... yesterday afternoon at the Talbob Inn, Brereton. by Mr. Morgan (coroner), touching the death of the two men Brown and Wilson, who were killed at the Earl of Shrewsbury's colliery on Wednes- e day morning by the giving way of a scaffolding upon which they were ...

... after the last of Major Wilson's party was killed, the MNatabele piled their bodies in a heap, where they were afterwards found, not mutilated but stripped of every 5 vestige of clothing. It is not generally known that Dr. George Wilson, I the medical officer ...

... that the charges were the most serious they could imagine, and prisoner might thank his stirs that he did not kill the man Powell. He meant to kill him, and they certainly should visit him with some severity, For the first two cases prisoner was fined lOs ...

... AN ACTRESS IN THE DIVORCE COURT. In the Court of Divorce on Friday, the case of Wilson [V. Gotobed, otherwise Wilson, came on for hearing. The petitioner, who was a captain in the Northampton- shire Militia, made the acquaintance of the respondent in ...

... Brearley Street, who committed suicide under extraordinary circumstances-Laura' Wilson, wife of George Wilson, brewer's drayman said that fifteen years ago, before sbe married Wilson she uet Byard. vho was then a member of the Birminghaml Police Force. Byard ...

... stated that when her father left home on Thursday morning he gave her some money and said, lI am going to kill that man Winters, and then kill myself, adding that he should do it as soon as he got to work. He told her to inform her Uncle Ben of what ...

... would see me in a few minutes. She did not do so. Sonic time after the little boy ran out, and cried, Oh, I think Tillet has killed mother. The witness here deposed to entering the room, and fibding the bodies as described. Williarm Smith, detective, said ...

... recognised him by a wooilcut whichl he saw at Cape 'li'ovn, an.d instantly resolved to kill Carey, and, on the impulse of the moment, lie said to Cubist, I I'll kill hius. From the moment lie formed Isis purpeoso be never wavered in it. O'Donnell dletermined ...

... the skull. The cause assigned for the attack on Mr. Behan is speaking against the Parnell movement. MR. WILSON, M.P., AND IRISH DsTxcTrzBS-2M1r. Wilson, M.P. for Govan, states that he has not been shadowed by detectives in the north of Ireland, as has ...

... asked if there were many famies living in M places like that. Mr. Wilson: Yes, ?? fiies.-; The Coroner: And it is your business only to enfore1t such regulations as the law makes ? Mr. Wilson: Ves. -The Coroner, in addressing the jry, aid the case interesting ...

... Wi^° dented allkuowledge of the robbery, Wilson was absent. le searched the-hoee, and found someof theatolenarticlu- FREPhtsilek said ?? had brought then to- th' house about four o'elock the sme mornig. Wilson sub. sequently came in, and Harrison charged ...

... in their possesion.-M~rs. Wilson, wife of lthe prose. gxtor, stated that about seven o'lock on Monday night Y I~t tLD prisoner Wilson came to her house with a man f not in cuatody. They dcank two glasses of ale, and r Wilson's aompanior triedtoengage ...