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... LAW AND CRIME. TI 1 CHEMLSEA MURDmERts.-Miller, the Na% Wa charged with the Chelsea murders, was ?? at Westminster on Friday, and committed for trial a On both charges, ;o SaoCKio SUICIcD- BY A CLZRGY1MrAXr.-OU i7 Priday morning last the Rev Williaim ...
... disappearance of a girl named Lilly Vals, between seventeen and eighteen years of age, who left her home, No. 45, Tettcott-road, Chelsea on July 19th last, and has never been span or heard of since. On the 27th October Mrs. Vass, the mother of the young woman ...
... Cyril Flower, M.P., a Lord of the Treasury; air JuUan Pauncefort, Uiider-Seeketary of State for Foreign Affairs; Mr. J. E. C. Bodley, Sir W. Drake, Mr. Frank Pattisocs, Mr. Austin Lee, of the Foreign Oflfie; and Mr. Osborn, President of the Chelsea I~iberal ...
... at witniess's feet. When the prisonr left the deceased's house, in the evening of the 27tb, the .1 decea'-edeoldhixaneverto show his face toere again, e and he replied, 4-you, if you don't have me, , you shall have no other man. Thedeceased re- plied ...
... co-respon- dent, and Lady Cooke left her home with the house- keepar, Mrs Thomas, and went into lodgings in Sloane. street, Chelsea. She there wrote a letter to Sir Clarles, in which she said that for a long time she and Mr Elm. sail had been more to another ...
... Guinness Rogers, Mr. Eselemont, M.P., Mr. Leske, H.P., Mr. P. Stanhope, H.P., Mr. Pictoc, M.P., Mr. Ilhngworth, M.P., Mr. C. Flower, 2..-'Sir Lyon Playfair, M.P., Mr. Jacob BrightH.P., Ifr~ Charles Schwann, ALP., Mr.* Runter, M.P..r,46uahoa &c. The,5fte~ ...
... to Long-acre, whic lef my bag and vase in, and told him I should not I be long; he will tell you what became of ?? WitnessI showed the note to the inspector on duty, and he kept It in his possession ever aince.-Mr. Henry 'Soufiders, Inspector of Royal ...
... that a Ms. 2 406, Strand, had given munch atteitionto tin}!i' ?? far that gentleniams had succeeded the pattern of gauze would show ; it would uit light 6 the flaiie of a candle. Mr. Ilodson proposed tlwh 2astarch, to be used instead of cemumoss stare', would ...