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NEW WORK EDITED BY THE AUTHOR OF " MARY

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THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF VALENTINE
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MELANCHOLY DEATIL—An inquest has beenheld i
at the Barley Mow, in the village of CosgraVe, Northamp-
tonshire, before Mr. Arthur Westo duty-coroner, on
the body of the Rev. Charles Sty leg Drake. It appeared
from theevidence that deceased (who was a Fellow of Jesus
College, Cambridge, and resided with his father, Admiral
mustitoaitynushwgaaovsonetnhtohetre fallen.pa
Drake, at Castle Thorpe, near Cosgrove) dined with Mr.
Francis Thursley, atCosgrove Priory. He left there if.. his
usual health, at 20 minutes past 10 of at night, towsik
asagt
ugo
ler burningdaaaage,
e:i tit
nehr
after-
noon. home to Castle Thorpe. His nearest way
.was along the
next
towing-path of the Grand Junction Canal, into which he
various
recoveredpe water,
r papers.
sail
He
until atetthi leww3ca 89
oa:fc °I
lloilfwkela syotenhdarerS
noon. The deceased had in his potzt.ket when found, a watch,
money to the amount of £9 6d., a post-office order, and
=larded,