The Inquest is adjourned until next Wednesday. The inquest resumes into the death of Mrs Anna Clara Le Cras, n e Vibert. An autopsy is ordered. The Chamber adopts the amendment of Deputy J. E. Pinel, by 26 votes against 15, by which the States express the wish that the Royal Court and the Tribunals of the Island permit the use of English in cases where the case warrants its use. Resumption of the Inquest into the death of Maurice Le Roux.
Death is due to a syncope accelerated by drink.
Verdict is rendered in this sense. Inquest at the General Hospital on the remains of Mr Ph. N. Fallu. Auguste E. B. Drieux, who entered a guilty plea to accusations of having committed theft, prejudicial to Mr Philip Le Maistre, was sentenced to six months in jail with hard labour. Mr A. J. Hamon is re-elected Vingtenier for the Grande Vingtaine and Mr Richard Filleul, Expert, to replace Mr Richard Filleul, his late father. Tonight's London Gazette publishes the promotion of Major Maurice Alavoine, First Battalion of the West, Light Infantry, to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel.