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... Gas- coyne, for perjury at the July Assizes, ISGS ; William G ervis, an unnatural offence ; Harriet Watson, at- tempting to murder William Stirland by shooting at him with a loaded pistol ; Francis Coxon and Edward Holden (two lads), throwing stones at ...
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... Crescent market, Green lane ; 30, Nursery street ; 11, Duke street, Park ; 154, South street, Shef- field moor ; and by 2280 agents. — Advt. The Murder and Suicide at Betunal Green. — Inquest on the Bodies. — Yesterday, Mr. Humphreys,, the coroner for Middlesex ...
... WESTMINSTER MURDER. A respite during Her Majesty's pleasure was, on Wednesday, sent to the gaol, Newgate, for William Maloney. The sentence of death would have been carried out on Monday next. The American government has claimed the murderer of the American ...
... the presence in London of Colonel Nelson, in furtherance cf the application for a warrant airainst that gentleman for the murder of Mr. George \\ illiani Gordon, at Morant Bay, Jamaica, in October, 1565. A witness named William Desborough, of 1, Tenny- ...
... death of an old woman tamed Ann Srevece, of Duke street, Moor, was broaght up. The facts of tbe caee appeared in our columns yesterdsy. The prisoner was formally committed for ftial. MURDEROUS ABBAULT IN BAILE_ LaNK At the Town Hall, yesterday, a rou ...
... hanged. So also were the murderers John Dolan, John M'Cormack, M. James Johnson, and William Shbrward. Michael Atkins, convicted of murdering his wife, was respited because the judge was con- vinced there was no intention to murder. Then there have been ...
... cent. That on debentures renewed is from 3 to 4 per cent. THE NETTLESWORTH MURDER. (From our Correspondent.) The Irishman Coxon and his wife, who are implicated in the murder of Ann Halliday, at Nettles worth, near the city of Durham, were brought up ...
... tbe esse, if the parents * y make good his loss.âTbe prisoner was remanded. THE STEBNEY MURDER. On Wednesday, Emms and Mullins, the two men charged with tbe murder of Mrs. Emsley, of Stepney were again brought before Mr. Selfe, at the Thames Police Court ...
... THE ROTHERHAM HOUSEBREAKERS BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES. Arthur Matthewman, John Moor, Charles Wood, Sarah Moor, and Hannah Barber, were brought up on remand charged with breaking into the house of George Davy, innkeeper, Blackburn, on the night of October ...
... inversion of the ordinary point of view from which one regards murderers and their accomplices, that it almost produces the effect of humour. Except in De Quincey's cele- brated essay on Murder considered as one of the Fine Arts, it has probably never been ...
... VERDICT OF FELO DE SE. An inquest was held yesterday evening, by J.Webster, I Esq., coroner, at the Punch Bowl Inu, Sheffield moor on the body of a man named Stephen Bishop, who died | from the effects of poison. The evidence showed that I the deceased, ...