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Hsmsiss m* imntutredIM* his rn.r. **ry wall.- Mr. J*c«. sauj ilwra — 11 diffvnM* brttm being drunk, tipsy, til fresh; ault;l Mr. Lairr that a (tun or l«o of gtowtlw.Ur wouldn’t burt n a Of Max Marxian gin nnd-aau* n man might drink a bucket-d-aater a man Bight drink a bin full. 1 Uughler.i-Another Juryman said that the young had told a atratghtforaard story ; only he (ailed at flrat to o a dWttiKttoa bvtwran ’•tine* - and dniak.WUIiam Caddy, labourer, Trulbwall, -id that last.. • I •amoeaw ■ I ay —l*f aiUroouo bo vu tiririn^ alon* Plalo-anicutrrT about 6 o’clock, towards Maration. when bo mot a5 o’olook, towards hone trotting fa.* tosu.lt him Just by Mr. Jacka'soorasr, with ao ridsr and no saddlr, hut a bndie, and the reins hanging O’er its head nearly to ihc ground and unbroken. Ms stopped the borse. not koowur whose it sea. Ms drors It back closeting to at set tbs owner, uotll he found Mr. SranaHxis, fro* IttJ to tOO yards further on to-arde Mar.non WMosb put bis band to Mr.Hs My oo xnd. Witnrttnoea conUousd :-1 lt;*ne not strong enough to lift him up and fewred o meddle Met I might do noy harm. I drove. 11 could to Maruloo for help aod rot It a* the top ofthe Shop-hill. If did not Strike me that Mr. bsmmsna was la liquor, and I did not wuell any drink, indeed I did not recognise him and I really thought It waa Mr. John Laity as he lay on thesuuuins him at all.-By the Fou*a« ....... ly on ay report aod he g»*e the news to othermen.—By Mr. Oan:—1 did not see the merer cuts. Mr JacksKnd. ana mu not e«i • r kit quickly on «said the mare’s cuts »»rv as plain as i—ihle and it was quits dear that she fell.—Mr. O. Lam Every one of us kBO» that the mare fell.-Tho CoBOna :-Yes, hut we must have e.tdcnw of M. —Witnees’.—I law mud about the marc’s side. 1 did pot mlcb her ; I could not; but I dro»s her hack befoes me.Jo»f,t IFAife .—I am a baskat-muksr and Use al Mara-.f .. a W ...a . .....Saw w e.a I.... .. — TAbout a quarter post four on Saturday aftoroooo I Kir® Engine inn and uw Mr.went to the Kir® Engine Inn and saw there. Ms was drinking gln-and-waler. I could pot say that be ea drunk or that he was®ber, but I could toe that be had liquor In.—Mr L.itt :-D*d he buy any baskets of youJ-Wiranm Yes. I shoukl tall him Upsy. He had one glass mors while I wee there. Wbeo I -cot Id he asked ms the pete* of nates and 1 gave it. Ms chatted about what brorolt be bad and gave me |an order for 1« crates and a Mvcrclgn as ”earnest.- He ofl.r.a us Hvs pounds, but I would not take It. He agreed for £10 10s. for the 100 crate*.—The Oyaosit: — Why war be ao Bush with his moneyf—Mr. Jacks :-ll*vauac he wanted to make sure of tbs crates In the Spring and the man who pay s mo«« on account gets Brat scned.—Witnem:—Yra, that Is m ; but 1 didn’t want fleeell a quarter of an hour be ordered his horse, which was l up aod he went out. I weol to the door —The Coroner : .11.1 von rn tn the ilnnr f—Vtitnrw llvcauw I aaa enlnetime whenho'b.perfectly aober, aod that the mao to b® turnedhe had Ukeo a little gio-aod-from hia purp water.—P.C. Oliver eaid the mare atarted at a gallop, Mr. Semmeot'a hat fell off, he palled her up, returned, got hia hat, aod restarted. —A Juryman aaid that waa proof that ho had ample cootroul of hie mate.—Mr. Homimo wished to prevent the recurrence of theee sad things.A msjority of the jnry were in favoor of the simpleverdict suggested by (be coroner, aod eventually all returned it and eigoed their finding.The inquiry lasted two houre.MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. PENZANCE.A content waa avoided by the withdrawal of two very eligible candidate*— Capt. Alfred Holbrook, who knows the harbour and ita work ao well, and Mr. Bishop formerly of Camborne, where he wae a iber of the aaniUry authority. For theusefulwest ward the mayor, Mr. R. R. Victor, who will probably be elected an alderman. Mr. W. Mitchell (•• W cetera hotel, ) and Capt. R. Quanoe were reelected ; for the cast Messrs. R. H. Preeton wae re elected and Meaers. H. Blackwell aod O. Baraley, who have previously been in the Council, were called on to fill raoanciea.ST. IVES.At the municipal contest at 8t. Iraa, on Tfcumday, an unusually large number of the burgs mu recorded their vote®. The Liberal candidate# worked hard, many of their supporters assisting in the canvassing. The Conservatives also displayed a good deal of energy daring the day, but lacked the effort which waa put forth by their opponents for more than a week prior to the election. The Liberal* received the sup-with tl -eekl,Inti a dooh St. JuiIn tlhad sograve Ithat ah with ■ had at bardabkilling IdeciaivralioviiA crelati.wardsITrigg, sailor, £3 12aprevioirefuse.
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Cornwall, South West England, GB
Thu, Nov 08, 1883
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