... TIIE DORKING TRAGEDY. The inquest on the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver, of I)orkii.g. who succumbed to ir.j.wies received through being shot by James Young, his brotherwho afterwards committed suicide, was livid on Saturday. Mrs. Yoerg stated that she did ...

... Herne-hill, who was visiting Dorking, said Mr. Heaver told him that he had taken his sister’s part against Young 20 years ago, and the latter had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakeney said that Mr. Heaver had remarked to him thatthe wretched man had taken ...

... THE TRAGEDY NEAR DORKING . Ihe inquest on the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver, the Dorking gentleman who succumbed to injuries received through being shot by James Young, his brother-in-law, who afterwards committed suicide, was held on Saturday. he widow of ...

... TELE DORKING SHOOTING CASE. INQUEST ON MR. HEAVER. The inquest on the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver, Dorking gentleman who succumbed to injuries received through being shot by James Young, his brother-in-law, who after wards committed suicide, was held on ...

... o'clock Mr. Heaver, accompanied by his wife, was proceeding to church, and when within & few yards of the door they were passed by a man, who, turning suddenly, took & revolver from a black bag he was carrying, and deliberately shot Mr. Heaver in the back ...

... so when friends took him away.—Fined Is. and 4s. costs. Tun SHOOTINOCASE NEAR DORKINR.—The inquest on the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver, of Dorking, who died from Injuries received through tieing .hot h.y Jau t. Vouitg, his Iwo, therin-law. who afterwards ...

... adjourned inquiry as to the death of Mr. Alfred Heaver, of Balham, who died on Thursday from bullet wounds inflicted by his brother-in-law, James Young, yesterday week at Westcott, was concluded on Saturday. Mr, Heaver was shot while on his way to church, ...

... disposal of the exist, premises, and the erection of a more structure. Recently, through the generosity of the late Mr. Alfred Heaver, and Mr. Henry Holloway. an excellent site was secured—the old grounds of Holy Trinity Vicarage. on Hal. ham High road ...

... 8., Surgeon Indian Medical Service, and Mrs. Gunn, of Old Aberdeen. DEATHS. Heaver.— the Bth instant, at bin residence. Holcombe, ’• Wcstcott Heath, near Dorking, Alfred Heaver, in his sixty lirsfc year. Funeral at Westcott on Saturday, the 10th iust. ...

... O. Grischotti, Merchant, end Vice-Consul for Sweden acd Norway, Glasgow, aged 56. HEAVER.—On 8 Aug., at his residence, Holcombe, Wntm(g-hntfa. near Dorkivg, Alfred Heaver, in his sixty-first year. KICHOLAY.—On 10 Aug.. at 12, Park-square, W. ithe result ...

... Soarr, of Herne-hill, who was visiting Dorking, sold Mr. Heaver told him be took his sister’s part against Young twenty years ago and he bed never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Btakcncy said that Mr. Heaver remarked to him that the wretched man took him all unawares ...

... of Henie-hill. who was visiting Dorking, said Mr. Heaver told him that he had taken his sister's against Young 20 years ago, and the latter never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakeney said that Mr. Heaver had r‘ marked to him that the wretched man had taken ...