... murder, she entered, and saw the young woman Hughes endeavouring to support herself in an upright position by clinging to the bannisters of the stairs. Witness ran to her assistance, and finding that blood was trickling doves the floor from the upper part of ...

... alarming symptoms are in Neptune street, where the hurniag cotton is is close proximity to a wooden workshop In Grayson and Bannister's yard, and here the are pouring vo:unses of water to prevent the ignitios of the wood. A number of carpenters have succeeded ...

... Thomas JAMES, New Malden, /Imre r John Henry SCRALLEHN, St. Mark's Cr, Notting hail, mule professor Abraham Thomas BANNISTER, Limon grove, wire worker George GRANT, St James's rd, Brixton, secretary to public companies Charles Alborough GARRARD ...

... Younger, Strand, auctiowers—Formati and Lawrence, Bedford, bookseller. Ker and Bruit% Liverpool, shippLog agents .11 . Rogers. tirey Eagle Pt, Spitaltields, provision merchants --Nichols and Lane, Brktol, butchers Parsons and Williams, Bristol, watchmakers ...

... shipowner John PICK ERNELL, Sinton Lawn, near Cheltenham, farmer John WILLIAMS, Welton juxta Barry, near Cardiff, butcher George ROGERS, Dolphin at, Brietol, tailor - . Thomas WORTHINJTON, Lampeter, Cardiganshire, e and coal merchant Samuel ALLEN, Leeds ...

... sovereign dieted for stealing the sum of 17s, the moneys of beside the silver, and then Fax said, Oh, give me a Frederick Rogers, ins dwelling-honse.—The prosecutor sovereign, pushing the gold and silver together. Of is a painter, living at Walham-green ...

... O'Kelly, gent •to o ur. vice B. A. Fontdanque, who ret. 13th Foot — Lieut. (1. p Caldecott, from 68th Ft., to be Lieut.. • Rogers, who ex. Foot--Liout. J. B. Prize!! to be Capt. by • 1. B. who ret.; Ens. R. H. Atkinzon to be Lieut. by • pyi. - e ig W. ...

... chandler. David FOX, Ranisgate, builder. George BITNARD, Cranfield Bourne End, Bedfordonachinist. TO a COMMIT 0111 Charles BANNISTER, Tutbury, Stafford, Thomas STARKEY and Charles STAliiri o r Stat. forl, charter marten. John GREEN, Worcester, hay dealer ...

... the top of the Monument to prevent the possibility of like mew relle&i. She her sixpenoe, and was told to lay hold of the bannister, as the ascent was dark. She replied, Oh, I know the way. When at the top she remained there ten minutes. appearing to ...

... Suffolk, glazier. Robert HEMULY, Quorndon, Leicester, beerhouse keeper. John MARTIN, Long Close, Cumberland, joiner. Richard ROGERS, Westbourne, Sussex, miller. Joseph PRlPPS,Alcester, Warwick, marine store dealer. John DAVIES, Fainogucha, Cardimn, farmer's ...

... woman whose name is unknown, by striking her on the head with a glass bottle, at Elstree, on the 13th.—Detective Inspector Bannister asked the magistrate to disciutrge Deakin, because sines the last hearing evidence was forthcoming to show that he had nothing ...

... AN-IAL %BING, Worcester. taCor W FS (WNW. rensthwlck. Stafford, timber Miler „Joseph S•LE, • ildbury, Woranitea. . Jam. BANNISTER, 'ironstone di, sonford. joiuer . Fred. C. WINTER, Boat Llneoln, Mier FRAN kn. HO bosh, I.:II. Oka. iool dealer 11EILEDI ...