fowls was lineman. The ma the lull that the &nosed ins last moo with • railway poeter end soother —a strancei•- is of the Minting booth.. on the lota*. conies tile night of tee Cad ,la . Ryon. shoot o'clock. The Coroner thatefots e ...
... evidence that on the morning of the 29th May Hobbs e prosecu tor, and other men were the game Com! be-down ion, the property of George Vi- viau, Esq., and tween two and three o’clock they saW the prisoner come along the rod, fire a gun into the plantation, and ...
... es a. 8. Wasbrouth, the deputy-corontir, held an Inquest at the t. l ?? on Launch puble- boUsO, WappIDg, on the body of George vI .dPonton, s y ears of age, at rope- Maker, who had been for up - lee r- wards of 40 year iyn the employ of Messrs. Terrell ...
... returned a verdict of Manslaughter against Thomas and Elizabeth Sevin, and they were at onoo taken into custody on the coroner's warrant. They were brought before a magistrate on Saturday afternoon, and bailed until the :int sitting of the Centre.: ...