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... ALICE MACKENZIE'S FUNERAL. The funeral of Alice Mackenzie, the eighth vic- tim of the Whitechapel murderer, took place from the Tower public-house, in Artillery-street on Wed- nesday afternoon at half-past one. Tue coffin was removed from the mortuary ...
... THE FORBES MACKENZIE ACT. Two cases tried in the police court, at Edinabrgl., illustrate a peculiar oppressive feature in the Forbocc Mackenzie act. One of the chief objects oi the act was to separate, so far as possible, the trade of the grocer or provision ...
... had an in- terview with the Hot. Mr. Walpole, Secretary for the 0 IHome Departnment, at the Home-office, Downing-street, on Monday afternoon, with reference to a proposed inquiry t into the operation of Mr. Forbes Mackenzie's Act ill Scot- n land. t, The ...
... The appointment of Mr. Shaw Lefeyre to the office of First Commissioner of Works in succession to Mr. Adam is probably made in view of the coming Irish legislation. The office is not one to which very large administrative duties are attached, and it leaves ...
... EXEXCUTIONO TH .UR-D ' i' OF- I, the Late r' Dateeon: .- , :: - | Neal Quin, Bryin Grant, 'andbawPatrick o cc nvicted at the, last assizes of ithe murder of the late Tho'mas Bateso'n, Esq. ?? suffefed the extteme penalty of the *law on 8?osiday, inthe ...
... 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 ...
... no reference whatever to the litigation with Mr. Bernard Coleridge. By Mr. Lockwood-He saw Mr. Bernard Coleridge only once, to get his authority to settle his matter at the same time; lie believed that Mr. Bernard Coleridge put himself unreservedly in ...
... agreement betveot n himself and Mr. Adams had been suggested by him in censeuncuce of Mr. Adams's couciliatory state- ments in court. In pursuance of that arrangement 600/. a year 'was being paid to Mrs. Adams ...
... the law. SIR M. MACKENZIE'S REPLY TO PROFESSOR BERGMANN. Sir Morell Mackenzie has made a communication to a reporter in which he says: With regard to certain remarks attributed to Professor von Bergmann relative to the case of the late Emperor's death ...
... 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 ...
... M'Iver, Mr. L. M. Mackenzie, of Ficdon, two Catholic priests, and several dladies. After dinner, and when the ladies had retired, the le gentlemen were seized with pains in the throat and mouth, and in half an hour the two priests and Mr. Mackenzie were ...