... called the judge moet opprobrious names, and flung a handful I of rue-shrubs, which lodged on the wigs of the barristers. Mary Ann Hunt, aged 30, was Indicted for the wilful murder of Harr Stowell. Mr. Bodkin In opening the case to the jury, said believed that ...

... OF DEATH. THE CASE OE MART ANN HUNT. We umlerstund that a few Sir Georije Grey, Bart., Secretary for the Home Department, gave directions three gentlemen, eminent in the medical profession, to examine the slate Alary Ann Hunt, now under sentence of death ...

... offenders and of criminals before trial, prevention of Sunday trading, &c. due time we shall no boubt have motions for household suffrage and vote by ballot ; and Mr. Feargus O'Connor will, of course, move for leave to bring in bill for establishing the five ...

... presented the Queen, behalf of the unhappy criminal [cheers]. The Rev. Mr. Binnie, having pointed out in the treatment Mary Anne Hunt and other women convicted of murder the strongest grounds for extending the royal clemency to Annette Meyers, stated that ...

... to vote, it was impossible lo contest the validity of their election. Some uncertainty having an«en reopening the number suffrages obtained by Louis Hlanc and Abalucn, the Comni'tiee, after mature deliberation, found that M. Abatucci had obtained Hie majority ...

... and forcible addresses were delivered, and warmly applauded, in the coarse of the evening. TRZ CONVICTS ANNETTIL M AND MARY ANN HUNT.—Tbese criminals, who have so long been confined under sentence of death in Newgate, has just been removed to Tothill Fields ...