... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... with this martial that be conceived the idea of writing the history of oar ono parish. Prior to this he had helped Mr Alfred Heaver in his Memorials of Chelsea. The thought occurred to him that, what Mr. sae doing for Chelsea, might., on • more scale ...

... who was visiting the villeg•, said that Mr. Heaver told him that he ti.ck his sister's part against Young twenty yearr ago, and that Young had never forgiven him. Dr. Hugh Blakeney stated that Mr. Heaver said to him that Young had taken him unaware* ...

... 4 WS 111 as 1161 el 14, WO 11l ' :f1•1 ler 1149 211 143 TINISMOINDINI CA= =AN DosAmm.—Tbe lememmil ea the body of Mr. Alfred Heaver. of =, o vr g he Xed tree Wanes received bin dna by imam Young, bi. tootherdsiaw mkt afterwards commented salable. woo ...