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... CRIMES AND ^CASUALTIES. HORRIBLE MURDER AT BRISTOL. I On Monday last, one of the most barbarous, and, appareø unprovoked mufdsiJ which it has ever been our painful record, was perpetrated at Ilorfield, about a mile and a from Bristol. The unfortunate ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. .\Ubin a bent of a tielancholy and fatal nature occurred ^rriag8 distance of Ainulree, a few evenings ago. ,,s j a°d four horses, belonging to Dunkeld, wa» on ?' tl)« Do'0? Crieff» where il bad been wilh a parly; 0ne PPeg 8 was ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. Mr. James Ambury, of Huntsham, Ifereforshire, met with a fearful accident in the beginning of last week. He was engaged superintending the harvest, when he unfortu- nately got crushed between the waggon and the wall, the shaft ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. A WOMAN KILLED llY HER IIL'SBAND.—On Friday lasl in inquest was held at Avenbury Mills, Herefordshire, before T. Evani, Esq., coroner, and a respectable jury, on lhe body of Martha Ick, wife of J. Hick, waggoner, Little Froome, ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTY. FIREBRANDS.— We are informed by a gentleman of un- doubted respectability that he overheard a man who was ieaving the Socialists' Den in St. J ames's on Saturday tast, utter the following significant language—We hope it will not ...
... INCREASE -OF CRIME. v (From Frra2er'-s Aliigqzine, finr July.). e The nuinber .for the' month of this clever i o mngttzine contains a powertul article crititled t . 'i'lie Despciale Srate~e, fronm which ve.iniakc the a v following catracts rcslpceting ...
... DECREASE OF CRIME. THE Criminal Returns for 1844 exhibit a tact which greasly relieves their otherwise sombre pages, a result which in the words of Mr. Redgrave, of the Home Office, the compiler, has not appeared in the returns of crime in England and ...
... IGNORANCE AND CRIME. remaikable document, and one suggesting many weighty considerations, and supplying much important evidence in reference to the alli mce of crime with ignorance, has been recently published by the Government. It is a statement of the ...
... Crimes AND CASUALTIES. » TERRIFIC EXPLOSION. V 6adlul fire broke out al 5 °'clock on Saturday morn- 111 'he extensive oi! and turpentine warhouses of Johnson and Pinchin, situate in the New Road, c6°rSe's East, and adjoining the Blackwall Railway. ^,fewas ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF POISONING.— A considera- ble degree of alarm and excitement was created in the neighbourhood of Folds, Little Bolton, on Thursday last, in consequence of an inquisition, held at the Crown Inn, upon the body ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. On Friday, August 28, an accident of a most seriou, nature happened to Mr. Chadwick, the principal contractoi for the skew bridge across the Avon, and other works in this neighbourhood connected with the Great Western Railway. As ...
... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. DRFADHJL MURDER AT ISLINGTON. During Tuesday the vicicity of Islington was much excited io consequence of the discovery of a most inhuman murder, per- petrated on the person of Mr. John Templemáii; an elderly gentleman, who resided ...