at common law was equivalent to indictment by grand jury, [343]
not so now, yet inquisition has same power until grand jury passes upon the case, [343]
Evidence before, when admissible upon a subsequent trial, [344]
Inquest, all evidence must be presented to jury, [342]
coroner cannot hold a second inquest while the first is undischarged, [334]
coroner has power to hold, [332], [334]
is a judicial investigation, [333]
must be held in view of the body, [335]
separate inquests must be held over each of several bodies, [333]