Orr's Kentish Journal, 9 August 1862.

GREENWICH. Inquest.

C. J. Carttar, Esq., held an inquest on Wednesday last at the "Wheatsheaf Inn," Greenwich, on the body of a man, who on the 19th inst., had been taken on board the Dreadnought, with fractured leg, and subsequently died on the 3rd inst. The jury returned the following verdict. "Died from injuries received on a barge by getting entangled with a coil of rope, there being no one else on board at the time."

Orr's Kentish Journal, 27 September 1862.

Inquests.

On Monday evening last, an inquest was held at the "Wheatsheaf," Greenwich, before C. J. Carttar, Esq., on the body of William Rogers, who died on board the Dreadnought Hospital Ship, having previously sustained severe injuries by a piece of wood falling upon him, while in the employ of Messrs. Lungley ship builders, Deptford. A verdict was returned of "Accidental Death."