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... said that the sentence proceeded from a regard, not to the first wife or the seeond, but to the interests of society. . THE DRURY-LANE MURDER. (Before Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Manle.) Thomas William Wicks, aged twenty, was placed at the bar on Saturday ...
... said that the sentence proceeded from a regard, not to the first wife or the second, but to the interests of society. THlE DRURY-LANE MURDER. (B, fore Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Maule,) Thomas William Wicks, aged twenty, was placed at the bar on Saturday ...
... The first was upon the body of William Austin, aged two 'years, the son ot a compositor, residing at 16, Crown- court, Drury-lane. From the evidence of a Mr. Todd, it appeared that on the morning of Sunday of last, his attention was directed to the house ...
... The first was upon the body of William Austin, aged two ,, years, the son ot a compositor, residing at 16, Crown- court, Drury-lane. From the evidence of a Mr. Todd, it appeared that on the morning of Sunday of last, his attention was directed to the house ...
... prisoner said he had taken altogether seventeen pieces of lawn and two dozen of handkerchiefs, to Newman, the pawnbroker, in Drury-lane, and that he had also taken to the same place twenty or thirty yards of vesting satin, and a quantity of satin scarfs, but ...
... prisoner said he had taken altogether seventeen pieces of lawn and two dozen of handkerchiefs, to Newman, the pawnbroker, in Drury-lane, and that be had also taken to the same place twenty or thirty yards of vesting satin, and a quantity of satin scarfs, but ...
... station-house on the charge of horse stealing. He'found two keys on Callin, who he tound resided.at 22, Blackwore-street, Drury-lane; and at the residence of Montjoy, 16, 1lellis-street, Clare-market, he found an iron chisel, yrhich the prisoners mother ...
... interfere. Mr. Rackstraw accordingly be went to complainant's house, and was informed that w n- he was at his workshop in Drury-lane thither he (a a~y repaired, and found Mr. Grey giving directioiis to fit his men.-Mr. Burrell said, that although Mr. Grey ...
... examination he not detect the slightest trace of either mineral vegetable poison. Mr. Welsh, licentiate surf& from Dr. Walker's, Drury-lane, said that aloa a fortnight ago he was suddenly summoneel to at, deceased, whomr he found stretched upon her bie her clothes ...
... several other boys of the same class resided iii a asi- serable hovel, pregnant with filth and disease, in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. Two Italians, in the employ of Rahbiaotti, were first called, and concurred in stating that he was a kind and considerate ...
... en John Nashnisged 76. * -Wllhiarm Ccx deposed that deceased lived in the reami adjoining his,' a a a), Charles-Street, Drury-lane. On Friday m nrnnng deceased' fell against and burst open *Itness's door. Ap Witness gel out of bed, when deceased ex claimed ...
... necessary interfere, Mr. Rackstraw accordingly aS went to complainant's house, and was informed that he was at his workshop in Drury-lane; thither he repaired, and found Mi', Grey giving directicig to sa his men.-Mr. Burrell said, that althpogh Mi'. Grey bn ...