... Inspector Gernon, at the police station, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, Whitechapel, by Mr. How, with the view of obtaining the sum of 16s. 8d., which Corrigan had in his'pocket when the murder was perpetrated. Inspector Gernon, without delay, waited upon Mr ...

... MURDER OF A SOLICITOR. ON Wednesday week, Mr. Waugh, solicitor, of Great James-street Bedford-row, London, was murdered by a client. It appears for some time past Mr. Waugh had been concerned for a man named Westron, residing at 23, Newland-street, Kensington ...

... very near to the spot where a poor Jew boy was found brutally murdered a few years since, being at the corner of Brown's-lane, and directly facing Lamb-street, Spitalfields. The cries of Murder soon attracted a number of per- sons to the spot, who found ...

... ALLEGED CHILD MURDER, AND BURNING OF THE BODY. On Saturday, the attention of Mr. Ingham, the presiding magistrate at the Thames Police Court, was called to a charge entered on one of the police sheets against Sarah Liepman, a Jewess, of No. 32, Cable-street ...

... the handle. He then deliberately drew it out, and made off rapidly without hat or shoes. The poor creature could just cry Murder. The neighbours came and found her on the floor in a pool of blood. The police and surgical aid were called, and the woman ...

... have been ?? Friday morning, the new bell for the Houses of Parliament was removed from the foundry of Messrs Mears, at Whitechapel, and con- veyed to the base of the great clock tower at West- minster palace. -At Clerkenwell police-court on Friday, George ...

... fields with bad comnpany: a lot of boys came and took me from home; I went with them to a lodging-house in Keates-treet, Whitechapel, where the little boys are. ?? threepence a night. My father found me out, and came after me. The woman's name who keeps ...

... age, and lately aa inmate of. an asylum for.fallen females in Mount- terrace, Whitechapel, was:,brought before Mr. Selfe, charged on her own confession with the wilful murder of a ?? cehild at Brighton. The .prisoner had been an inmate of a probationary ...

... had put vitriol into the kettle*. CHARGE OF MURDER AT AYLESBURY.—A man named John Frost, and a woman named Elizabeth Allen, have been committed for trial at the next assizes, charged with the wilful murder of an old man named Wildes. Allen is the keeper ...

... Londoii, which niay usefully be looked at. The Britannia Theatre, in High Street, Hoxton, and the Pavilion Theatre, in the Whitechapel Road, are the new buildings which we is&lud to. They are neither of them, as yet, roofed in, but are expected to be complete ...

... prosecution, gave evidence of having captured the prisoner last Sunday night, at Whitechapel, London, on the charge of having been con- cerned with others now in custody, in the murder of Thos. Dowd, and assaulting and scalding John Dowd, at Newport. I-Prisoner ...

... AND BRUTAL MURDER OFAN INFANT AT RATCLIFF. Yesterday morning some degree of alarm was manifested by the quiet inhabitants of the hamlet of Ratoliff, St. Dan- stan's, Stepney, in consequence of the discovery of a moat foul and brutal murder of an infant ...