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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... ot the charge against her, she immediately admitted that she had been delivered of a dead child, which was in a box in the kitchen, the keys of which she handed to the ofcers, and they found the remains of the child. They took the prisoner to the station-hkouse ...

ATROCIOUS CASE OF THEFT, FORGERY, AND MURDER

... The prisoner then pet it into the small spoon, and drosket it, but I cannot tell what witb. I think it was mixed in the kitchen, . It was given to Jean by Andrew. The prisoner either gave it to me or Andrew, I anm not sure which. I saw Andrew give the ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... brought theni to- me t o wash,.; and I an- sberod,Yes; but the day after washing-day, and' they are not done. went into the kitchen-my iaastbi followed nc. I here took up the poker to stir the fire, when he toek hold of cse by ithe shoulders, ve me a tremendous ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... panes of glass over the door, and the prisoner Williams instantly ran down stairs, and concealed himself in a closet in the kitchen. The door was opened by the woman, and the constable took the prisoner into custody. There were several men and women in the ...

PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE

... Leicester-square Soup Kitchen, Ham-yard, Great Windmill.street, 1,0 poor creatures were relieved. At the- Model Soaf .Xitchen, Bath-place, New-road, upwards of-8oo were .relieved. At the Wertminster ioup Istceet, Broad Sacuay Soup Kitchen, Lewishaffl- dSanctuary ...

DARING AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY

... after the stove in the greenhouse, when he proposed ae- companying her to see the garden. They afterwards returned to the kitchen and partook of some wine. The prisoner must have admitted the female into the house when he went for the wine. About nine ...

THE HORRIBLE CASE OF BRUTALITY AND MURDER

... their four children were; that she was ordered 4' to go into the slse house, or back house; that as she went acress the kitchen he saw that herneck and shoulders were covered with blood, which appeared to have flowed just before he came in; that ...

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT

... dining-roorm, ransacked it of all the valu- ables it possesed, and strewed the others about the place. She then proceeded to the kitchen, where she found the thieves had also been, and taken all the plate they could find there. Information was then given to the ...

RAPE ON A GIRL, AND FALSE CHARGE OF THEFT

... Faeny Harnswerii was then sworn and'said a I am in the'service of Mr.S,9qlsnons.. ?? nday week the defendant came iato! the kitchen, and! said he was coming to aleep with ?? 'I said he'4 4i'd not come, and went to bed alone.v hereise no doc; to the door ...

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE

... she had a child three months after she was macned. The intercourse between defendant and myself took P ace in mny father's kitchen, about twelve o'clock at night, whilst my father and mother were in bed. They did not know ealvert was in the house. I let ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... the house, the landlord of which was Mr. Oldridge, ealled to see his relation, and played a few games of cribbage in the kitchen; he quitted at ten o'clock, and almost imme- diately after he had left the dog was missed. It was ultimately, owing to mouch ...

FRIGHTFUL MURDERS BY A MANIAC NEAR EDINBURGH

... medical practitioner. The county police were immediately on the spot, and upon entering the house found Dr. Wilson in the kitchen, lying upon his back, quite dead, with his head beaten almost to a jelly. The next object which presented itself was the lifeless ...