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... of hheftwitlT atleaww ing ttie rumour current u/ith respect Bis murder , may bo imagined. Singular to SUtoVNoberOrl mtrdMs Coots* bad actubUy been-'robbed of a' watch not ban Whitechapel four years Blfwilwdnca tbispot no doubt proved the foundation off ...
... THE EIN6SWOOD MURDER. Monday the German who was apprehended suspicion of being one of tbs murderers of Mrs. Holliday, at Kingswood, was brought before the magistrates at for further examination. Although the prisoner had given the name August Saltzman ...
... THE KINGSTPOOD -MURDER. g ag--e the , On Monday, Johann Carl Franz, w i t h b e i n concerned in the murdef of Martha Halliday al Kingswood Rectory, was ain Pl ac ed at before Mr. Sherrard /chairman), Mr. W. s treet, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Hackblock, at ...
... THE BRIGHTON MURDER. At the Lewes assizes on Monday, private the llua-aif*, who shot one his comrades some time Brighton, found guilty. appeared that the deceased had given the prisoner some provocation, and that the prisoner had been drinking. but these ...
... CHILD MURDER. IN CLERKENWELL. On Monday afternoon last an inquest was held at the Workhouse, Clerkenwell, before Dr Lankester, coroner, on view of the body of a newly-born infant, which was found the preceding Friday morning lying upon the open space ...
... EXECUTION - OF THE PIRATE MURDERERS. A reprieve having arrived on Friday night for two of the men convicted for the Flowery Lend piracy and murders, the number left for execution on Monday was reduced to five. Extraordinary preparations were made last ...
... CHARGE OF WILFUL MURDER. Joseph Deans, aged nineteen, a hammerman, late of Bright-street, Bromley, was brought before Mr Partridge, at the Thames Police Court, on Thursday, charged with the wilful murder of Elizabeth Jennings, his sweetheart, by pushing ...
... the night preceding the murder, which wad committed on Wednesday, the 9th ultimo, Mr. Hughei a carriage, and, accompanied by • salon& raper named Moore, left Cleveland for Bedford. At. ten o'clock on the morning of the murder he sought an interview with ...
... ATTEMPT TO MURDER A 7 William Allison, aged 21, described as a dyer, living at 24, Baldwin-street, City-road, was charged on remand, at Worship-street, with feloniously cutting and wounding with a table-knife Mary Ann Allison, his wife; thereby inflicting ...
... to mention a most important fact to the Bench. •Ttis prisoner was traced to a lotlging-howie in Whitechapel, where he arrived the night after the murder, and on the following day he confided to the of , Mr. Callooney, the pmprictor. a checked shirt which ...
... THE DETECTIVES employed to unravel; if possible, the Stepney murder, have apparently conic to a deadlock, and up to a late' heur on Saturday night they had not obtained any clue to the murderer, but they have not given up all hope of bringing him to justice ...
... actual murderer, will doubtless stimulate the police to make all possible exertions, and may perhaps induce one of the murder's accomplices (if he has any) to turn Queen's evidence against him. For some time after the oommission of tire murder, it was ...