... twenty-eight years, who was murdered under mysterious ciroumetancee in his ,.shop at Whalley Range, was opened at the B! ci brin Town Hall on Thursday. Tbe shop boy, Edward John Willians,aged fifteen years, who is charged waith the murder, was present incustody ...

... MURDEROUS OUTRAGE, AT, CHISLEHURST. ?? ?? 'l ?? [SUB3JECT OF EVLUSTRATIOTGN1' POtC tan A- DRUDItiRATE, and at present fnaicotnitble, aitn wtptn witii la, 't murder two young da oie of.them-ling a: ' ?? Rat ?? of the Bev-F. Noods vioar qr Bickiey, and ...

... MURDER IN THE HACKNEY.ROAD. - rRA,,. A .rA.r no i Ox Taesday night a oebooking mnurder was perpetrated at a house oocupied by Mr. Thomas Jones. a boot and shoe maker, in Great 0umberland-street, Hackney road. Ayonng man, named Charles Stanley. who had ...

... THE ALLEGED MURDER AT DURHAM. AT the Durham Assices on Saturday morning, Mr. Granger applied that the case of Peter Bray, charged vith the wilful murder of Thomas Pyle, at Durham, in April, 1882, might be postponed till the next assizes, on the groundthat ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER A MUTILA- TION IN GLASGOW. IALUJNi IIN I5.,,akXOVrV VY A WVOMAN SAWN TO PIECES. LSBUJrbOT OF ILLUSTRATION.] WtILLIAM M'EWANe, who is suspected of being the murderer of the woman whose body was found last week under appalling cirbumstances ...

... I EXECUTION FOR THlE GRIAVESEND MURDER. ! . -- - - -15A -rc -~r ?? -P Al, -J 11m-4-4 o ?? execrtion of Albert Moore, aged twenty-three, a soldier, took place on Tuesday morning at eight o'clock, within the precincts of Maidstone gaol. Since Lthe prisoner's ...

... other day. About ;rten o'clock a man ?? a common lodging~housei In he Georgo-stroet, not far from the acmne of the last re murder, attempted to ont the throat of a woman In ?? 'vheee company he had been some hours previoneily. e- Only a Blight wound wasB ...

... 3ORtljtBi.E MURDER AT ACTON. A ?? nnurder has taken place at the quiet i' ilttle sn;)urb of Acton, four miles down the Great ai Western line, the ?? of which are as fol. hc lows :-For many years past Mr. John Shepherd, hi t hojise ?? ond painter, and ...

... SHOWUNG MURDERS IN WHITECHAPEL I THKE MURDERER LEAPS FROM A ROOF. EXCITING SCENES. FULL DETAILS. EARLY on Saturday afternoon the East-end of London was plunged into a state of wild excite- ment by the harrowing details wbich came to band of one of the ...

... one of murder or manslaughter. re Evidence was given that tlhe prisoner was seen sharpen- r ing the knife with whiol the murder was committed- 3a In defence, it was urged that, the caee woe one .o man- A 1, at tCI slaughter, and not of murder., The jury ...

... THE MURDER OF JAMES FISK, -1-_ As - _- -s__ -- f - 1 ?? L-__ .1-9- Stokes, the murderer of Fairk, seems to have defended Cal meslf wit h great cleverness. He told his story as well ?? as any story was ever.,told to a jury by a prisoner in a on Ti capital ...

... the murderers would be fonnd, Paul Koczala and-his wife -were arrested. The woman was tried with Sehmerfeldt and her husband, hut acquitted, Schmerfeldtv was - con- vioted as an accessory before the fact to the murder. In reference to the murder,the ...