The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-03 00:00:00

DEATH BY RAILWAYS, &c.
TO the Foreman, M. Little, and the Hampshire
Coroner's Jury, in the case of "W. Ghort," drowned by
‘g Moore's Hoy."
On the Matter in Question.—The County Coroner, as the
recorder on Death investigations—after his official password
ceremonial for imbudying the 12 men by swearing them in un-
der Oath-pledge of duty—ought to take his seat on the Right
hand of the Foreman elect as His recording secretary, other-
wise Attorney-General of the Crown Court of the County.
In which office-capacity the Agent-Coroner, has no shadow of
right to check the due sifting of the matter in doubt, by the
jurors. The Jury-men being, for the time of their official Ses-
sion, " wholly and soley" Judges for the weighing in mind,
touching " Life and Limb." The proceedings of the inquest,
to be made in conclusive force, should have the signature of
the youngest jury-man recorded firs'—the others in succession
—the name of the President as foreman last : and on the mar-
ginal " left" below all, the seal and sign-manual of the County
Coroner affix'd whereby the validity of the Court-Roll-deed*
in reason, becomes all right. In such like form, and style,
was this important inquest-examination on Death conducted
Laccording so the Court-Roll now before the Undersigned] in
the year 1433 attested and sealed by " William Coronor of
Middlesex in the twenty-second year of the Reign of Henry the
Sixth"—which as a model is worthy—and therefore set forth
by the Undersign'd unto you, and others for a future (" Rail-
way guide") in moral, as His legal and Public opinion.
Chambers, 5, Swallow-street, Quadrant,
28th August, 1840.
Sign'd, CHARLES ACKERLEY—One nu
the Rolls of the Peace as Justice (1 Jan., 1837) for Worcester
and Middlesex. Also, sole-illustrator of the dial Assign—
Node'ial under " Bible record" as the original, for arithmetick
and th' tEducation "letter."
" On the official execution of this Roll of court : the Coroner
can legally claim and Receive out of the County Rates (33
Geo. 2d, 1760) the Expenses of the Enquest—the leading items
of which are important. First to every and each of the twelve
sworn-in-men—One shilling for the day sitting (three groats
)r 12 pence to them due separately, in similitude as trustees
of the highest tide of opinion Representing the three Estates,
the Queen, the Lords, and the Commons under the term as
being " neighbours to the fact" in their behalf, as of the Public
weal. Secondly the fee of the county, for affexing the Coro-
ner's mark to the Writ of Record is in proportional payment
for the due transmission of the Parliamentary power to a Jury
so embodied, i. e., thirteen shillings and four pence—independ_
antly of the Coroner's travelling expenses guaranteed by the
Foreman's signature etc.—Vide Blackstone-Ist Edition, Fee
on separate oath pledge, 4d.

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