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Denham, May 24.—An Inquest was held yesterday, at the Falcon, Denham, before Mr. Frederick Charsley, Deputy Coroner for Bucks, on the body of Joseph Fence, laborer. D appeared from the evidence of Sarah Ann Chandler, a neighbor, that deceased, who has been su fie ring under an affection of the heart and scrofula for some' time, was left on Wednesday morning with a young child about 18 months old, n son of deceased, his wife having gone out to work in the fields; and about half-past ten o’clock the witness heard the child cry very much, which was very unusual: when she went in to deceased’s house to see the reason, she found deceased to all appearance in a strong fit: she procured assistance, and sent for Dr. Wilson, of Denham Bark Establishment, who immediately attended, and when he had seen deceased, returned and sent some medicine, which was administered to him, but lie could uta'swallow. Dr. Wilson again attended in the course of a few minutes, when he found deoeascd quite dead.—Verdict, “ Died by the Visitation of i ion.*’
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London County Herald and Weekly Advertiser
London, Middlesex, GB
Sat, May 25, 1844
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