... widow, and servant to S. K. IRentora, also -a witlow, both about thirty-cight years of age, are accused the first of having killed Iy PIoisoeigifht Personssall of wilol, ?? oe, were her near relations; tile latter of having poisonedl Ir husband at the ...

... repeal ot the 1st and 2ud W'iliiaw IV., usualy called the 'rcspass Act, so that every tlaner or otherperson would be enabled to kill his own game by the taking oat of a game certificatc.- Now one-halt, nay even more ?? that, neither cin shoot, nor yet have ...

... quarters. On reaching the town, she went di- r meetly to the nrison, and said to the gaoler, I am yonr prisoner, for I have killed the Cure, w'ho e syas the cause of all my seflerings; but now that t I am revenged, I care not what you do with mc.1 t . ...

... sabbath breaking, drinking and poaching : he recounted many of his poaching exploits, and, and said that he had frequent- ly killed as much game before eight o'clock in the morning, as realised him ten shillings. It is said by those who have converserd with ...

... of the personst Cri- ployed in erection, but on that day, we regret to say, one of the workmen was killed on ilhe slut by ha portilin of the scaffolding failing ulhor hiu. Nitlhiing a few miles distance there is ;rirothicr viaduct in course of building ...

... preserved his firmness . - throughout, but on his way wept slightly. I-Ie b L was assisted by the turnikeys in mounting the tl scaffold, which he did with a firm step. Before tE . the rope was placed aroumd his neck, the convict, turning to the crowd, said ...

... was next brriigst in and ?? Abbott, aged 25, conficted of mincing a slight inci- sion ih his wife's throat, with intent to kill her, was the third that passed tbrough this part of tbe ceremibny. The three continued to pray, as was observed by thc motion ...

... Mr. Mortimer, the English architect, who was en- me gaged in building a new cathedral at Hamburgh, Was killed last week, by falling from a scaffold, it It is proposed to erect an equestrian statue of the Q- Queen at Glaegow, in commemoraiion of her Iajcs- ...

... guilty brave have ofteit li ry borne tltei, tinl Cthe most Searching eye shall not see ir e- him tquail at thte bar or on thle scaffold. It In Ludovic Adamson, afiter eamatimmation of-witniesses. a re w51o crosvdetd agaiitst film from nanny unexpected II of ...

... CHESTER. CONCLUSION OP THE INQUEST. On Wednesday morning the inquest touching the death of the five unfortunate persons who were killed by the falling of the railway bridge over the Dee, at Chester, was resumed at the Couit-house, before John Hostage, Esq., ...

... penitent condition appeared to have but little effect, and occasionally he would threaten, if he had the power, to stab and kill all who offended him. Nothing scarcely could exceed the resigned conduct of Matthews. The Sheriffs having appointed the day ...

... and v if c, fr the mtuder of Alicia Brennanm, -E rre m-f e-xetted in front of our edulty gaol. Commouas noteinteO fa thie scaffold ivith firinsess, antud ws in a few mounesito ii' ies etiiityI Scully wavi very 'nak, aind liad to be sup)lorte! ?? ?? appantly ...