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... th - re, now Eat' nand tial. THE MURDERER AND HIS VICTIM. The Saturday Review says :—lu this case the murderer is in every way a limet peltry and contemptible object; me, cowardly, devoid of ingenuity and resource. It is said that he is better educated ...
... P'IECERss. I COwN of the most shocking as well as treacherous out- rages ever perpetrated ill the South Scas was that of the murder of the Governient agent, Mr. Armstrong, by the natives of Manoba, the details of wvhich have just been rceived in this country ...
... __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _m THE WHITECERAPEL MURDERS, c 'Tillf following are soews further partioulars regardog Psan the arrest and detention of the ?? Alfred Gray, on u suspicion of belog the WhitechaPel murderer, It f appears that Gray a who ia stated to ...
... only made when it is too late to bring the murderer to human justice? It is impossible to say ; but there is no possibility of getting rid of the fact that the idea has fastened on the public mind that murders of this kind are very easy of concealment ...
... A LITTLE while back the Ipswich papers announced that a man who had confessed him- hi self to he the long-wanted East-end murderer n had died in Iquique, South America. The in- formant was a Mr. James Brame, who had been a shipmate with the man, and he ...
... SEVENTH WHITECHAPEL MNUDER NEXT WEEKS (DECEMBER STUi) ILLUSTRATED POLICE NEWS c Will contain further Illubtrabions of thia . FEARFUL TRAGEDY. The most cnrione Item In the cnblre surround- o inge ia a large placard posted on the walls of the I next honse ...
... beef, and a number of bottles a and utensils. t AT the Thames Police-court Hermann Bur-plt, a e baker, 20, Cable-street, Whitechapel, was summoned 1 at the instance of Mr. Lakeman for several offences r I under the Factory Act. The defendant was fined t ...
... number oi people to be dealt with in their respective districts, and the following were mentioned:- Greenwich, 17,000; Whitechapel, 10,000 ; Hammersmith, 3,000; Hackney and Stoke Newington, 10,000; the Jewish Board of Guardians, 3,C00 ; Fulham, 3,000; ...
... turned an open verdict. CONFESSION 0F MURDERING. A BROTHE R. Air Marylebone, John R. Walker, twenty-eight, lance corporal in the Grenadier Guards, was charged, on remand, before Mr. Mansfield, with having murdered his brother. On the 31st ult., about 9 ...
... TRAGEDY IN THE EAST END. HOCiKING MURDER THROUGH JEALOUSY. [SUBJECTr OF ILIUSTRATION.] LATE on Satolrdy Dight, last week, a murder of a shocking charteter took place in the East-eud of London. It ?? that a, man llnaned Charles Howard, a tarriel, who was ...
... GEORGE EMERY, aged twenty years, a private in the 'South Staffbrdshire Regiment, was hanged, at Newcastle last wek1 'for the murder of his' sweetheart, Mary Ann Mar- shal]], at Tyhemouth, on July 23. The pri- sbner, while stationed at Tynemoutl, bocamre ...
... before he diest to have the stigma ol murder ?? removed from him by. a p~ardon from the Crown; In Hei recognition of his iunocaune, which hea protests. The ups Lord Chief Justice, who was at thf time of the murder dab a young barrister on the Weste rn ...