... 1 sentenced Daniel Phelas to six months', and Constance r Helen Phelan to nine months' hard labour. d SEQUEL TO THE ESSEX MURDER. e CHARLES SALTAS applied to Mr. Rs)Be, at Worship-street :0 Police-court, for assistance, stating that he now lived at ,t ...

... commit suicide. Constable Smith, 363 E, said the previous evening he was attracted to 65, Euston Road, by hearing cries of Murder ! The defen. dent was hanging out of a second floor win- dow, waving her arms. She afterwards rolled out of the window, ...

... by a woman on account of the Whitechapel murder. The person in question had spat at her, after which she wiped her foot on the ground, and said, That's how you'll get served when you go up against the White- chapel murderer. You lagged hins. It's through ...

... of whisky, the property of the Midland Railway t Company.-The carman in charge of a van was delivering t some goods in Whitechapel, and whilst so engaged the I priones solethecas ofwhikyhutwere stopped by the olie wth he asein hei posesion. They said ...

... when the doctor- entered the room he said, I am enjoying myself. There they are (pointing to the -twins)-they are being murdered. The twins, who, although three months old, weighed only 41b 6oz and 41b 70z re- spectively, died from want of proper. ...

... ed. when the prisoner was first before the court, it was shown by the evidence of John M'Donald, relieving l officer of Whitechapel, that the wife had applied for . ea assistance for *the children, and thiat they the were found in a room occupied by the ...

... Comnmercial-road, Whitechapel, was I charged with embez-zling the sum of`27 l6s,,the money he had received onl ,aeount of his employer. Ou being -questioned about the money the prisoner at first said 5ho had lost it while drinking in the Whitechapel-roed, anad ...

... Saturday morting, ait a;,lf-past one o'clock, tlree in 1. yonng macm were p;isting by No. 22, New Castle- bo h street, Whitechapel, witeti they fontid the dead body wi a of a child., lyig tn tte dirrep. The decensed w-a9 re s identifiedl us FaTtny Le-zarins ...

... charged with being a to; drank, disturbing the congregation during the watch- I in night service at Sr. Mary's Church, Whitechapel. They he were. further ckaiged with assaulting Mr. George A. ge, Mnaford. John Chapman, beadle'of St. Mary's, stated A in ...

... trtepisoner, who was soot.- dentttlly digcoverwd tiy Dauiighbcnrof-the owner, who pigu recognlised Ithi pony'and cart, in the Whitechapel. w5.t road, nod glare tile ptilsoner into ouetody. As none oi' the property in the cart VaS missing, the presidingr nldiermnlt ...

... week. Defendant said his nnester I had boxed his ears and threatened to murder him, and defendant called a fellow-apprentice, who said r that Mr. Isaaos had threatened to murder the de- C fendant. In answer to Mr. Isaaes, he said the o defendant was very' ...

... respecting the death i of the female child of Adolph Cashoneer, a, Jewish ~~ tailor, residing at 33, Speilman-streeh, Whitechapel, who died under very painful circnmstauces on WVed- dcc nesday. Adolph Cisshreer, the fa~ther, who gave On(I Ievidence through ...