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bunkeid open behind the stove; in thls were Mery Jane Drenuan end Michsel Flaherty, both fatally sick and very far gone, In a bedroom off this spartme nt on 8 buday Edward Hawkey, auborer, and s woman named Bettie Drennam, who it is said was not mar- ricdto bim.These people were vomiting and purging, complaining
.The fourth victim to die was William Hawkey, - 35, theaboreriving in St Alphonse Lane, who breathed hisast at about 53 p m.He had swallowed about four gills of the poison, and tho doctors wore surprised that hoast- od soong.The fifth death was that of Bottie Drennan, a middle-aged woman the so-called wife of Edward
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Charles Morehead Providence seems to have ordained that as they have On these grounds, there-' Hawkey, of the Royal Marines.Wa, therefore, find the said Lieut.Hawkey and Lieut.Edward ., Pym, as well as ail the parties concerned in the said a safeguard azuinst the recurrence ever in adverse duel, guilty of * Wilful Murder
Prendergast Jeremiah,aborer 46 MeClements Mrs.Ellen, wid W.McClements James, bricklayer Richardson Mrs.47 Carleton George,aborer 48 Hawkey Edward,aborer 49 McGuire Mrs.Aun, wid James McGuire John, carter McGuire Patrick,aborer 50 Hart William,aborer 51 Monaghan John, carter Welch Mrs.Bridget, wid W,: Brennan Thomas
.Eliza 47 Carleton George,aborer 48 Hawkey Edward,aborer 49 McGuire Mrs.Ann, wid James McGuire John, caiter McGuire I'atrick,aborer 60 Hart William,aborer 61 Monaghan John, carter Welch Mrs.Bridget, wid W.,r Brennan Thomas,aborer, r 62 Duncan David, grocer Duncan Mrs.Eliza, wid Dennis McLean Patrick,aborer, r 64
for many who tetrator Edward Hawkey, and bave sept \"TO-MORROW AFTK N 5 1878 .i 4 jury disagreed.; 7 cmndit deiwess this and Now Year's.Tausee 1hat gre the of our noted Civic Admts > barely survived the t will bo they could get.Ii SALE CCS CET OS Rrra.We will soit at où7 Gnde-rooms.66 Craig etrest, - ON TUESDAY
, Edwards DI, Hawkey PM, Morrison D, Ridgway GL, Towner KJ, and Wren MWD.The Joint Working Party of the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, Hospital Infection Society and Infection Control Nurses Association.Guidelines for theaboratory diagnosis and susceptibility testing of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus
.A Commen Occurrenee.Williams Mulligan, for assinlting Edward Hawkey, was fined 1 and costs.This was decidedly a case of washing one\u2019s dirtyinen in publie and the facts elicited were of a most unsavory nature.An old maniving illicitly with bis wife's married sister and jealous of all who eame near her, and witnesses
announced the slate as elected: President 94-95, Cecil Blenkhorn; 1st Vice, Malcolm Juby; 2nd Vice, Edward \"Hawkeye\" Hardy; Secretary, Roland Dewar; Treasurer, Philip Kerwin; Sgt.at Arms, Roger Tetreault; Captain, Louis Champoux; Vice-Captain, Richard Goodhue; and Purveyor, Melvyn Bryant.Also, the process committees were
.Disebarged.Heury Larney\u2014hby constable Wolsh\u2014for being drunk and sitting on footpath an St, Augustin streel, swoaring al 9.45 pu, on Monday.Second oflence.Fined 5s.or 3 days.Commitled.Edward Hawkey,aborer\u2014 by sub-constable Plamé-\u2014fur being drunk in a doorway in St Valier street, at 11.45 pan., ou Monday.First otlence
w *s a woman named Mrs.Edward Hawkey, Our reporter visited the scene shortly before six o\u2019clock, and it was of the most sickening and heart-rending description Knots of curious people were standing in the cour', conversing in whispers ot awe, andooking np with eagerness iuto theighted windows around them
WepyRspaY.\u2014 Ths ehect this morning contained 28 caâsce, ani \u201cthe following perscns were fined for boinz drunk (\u2014 Olivier Comit-au, 47, siconecutter : Edward Coleman, 30, servant ; Daniel Salliran, 19, carter ; Edward Hawkey, 31, John McGrath, 50, Paul Forget, 35, John Dolan, 4%,aborers.O'Hara, 23, Mar7
the Colehicam wine, Edward Hawkey, is recovering very slowly.Ie is feeble, and hls systeas mus Luve received à terrible shoek ; bis halv is coming out by handfuls, und be isikely to become bald, Île > profuseu Lis thanks to phystelan, Dr, Major, for gratuitous services, several Indies who provide his food, aud to Mr
Dame, h 150 Metcalfe HATTON & NICOLLS, advocates, 353 Notre Dame Haughey Jol,aborer, 143 Colborne Havern Patrick, r 275 St Bonaventure Havik Dennis,aborer, 237 St Martin Hawke J.F., shirtmaker, 89 8leury Hawkey Edward,aborer, r 99 St Elizabeth Hawkey Mrs.B., wid John, r 90 St Elizabeth Hawkins Joseph, hatter, bds 2
B Haumon Ë&rihélemi, 38 Amberet Hausley George, stonemaaon, 179 Chatham Hautin Frank H., clerk, 40 Durocber Hawke John F., clerk, 17 Aylmer HAWKES JAMES, druggist, 21 Place d’Armes and 76 St James.See A 1v at end of took Hawke* Richard P., agent, 2 St Paul Hawkey Edward,aborer, r 15 Hermine Hawkins Charles B., actor, 52
ame Haughey John,aborer, 143 Colborne Havern Patrick, r 275 St Bonaventure Havik Dennis,aborer, 237 St Martin Hawke J.F., shirtmaker, 89 8leury Hawkey Edward,aborer, r 9 St Elizabeth Hawkey Mrs.B., wid Juhn, r 90 St Elizabeth Hawkins Joseph, hatter, bds 2t 44 St Dominique Hawkins Mrs.E., wid Geo., 127 St Urbain
Darocher Hawke John F., clerk, 17 Aylmer HAWKES JAMES, druggist, 21 Place d' Armes and 76 St Jumes.See Adv az end of book Hawkes Richard P., agent, 2 8t Paul Hawkey Edward,aborer, r 15 Hermine Hawkins Charles B., actor, 52 Aylmer Hawking G:0., machinist, 133 St Constant Hawking Jos.H., wholesale provisions, 581 Untario
.St.John sub.Hatch, James, tavern, 61 Champlain st.L.T.Hatch, Thomas, mason, 12 D’Artigny st.St.Lewis sub.Hatherly, James J., school teacher, 4 D’Auteuil st.U.T.Haugh, John, timber tower, 188 Champlain st.L.T.Hawey, Jacques, shoemaker, 1 St.Mary st.St.John’s.Hawkey, Wm., stonecutter, 11 Artillery st.St.Lewis’.Hawkins, Edward
