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`~::... "'3Fk. The inquiry into the deaths of Sergeant Tucker and Police-constable Choate was opened yesterday. (1) Dr. Bernstein, who was present at the post-Mortefn bn the man found shot in Grove-street. (2) Dr. Rainey, .::~ r house surgeon at the London Hospital, who describe

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Then there was the witness Rosen, who was also discredited at the ,police-court. Further, according to Police-constable Greaves, Sergeant Brogden had sworn what was untrue in the witnessbox. Six witnesses had either confessed that they had committed perjury or accused one anothe

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age, said he found with his in and heir Mr. Milner, a defendant Viscountess Ridley both he and his wife and Mr. Ashton were present, and that when he asked tte [e home she declined. Major Dalrymple White is the Unionist member for Southpilings and Lafayette.) ... . • 4 : y . . •

and Mr. Noel Edwards, three members of the British polo team, who leave for New York on April 19, were received by the King at Buckingham Palace yesterday. They are going to America for the purpose of trying to recover the International Polo Cup, which the United States team cap