Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-06-21 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

NAP., (pond sad tSr r seem) m the Is. of en apottesua for • writ ad snout in aireadem —The Puente* aeont of the ammonium a team from the FA:. No 0,5.0)":— The learned armee' So addreesing their lordshipe mid that he appeared in the matter of Mr. Caries Turner Bravo, deemed, and he had to move shot the coroner's ip,odto.a held upoo the body of that gentle. 13..3 on the Sith and the Nth cl April imt should he removed into that cart by well of certiorari. He had also to move for • rule nisi calling upon the 000.4055 00 came why the inquisition should not be breaht tip to be quashed, or why • Ireeb inquiry thould not be hod eith, by the rmroner oe by a commiation to be lewd by their lordships, which their ',debits seem aware they had power to do under 'mit a. l net. rogmreederm He made this appiication epos the gr.nods —first, that the finding of the jury at the corortme imprisition was uncertain and acorn plots ; aod, mcondly, that the impiaition 0055 Limn in such • perfunctory and unsatialscthry way that it wee really and truly a carcarrige of jos- tire an Ihe 'Wald he also obliged to ontend that there had been miacooduct Oh. mods in 'Muth the coroner bad conducted this inquiry. It appeared that Mr. Bravo, m their lordship. were doubt"om scare, was • barrister he was about thirty 7etwe of Me. mil we getting on well in his profethoe. At the mid of 1.50 7000 he married a /dm Riardo. • lady pomeming fortune of between 513,000 end £e.loo • year. After their marriage Mr. nod Mre. Bravo melded at the Priory, /Liam, where Mra Bravo had tended before the marriage. As far as could te amertalica, Mr. Bravo had live) happily in his married life, and seas of a chrmrful thoposition, and there was no reason WU be irebt keys taken poison. The rircomstanz, Me. Bravo's death, wilidh have been fully before the peek, were narrated, and the learned ocuusel went .s:—The coroner throughont appeared to have entertained the foregone conclo•ion that Mr. Bravo hal committed suicide, while he thought their lordships would be opinion that there were good monads f r doubting whether this woe the case, and ;would think Shot the coroner ought to lave heard further eridence IWhich would have probably tlm.wumooh.doiiosslligbt ! a the cause of death. The learned countel then pro' eeeded to mad the depaition• of the wituesea a. taken by the coroner and ompared them with the evidence ma taken by Mr. Reed, a barrister who took careful Solos during the inquiry, prmt.e out various important orniniona in the former sod . -nsiderable &acre pancy between the two versions. The learned counsel particularly referred to the variation Web reference to the amour given by the wither..s with regard to Mr. Bra's'. matementa about ha having taken Pima the maim of the coroner leading to the euppzeithm lbat be bed taken poison knowingly, canna that of J. pointed to the fact that he was utterly thllMMegllth be had taken anyttibig dettnerioa. The am then reed the sahavit and .100 Do. .".es Jame. It spewed from it that it 11.• MEM hOM gibre the doelem were called In that Ma Om lb* Nis el pis. Do. Johnson arrived et bell-patt Wei neeeleg eltter the night of the name, and be mil thei etei Yr other medical meta eem that the 11121M4 ONO MAN the influence a an itritaat viten Be(p,. Joimee) west into mother • room, and tart Ma Cog what Mr. Bravo had mid on the rebirth./ ; and Me said his words were, I have takes mom of that Dolma." lie leaked her if she did not had out earthing niora—•• the nature of 102iXison., or erten or why he had taken it" She replied, "7,0.' He returned to Mr. Bravo. "Moo. Co. raid you told her that you have Whim pzinta What did you meth by it!' lie said, °I dent remember haring .pokes *boot taking I have rubbed my gum. with latidatian ra"r =taloa. sad I may have .wallowed some.' At the time Mr. Bravo appeared th thoroughly voder- Tasters YO Mslr Tablets have stand what he wee timing. Dr. Johnson said, • • That been art op in Loudoo by the care of the Society of con., erplain your eymptonaa' but he did not real. Arta during the peat month. Os booms form.rlY bred tact whether the deceased made any reply but he in by the following ann....bed moo os bad.. : gathered menthe from him to lead Min to believe he gemum Jenne., 17, tiough.mnare, Fleetermet ; had taken pawn The deceamed informed bun tat Edmund Burke, 37, Gerrard-street, Soho; the poisma they bad In the boom wens laudanum and canniag, 37, Conduit street ; Michael Faradai7E chloroform. and Mee some rat pawn which WOO kept ill Biandford greet. portm....„.re Dodd Gerriek. the stable. The medial men then marched in the Adelphl terrace ; Horatio Nelson, 147, New Bath room and load ewe laudnaura and some compoond street ;Mo.. Siddoes, 27, Upper Baker.rtreet. The anipbor, which woo. poi.= but would not expaln following is • list of tablets previously erwthd :—Jobm the symptoms. Drydea 43, Gerrardetreet, Soho ; John Farman, Y. The Lord Chief Justice: Did it appear what Oh. rat Backingam.street, Fitmoyequice ; George /11.1. poison the! 25, Brook-street ; Benjamin Franklin, 7, Craver The Solicitor. General : According to the coachmrm *Meet; lio Jab.. Beeeilda 47. IniaetstrWare thee. bed b...... pole. ,et the eteh le, t th, hee Lord Byron, 16, Hoilenetreet, Cavendish-square ; ume et the thhe th„ lemur." Napoleou lIL , 3s, King.etreet, St.