The Forest of Dean Examiner : — 1876-10-27 (Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England)

FRE BODY OF A HULL SUICIDE RECONESED. An Ingest was bold on Saturday itt Whitt*, II Coroner tldman, of Gainebro', on the body of Joe Dalton, of Beverley, who was clerk in the Aced It Pettingell. solicitor, Hull. The body, which prase* a 'Mocking appearance, WBS identified by bit J. Soda decisaudis brother-inilaw, who lent me elm alio. the 24th of September. It was stated that about date deceased jumped overboard from one of the lita liiilland steam packets when in the middle of it Humber, but the only person who witoessed the* being at eea, the coroner directed the jury to ea open verdict, in order that, should necessity arise,* inquiry might be re-opened at any future km relatives of the deceased, who were present at *coquet, expressed great dissatisfactlon at the inhume manner jet which the corpse had been treated. li* peers that the body wea found floating in the Hue!! I on Friday by the captain of e steam tug, which WO lobe owned by Dyson and Co , coal merchants, Eal The captain *nt a man (who gave the cse of Freston) in a host to secure the body, wititl accordingly did, and then *died to shoo with the tied It toe stake (near Whitton). and left it Aft Earley happened to eee the occurrence, otberwiOide the peculiarly isolated character of the distil* tit body might have lain there for weeks undiscoverof. it was, although information was conveyed to Wee policemen *the neighbourhood, they decliod to kit fere, and the corpse wee left thus expoeed ill sherd, inquest. When going to view the body, both out and jurymen were compellcd to wade almost book! through mud and warp. The Coroner dated that! ebould represent the cue to the Chief Constable of X county, as he considered the conduct of the inhabit!" generally, and of the policemen 10',articulation!, hum*. Nothing wee found on the body ...OW third clue paw between Beverley and Hall, and • itv pin, and It wee by the latter mainly that t* body Identified, the whole of the futures having ,  Thousende are unable to take Corea becauso the varieties commonly sold ere "need with Starch, under the V.Z5,"h7.747,1:„hr.„„:=.` 'T7b.t.rety erlyi 'Le= for it Caere thiekeho in the crop it proven the addition of otaroh. Ca o arat's Co.x.a Essenre is genuine ; it is therefore three times the strength of these Cocoas, and a refreshing Beverage like Tea or Coffee. The rapidity with which the boring for the Channel tunnel is being effected may be gathered from the fact that on the let September the depth of the shaft at Sangs,tte watched 107 metres; as. the let instant it bad increased to 119, and or the 9th instant to 122 metres. The shaft io to be sunk too depth of 130 metres.  Mr. Saville Kent has inat procured for the Westminster Aquarium th.tie enormous alligators, one of them the largest ever imported into England. This monster is at present housed in the engine room preparatory to being exhibited in the building, where a special alligator boast is now in course of roo• struction.  A Rrx,9, Posse Sr Ls9l. —lf you will send your name and addl." to;. H. Toaluson, CheanW, Wednesbury, he cud by retem of put, km of chatlfe. Two Of hi eekebrat. Coug.l Pil s. watch ale euaranteed to cure evagbe. colds, tiOwne:s o! toe chest. 4,tlieldty of Lreathinx. astlansa. and eodeums..ica.os he eOl vetsla box on reusipt of fourteen tamps. 00h wilt pros, their value. Hundreds ot testimonials to he seen on application.  • di.? •aq r CO 'PP  *NW I.' it tni du,  will be published in a few days. Mr. George Smith's collections are ekpeeted to t very shortly. Arrangements have been made for; tinning the emanations. • Captain Shows new work on "Fire 'Fromm "The objed the author, is to convey to those Interested busineas cif extinguishing fires the necessary thOs, meet-eying the organisation, trainins, end tioil of firemen, and nil the appliances which they besii', 011ellt to have in use ; comprising, in a condenil4.° methodised form, the principal portions of tbera of instruction which !have employed for OW to. Science has had a windfall In Denmark ral rarely happens even in larger and Mier coonirit,„ brewer of the name of Jacobeen of one million crowns (about °Fe."the interest of which Is to he applied ineontin.rlF. ,'S! chemlco-physioloolcal laboratory estaSuhedby Ina connection with his brewery. The other half tended to promote the study of tbe 'Morel mathernatim, philosophy, history, and lei cangm foundation hi called the n'arlsberger Vond," abet name of Mr..lscubsen's la,wery. Ma. STOTT'S FTTINO 3110117, the correspondent writes that Mr. Ralph Stott, mentor of the tt flying no tin wini is nriff was recently honoured with 5° from the M 'if W.. General Kmiele Admiral If k, and' naval and military olliaTS, tO whim he shoea particulars of Ids Invention, without, however. eloshsg its secret mechanism. The app' built on the hal., system, e insists • small but nlionbly deep ship, made of In the midst of which 12 the maciline. motion by a oh I liLe the het of a weanier. prmsure of •bp exerei,ed by the schdl. the machinel t i, Mid tit he wards and ; ii downward,. Mr. it Masud with this nisi.hh,e, weividr,g !Sfli all in s' seat for a paisolmir at bon-, ends is for witlis M one end in Fd-lo of a law t.reo, he in an hour eeve,,v I nl h title' in fine orealo forty in Stormy a if on,Taro winds. .11r. that he humid.. making sevcral excursions in and hopcs to ttipoi., o,rtt. Et. if Is tell his Invention, be will Ii 'I first imam from Dover to Calais.