Cremation in Great Britain : the modern cremation movement - description of British crematories, etc., illustrated with numerous views, together with the Cremation Act, 1902 and regulation for carrying out cremation.

Date:
1909
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Credit: Cremation in Great Britain : the modern cremation movement - description of British crematories, etc., illustrated with numerous views, together with the Cremation Act, 1902 and regulation for carrying out cremation. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The result of the examination is as follows: — I am satisfied that the cause of death was and that there is no reason for making any toxicological analysis\ Of for the holding of an inquest. [Signature] [Address) [Date) [Registered qualifications) Form E. Coroner^s Certificate. I certify that I held an inquest on the body of and that the verdict of the Jury was as follows : — Medical evidence was given by I am satisfied from the evidence that the cause of death was and that no circumstance exists which could render necessary any further examination of the remains or any analysis of any part of the body. [Date) Coroner. Form F. Authority io Cremate. Whereas application has been made for the cremation of the remains of [Name%) [Address) [Occupation) And whereas I have satisfied myself that all the requirements of the Cremation Act, 1902, and of the Regulations made in pursuance of that Act, have been complied with, that the cause of death has been definitely ascertained, and that there exists no reason for any further inquiry or examination : I hereby authorise the Superintendent of the Crematorium at to cremate the said remains. [Signature) Medical Referee to the [Date) Note.—This authority should be signed in duplicate—one copy to be retained with certificates and the other sent by the Medical Referee to the Superintendent of Crematorium. t The words in italics should be omitted where a toxicological analysis has been made and its result is stated in this certificate or in a certificate attached to it. + In the case of a stillborn child, in place of the name, address, and occupation, insert a description sufficient to identify the bodv, and in place of the words that the cause of death has been definitely ascertained insert the words that the child was stillborn.