DRURY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
ANinq^Mtwatheld this afternoon at the Feet's wJterda lUj * m Coisey » who died B0 suddenly tt^hl°^ ne *"& Were Bworo in '-William H*y [foreman), Henry Greenacre, Charles Knapp, George & On^? eDry^ all) Ge r° r « e bodkin, wklK Blake, William Cossey John Clarke, Frederick » nd J««« - Baker;- after which they prowefe e o.£dl~ W ebOdy ' The followin 8 wit ° e * ses Mid .ma brother of tbe deceased. That was his body that W just shown to the jary. I slw him dive up to ten minutes to one yesterday. He and I had been working together at this time. He put hM hand to his cheit and screamed oat, « Oh J James, and got h,m on my knee. He heaved three times M uf trying to vomit. The first time he &£gf tj akmdof water; the second time .omethin? the colour ofbra 8 s, Bl milarto bilej and the third time a mull portion of bread. When my other brother, who *ras out came back a few minntw after thi., i' «nJ Jm off for Dr. Rayner. I then, with my wife bathed my brother', temples with cold water. He nerer ■poke after he oaUed out "Oh! Jame. » Hgwai twenty-Bix years of age. He was never ill since he S™^ £\£' H * W^. ia town on Monday, and o^ae back the same night. He was a teetotaller. W a 7" bathing his temples .omcthing cameYn Jus throat and seemed to choke him. The dooto? h£™ M y. b f othe T r WM *<*> the habit of lifting SS ga' 1. l 'f W my htothev •* broakfa,t that mormog, and he ate nn excellent one* He died about four houw after breakfast. co hr^h cd r eri °TT k f CoMey . "f id . : . The deoeaMd w» my Sit T i'l^f 8 ; b0^ feec ci Bhk8 hk minates to one yesterday when I left the shop. My brother appeared to htaftfil m Si?* I hwi been worldng with him from 7 o'clock that morning. I w», aw »v from tte shop »b,,ut three minute,, ken I reKrl my brother w. a insensible. As I was going home, little Amy Raven told me my brother was vomiting I found him on my brother's knee. When T g t^aok hSr^Sfh r 7 lng r" PP l allV \ Iwent the S doctor, home, ha was on bis b.«k ia the p M ..,e ol »ho wL* being much below the normal standard I V .12 ' I regard that as the predisposing cause, the exciting can«e being a sudden attack of ipum. giving rise to inff S ? ?? C * UB9 - Of de * th « P r °ducing immediate Tbe Coroner shortly addressed the jury.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3405, 15 June 1868, Page 4
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469DRURY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3405, 15 June 1868, Page 4
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