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1800 - 1849
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Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper

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London, London, England

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Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper

THE AWFUL COLLISION ON THE MERSEY

... watch fornvarl, cansisting of the mate ane two men. The captain was on the gasgwvay between the two paddle-boxes; he had the speaking- trumpet in his hand. They came up the Rock Channel, and con- tinned their course E.S.E. until they came to the Rock Light: ...

CENTRAL ar!XdINAL CO

... met the prisoner Smith, who asked him the way to the Elephant and Castle, and he di- rected her the way to go. While he was speaking to bet the prisoner Edwards came out of the side door of a public- house close by,and struck him in tieeyeaoid knocked hint ...

THE LATE MURDER AT STANLEY, DERBYSHIRE

... conversations between the three men, Holmes, Bonsall, and Bland, which, if true, places beyond doubt their guilt; and be also speaks to their arming themselves with staves, and to Holmes taking a knife with him, having whetted it for the purpose, on the evening ...

THE MURDER IN ST. GILES'S

... the night, and one by day. Connor has expresse4 some surprise at Hocker's spirits having so broken doens at the same time speaking with considerable coondendo as to the result of his own trial. On Saturday he ao visited by a Catholic priest, with whom ...

THE ATTEMPTED MURDER OF MR. SOUTHGATE

... bullet. His father had seen the prisoner on Wed- nesday, at Hlorsemonger-lane gaol, but could not identify aim, nor could he speak to any ~distinguishing features of he person by whom be was attacked. The court, after a short consultaton, said they had no ...

ONE LAW FOR ORANGEMEN—ANOTHER FOR RIBBONMEN

... tion; though their conduct much belies such a pre- sumption. The leaders of the north; the parents of tloe people, if we may speak so, who should encourage them to acts of friendship and mutual forbearance; who should suggest and foster, and carry out, enter- ...

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS

... 'iven her the sovereign; therefore the (lase- amonotd to feon-Mr. wild submitted that the transfea wat% a host of witnesses 00 speak to the prisoner s good character, some of whom were barrioters, and some solicitors, all having known him many y ears, he(the ...

ASSASSINATION OF A POLICECONSTABLE AT DEPTFORD

... commences at the Old Bailey on Monday next, before the judges who go the Norfolk and North Wales .Circuits. This is, properly speaking, the March session, but held thus early to afford a sufficient time for the jjudges to go through the cases on the circaits ...

THE GREAT WHITECHAPEL DISTILLERY CASE

... not whether spirlrs had been, but vwhether they could be Vaese 1. 'Ai defendants had not called the witness who could beot speak to the mode of working the distillery, btet they had called two witnesses only, who were not on the prerniwea in the night ...

LAW AND POLICE—SATURDAY

... three of whom are now transported, and one of them is his own' brother.-Prisoner: Come, come, Mr. West, I'll trouble you to speak the truth, it you please: I-have only been convicted once; it was my brother who had the second dose.-Mr. Henry asked the officer ...

DELIBERATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER

... went out again. The coat he left behind 1im was seized by the police. There are stains of bleod aspon it. The man did not speak a work during the tise he was in the room, and it was somewhat sinnlas:, as lie had to walk from Cannon-street-road to Hackney ...