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... and lady, i Mrs. Forsall and servant, Mr. W.'Calder, Mr. Moult, G. Doug- L ias, Esq., IV. Douglas, Esq., A. Littim, Esq., - Chaplain, Esq., s I. Melling. Esq., E. Sebring, Esq., Mr. Briggs, Mr. W. Dickin- I son, ...
... the people, andt Adam was forced 1 to fly from Forfarshire. Hie worked for some timeP st as a farm servant in Aberdeenshirp, but was soon s:compelled to leave this county from a similar cause. An occurrence of this kind also induced Adam to of enlist in ...
... EXECUTION OF WILLIAM ADAMS. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY AFTErNoON.-To-day, at noon, William Adams, who was convicted at the'last assizes, before Mr. Justice Cresawell, Of the murder of Dinah Thomas, his paramour, at Manchester, on the 25th of July last, was publicly ...
... hear whatis said against her,- Mr. Adams repeated that he had only done his duty in dls- charging ?? Coroner: The assizes commente on Thursday, and I will certainly lay the case before the judges-Mr. Adams then withdrew-Mr. T. Oliver Duke, ...
... EXECUTION OF ELIZABETH FENNING, WILLIAM OLDFIELID AND ADAMS., Yesterday being the day appointed for.therexecutsion of the lbove-mientioned unfurtunote delinquents, the public curiosity was strongliy excited, and perhsps to a greater degree than oni a ...
... with Mr MWeare, on thle night of the murder, it let wras judged necessary to upen the grave, in order to etffrd to the hostler at the White Lion, Erlgewarqs,, al pperttailty lot of seeig the curpse. atwo persons, one of them supprtsed St, to be Mr Weare ...
... THE LATE INQUEST. The inquest upon the body of the murdered outlaw, posor Lyons, the weaver, has been holden, and a coroner's jury of mur new middle class associates, as we might have anticipated, has returned a verdict of J, JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE. We ...
... room. On arriving at the door lie heard a groaning inside; went in, and lound Mr. O'Grady on a couch, ando Mr. Orr, the assistant-surgeon of the regiment, along with him. Mr. O'Gra(ly was Wounded at the right side of the lowev part of the belly. Tile ball ...
... THE LATE ASSASSINATION AT DUNDEE. TRIAL, CONFESSION, AND SENTENCE OF TIHE PRISONER. In the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, on Saturday last, Alexander Mackenzie, cattle-dealer and farmer, at Drumbead, parish of Glenisla, Porfarshire, was indicted ...
... THE LATE INQUEST. The inquest upon the body of the murdered outlaW. poor Lyons, the weaver, has been holden, ana a coroner's j ary of our new middle class associates, as we might have anticipated, has returned a verdict of JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE. We do ...
... ces attending the deith of the late Lieutenant Colonel Fawcett wtu resumed yetterday before Mr. Long, the sitting rmagistrate, at the Marylebone police-court. Mllr. Bodkin and Mr. llumpbreys attilided on the part of Mr. CGulliver. The letter gentlemen ...
... TMlE LATE, TRAGEDY AT BATTERSEA- I BI DGE. Yesterday Mr. Wakley resumed, at the Adam and Eve, Chelsea, the adjourned inquiry touching the death of Jana Clark, one of the children thrown over Battersea-bridge on Saturday, the 2d instant. Sarah Cotsworth ...