SINGULAR FATAL ACCIDENT.-Dr. C. W. Iliffe (Coroner) conducted an inquiry, at the Sessions Court, on Thursday afternoon, into the circumstances attending the death of Thomas Warden, 59, coal merchant, of Tews-lane (Harnall-lane). Evidence was given by deceased's son (Thomas Warde

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COUNCIL. Dr. E. K. Bourne presided over a monthly meeting of the Kenilworth Urban District Council on Tuesday evening. There were present Major Berkeley, Dr. Growse, Messrs. E. P. Hodges, A. W. Street, G. 13ostock, E. Gee, A. Weetman, C. Randall, and the Clerk (Mr. J. J. W. Wilm

It was one oold December night, just as I was preparing to retire to bed, that I heard a violent peal at the bell, whch I answered in person. I found it to he a messenger from Mr. Sloane, requesting my immediate presence. I soon reached Sloane's dwelling. It was a large, old-fas

Joseph Lawrence Smith, the father of the deceased, was then called. He deposed that he was a builder living at Albion-street, Kenilworth. The body which tile Jury had viewed he identified as that of his son. Deceased's name was Edward Lawrence Smith, and he was 13 years of age o

James Applegate, builder, Park-road, Rugby, came under examination by the Official Receiver. Mr. H. Reddish (Rugby) appeared for the Trustee. Debtor said he was a foreman before coming to Rugby from Watford about four years ago. His son had lent him £7O or £BO, but it was not sc

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