... the knife, from hip, but, his ?? :were badly cut.. During thestruggle, p~rppenr,th atpned .rgeatedly thatb he intepded to, murder., witness, and also his wife. VWitness ,bld very A rn,;and. wts afterwards- assisted to.the hpspital. i'he,prjspner seized ...

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... by the family of Hardt Lne to tho wc .-witness Stoke3,-'a 'a mark of their gratitude for his eri *conduct Iin W09iugii the murderer to justice. TbWd br, a,: presontatlen,'wi made at Mr. Lane's house, all the ro- ho: d, maining membera of the family being ...

... waste/AO of the aejoirairw parish of P , - , athberp. The allegbd murderer w7.e tal. The name of the mare. ered Webster and hi. wile had lived an ;:-.anpity for mcnaw t.Taf peat. The murderer b. aileged to 'tsee eat hiz throat with a *hap knife, toe ear to ...

... wuld be ham to say about it, I then ROAM, d to near the sim superliat.7 , al voice address me again, and say. ' Murder! it a murder; will you conceal ?' i ;hen said, • No; Out for Try own father. On, pray Goa direct me aright; but shall. I give np ...

... division of the High Court of Justice. The action is brought in reference to the fire in the Whitechapel-road spoken of in the proceedngs on the charge of murder. The company eispute the payment. If the case is tried, it is exoected to be beard on or shout ...

... with complicity in the murder of his brol-,heen mistress—had no communication to make. The warrant for his removal to *eater p'ece of c man-meet and penal servitude rot been relei7el. As affectir gin ldon Ic eenneelon with the murder at Whit el took place ...

... 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 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 woman was arrested. The woman 1 ho was murdered, Mrs. Samuel; was the widow of a diamond mi-chant, who lived for many years in e Bary-street, Bevis Marks. The only fact to support the theory that the murder was. committed to con- ceal a robbery is that ...