... out with a revolver in a first-class carriage on the North-London Railway on Tuesday, The deceased was a member of the Whitechapel Board of Works, late a ohurchwarden, and a Past Master of a well-known Masonic lodge, He carried on a large business at ...

... TRAGEDY. TERRISS'S MURDERER DECLARED GUILTY, BUT INSANE. FULL ACCOUNT OF HIS TRIAL AT THE OLD BAILEY. iAsssT a fog so dense that it was necessary to light all the gas lamps in the court the trial of Richard Archer Prince for the murder of William Terriss ...

... fail lenalty in seak cos,. roeC THE CHARGE OF 0 MURDER AGAENuST A GIRL. Or. , ON Satatrday, at the Central Crinsinel Colurt, Ca-oline eoc Periy, seventeon, who was iuditetcd for the wilhul I tro murder of a little girl, ased alto't tio years by h.E( ...

... morning resumed, at the Working Lads' Institute, Whitechapel-road, the inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Frances Coles. Charles Littlewood, employed at a coffee-house at 73, Whitechapel-road, said: About half-past six on the morning ...

... of jealousy, and was sentenced to four months imprisonment, has been reconciled, and the pair are now living together. A MURDERER named Busch, before being beheaded at Gustron, knocked down the priest who was attending him in his cell, and rushing out ...

... disappeared by foul means? If this woman was murdered, bow many persons were concerned in It? How long wee it since the devilish deed was wrought? What was the motive, and was there any provocation, or was foul murder done merely to get rid of an awkward witness ...

... deceased was murdered, and if so, bether such murder was by the hand of Sadler or of me person or persons unknown. ' The jury retired to consider their verdict, and after absence of thirteen minutes they returned with a animous verdict of wilful murder against ...

... Notarbartolo r'Hft' Sciisarr.a oa is Wednesday. evoeingdfor PsleTmo inra'compartnen t in se - ?? It'ieb~ieneoddth'at he b se' was murdered 'by his two companionmsafrom motives ofl ?? revengbe ' No'trace of the two men has yet been wdimn 51 bd, 'ovo ediby the police ...

... and said that the prisoner was on the last occasion charged with attempting to murder by shoot. lug the man, who was since dead. The charge would S now be wilful murder. The question as to the state of mind of the prisoner had been raised in another ...

... remarked that in their children do not die in anything like the same ratio tili as Gentile children ; and in the district of Whitechapel the medical officer of health has reported that on the rortis side of the Hligh-street, occupied by tile Jews, the SrIC ...

... COURT. I Soo~~lG Cl~ieEoF Mum'raoc.-Anne l'Tohkes, j ,]III 'ICN C1AhG g ' thirty-four, widow, was charged with the wilful murder of her child, William George Noakes, sixteen months old. From the opening statement of the learned counsel for the prosecution ...

... summons. DEATH.H-SENTENCE ON THE WEST RAN! MURDERER. AT the Central Criminal Court, before Mr. Justice Channell, a young-man, named Ed- gar Smith, thirty, a theatrical carpenter, was indicted for the wilful murder of Martha Appleyard. There was no dispute ...