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THE MURDER AT LEICESTER

... IHE )XURDZR AT LEICESTER. ni ?? After the cominttal of Co&kJE itmilirdefleitfxtfr I Pas, as detailed in our laastpublication, he confessed to 4 the 0fflcer who sat up to watch him, that he -perpetrated I the 1ourder with the iron pin used by bookbinders in their I buineoss. He stated that the head and the upper of the I body were not consumed by fire; but declared that he i would never give ...

Lancaster Spring Assizes

... I ,xifiTradter Apring addirid. I at CROWN COURT. th, he FRIDAY, MASCII 14. ti', nt Bridgeg Fitzpatrick, So. was indicted for putting off to rel *1y John Clegg at Liverpotol, a false and counterfeit half:. wi in crown. at a lower rate than the same did by its denomina. Si) a thin import. .The case on the part of tire prosecution hi eb mainly rested on the evidence of a person named Clegg, .ot ...

LIVERPOOL CORPORATION INQUIRY

... Fn ?? :h ?? our last.) tio igFRIDAY, NOV. 15.-ELEVFNTH- DAY.St le THE BRhIBERtY SYSTEM. w le On the opening of' the Court this morning, 'Mr. Wmn. chi Brown, in reference to his evidence of the preceding ay Mc ..relative to the bribery practised by captains of vessels, sht d said he did not speak of'ships belonging to his own house' Tb ybut of' foreign ships consigned to them, over whose pro: ...

FIRE POLICE

... r ?? from 1ie MercuryJ of eay 24.) r d If a fire police should ever be formed here, and there is e no town in England where such an establishment is more if imperatively required, we can and will, with pleasure, fur. a nish the committee with a great variety of suggestions for e the suppression of fires, which we have frepis time to time n collected from a great variety of s mean. Ie time we ...

OLD BAILEY

... OLD f.zllLEY. ?? ?? I 12 .,A ?? .1:- On Wednesday, J. Bond was -indicted for stealing a £20 and a XI0.notv, tbe..property of W. Howard. Sarah R.4ndall, iived as housekeeper to Mr. How. ard, for 40. years. In December, his family :.eonsist- ed of o3ond, his grattdson; T. Ayres, -a servant; and witness. On the lst of December, tire prisoner and Ayres went out. Witness was sitting ideway to the- ...

LANCASTER ASSIZES

... woANCAT-ER.. SS..E- S LANCASTER ASSIZE&. , -1 .. A_ ., 1 t - L Thursday, 271h March, THE KING 09t THE PROSECU nON or RICHARD BOOiTH V5. TllE SStiRV. WILL. BORDMAN. This was an indictment originally preferred at the :r Quarter Sessions of the peace for this county, and ;t sfterwsards, at .ltbe insteonce of tbe prosecutor, re- r moved by crrlfirari into the Court of King's-bench, from whence ...

CAPTURE OF MARGARETTA

... Atr- l.E OL F M LkGAVIEiTA. E A t >, i . l-m the l a, ?? 21-Gmeiral Moridilo landed at teisland of Margarenlta o le 14th instant A con luin of his troop3 narched immeudia`tely to attack Pu- co is larmar, which they took possessioD of after a desperate T l redmtance. Thlreehundred f the insurgent basd were of kil'ed and manyi ;ouvtded and made prisoners. The S e remnaitderott-he hand eied to ...

MANCHESTERISM

... I o COUNTY SESSIONS. o On Tuesday last, an adjournment'of the General An. o nual Sessions of this county was holden' in the Court o House, in Preston. Sir T. D. Hesketh, Bart. who pre- sided at the former. meeting, having taken the chair, the less 'Rv. J. J. Hornby proceeded to read the report of the by committee appointed -by the magistrates, at the last sit- ting, to. inquire into certain ...

ROBBERY OF THE MAIL

... ROBBEiRY OF THE HAIL. . - . 1 I 1RUBB 1t x Ur 112X IAunsl. Clonrmel, April 2.-About half past one o'clock 'n sthe night between Thursday and yesterday morning, ea formidable attemptv was made oln the up-coach from Cork to Dabliu, oear Ballvsheeban ahout two miles | beyond Cashel, on its way from the latter place to ULttleton. 'The villains concerned in this design placed cars, ladders, and ...

EXECUTIONS FOR MURDER

... EXECUTIONS FhR MURDER. ItRELAND. 3furder of Afr. Baker.-Clonrmsel Assizes.-On i Monday, Mather was put upon his trial, at Clonmel,. for the murder of Mr. Baker. The solicitor-gene- I ral stated the case at great length, and detailed the I particulars of the horrid conspiracy which had been l formed to assassinate Mr. Bakter, and which appear- ed to have been organised upon a mostalarming and l ...

ROBBERY

... A most daring Robbery was ?? on the premises occupied hy 'Jr Howie, grocer, Pool-lane, jast Sanday morning, between the hours of 3 and 4 t)clock. The att mpt was made from the adjoining yard, by means of a small ladder, placed on the top of a wall against the hotuse, from the top of vshch the robber reached the roof, ahd descended the chimney in front of Pool-lane, into the rokin over the shop ...

Law Intelligence,

... w IntelliqmCco - i ? , , .. -- King's Penac, April 20. COS?!RACY. V. D[YERS, LEVY, NOLPE, KINNEAR, t glgc- AND OTHERS. Gerneqystateds that this was an indictment against 1ryefs LewisLevy, Mozely Wolfe, John Kinnear, X others, for a conspiracy to set up certain per. f on flctitious credit, to impose upon the public as I t, The learned Counsel described the conspi E le of the most mischievous ...