Is it customary for coroners to allow suspected parties present at inquests, to hold earnest conversation with jurymen, during enquiry? In inquests of grave importance, is it advisable for coroners to summon jurymen all of one parish, especially if the jurymen are directly or indirectly connected with parties accessory before the facts, in cases of suspected felony? If coroners doubt the veracity of a medical witness, and they state their reasons for doing so, are they not bound to suggest to the jury the propriety of calling other medical witnesses? Is it customary for coroners to omit to recapitulate the evidence at the summing up, and neglect to explain the bearings of the law upon the various issues? Is it customary for coroners to dictate verdicts, instead of leaving juries to come to their own unbiassed, deliberate, and honest conclusions? * * * * * [Picture: Decorative graphic ‘finis’] * * * * * S. DAYNES, PRINTER, NORWICH. ADVERTISEMENT. BY THE SAME AUTHOR: ABOUT TO BE PUBLISHED BY SUBSCRIPTION, UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. Revised and considerably enlarged, a Second Edition of AN ESSAY ON THE ENCROACHMENTS OF THE GERMAN OCEAN, WITH A Design to arrest its further depredations, applicable to the Norfolk and other Coasts, by taking every particular respecting them into consideration. * * * * * THE Work will be interspersed with elaborate drawings of Cromer, Hasborough, &c., accompanied with diagrams, showing the full extent and meaning of the author, who, owing to repeated solicitation to introduce another Edition, and having obtained valuable and more ample information, announces his intention to comply, believing that this important subject may yet become, as it ought to do, a matter for national attention, and national expense. The interested therefore are respectfully informed, that if they coincide in the desire they expressed, and the offer proposed, orders must be sent as early as possible, direct to the author, North Walsham, Norfolk. The Work will be published in Royal quarto. * * * * * Price to Subscribers, £1 1s. 0d.—Non Subscribers, £2 2s. 0d. * * * * * OPINIONS of the PRESS on the FIRST EDITION.