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ELECTION PETITIONS

... that I have been in Lancashire and sat upon many benches, but I never heard of such a system as this before. I am not at all speaking of the present petition, or express. ingthe slightest opinion upon it; but I am shocked to hear that working men, who ought ...

THE MURDER IN BLOOMSBURY

... wife had written, or what she alleged she had seen and heard. He said, in answer to Mr. Sleigh, that he for- bade his wife to speak of the subject, because he thought it might cause a disturbance at his iodgings and injure his character.' MIs. J./eeman ...

THE AMERICAN CONGRESS IN SESSION

... strangers, large enough to hold 1,500 persons. In the House members appear to speak as often as they please to the same bill, but the Senate has a rule that no member shall speak more than twice the same day, without leave of the Senate. Unless upon the ...

ATTEMPT TO MURDER A CLERGYMAN

... Special Police, having been communicated with shortly arrived, as. suming the custody of the prisoner. Cochois refused to speak. He was searched, and four purses were found on him. Counsel for the defence denounced the idea of premeditation, and dwelt ...

THE LEEDS MERCURY

... be found a letter from iv de MR. TloTNAS WEIGHT, a man of whose active piety lo ar. and sound judgment it is impossible to speak too SI a highly,-who has seen DOVE on twelve different occa- e0 all ig sions, and who, as the result of all this intercourse ...

SUDDEN DEATH OF A CITY DETECTIVE

... against the counter. Directly ,the door opened 1. M. Kalloch entered, and, drawing a pistol, without, as far as can be learned, speaking a word, began' firing at De Young. The latter ran through the gate of the counter to the desk inside, Kalloch fring at him ...

PROFESSOR EWALD'S TRIAL

... references to England, since the Prussian constitution is different from the English. Professor Ewald wras then permitted to speak. H~e said that his advocate had said all that was needful, and he would only add that he certainly had no design to malign ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... were seriously jeopardised. The magistrates 0ooked uporn tho offence as one whiclh no ienalty would meet. Miichael Davitt, speaking at Bray on Tuesday night, raid be believed the democracy of England and Scotland would be induced to grant Home Rule wkssr ...

SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT HACKNEY

... division, had her re- moved to the Geroan Hospital. On Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, she was partly sensible, but unable to speak. When ashkd if she vished to make any statement, she wrote the word No. Her death is expected. ...

WIFE MURDER NEAR KEIGHLEY

... conduet has been i feigned, will doubtless be a subject of inquiry. Since his imprisonment he has appeared perfectly sane, speaks rationally, and eats and sleeps well. The iiquest was held yesterday evening, and the jury returned a verdict of WILFUL ...

ALLEGED MURDER AT BOOTLE

... her house, where she was found dead shortly afterwards by ter mother. Prisoner, when apprehended, said he found his wife speaking to some men, and he pushed her down. He was remanded. THE DEPRECIATION OF SILVER.-A petition to the President of the Int ...

SERIOUS STABBING CASE AT BIRMINGHAM

... became indignant, and remarked that nothing was too bad for a man who, while in receipt of a. pension, did not hesitate to speak disrespectfully of his Sovereign. Wilkins at this picked up a bayonet tihat was hanging against the wall, and, matking a rush ...