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... On Saturday considerable sensation was created at the west end of London by the circulation of reports that something of an important nature had transpired relative to the murder of the late Win. Russell, by which the identity of the perpetrator of the dreadful and horrid deed would be likely be proved to conviction. In consequence the number of persons in Norfolk-street was more numerous than ...

... (Before J. F. indie, Eq., the Her. John op wood, John Lifter, Esq., James Simpson, Ksq., John Heycs, Esq., and John Lomax, Esq.) Drunk Thorn ley wks fined Bs. and for being drunk and disorderly the street Tuesday night. Edward Ashton and Samuel Sit)Nner were summoned for being drunk and disorderly 011 Monday night, near the Tontiue public-house. Ordered to fiud one surety each, and pay the ...

... THE MURDER LOUD WM. RUSSELL. TlttAL COURVOISIEK. Thursday morning having been appointed for the trial nt the Central Criminal Court of Francois Benjamin Courvoisier, for the murder of Lord William Russell, from a very early hour the greatest excitement was apparent iu the vicinity of the Old Bailey. During the uight the appearance of the Old Court, in which the trial was take place, was ...