... 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 ...

... Never was a murder committed in a more 9 deliberate manner for a more paltry object and by men who must have been fully alive from their education to the consequences of their d.ad. Here education scems oaly to have enabled the murderers to devise more ...

... 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 ...

... order to spread the organteoitien meetings w were being held that night at Lewisham, Bromley. 3 by-Bow, Hampstead-road, Whitechapel, and Deptford. i 1 As to the question of federation, it would take 3 considerable discumioml before the best ileaus could ...

... Joseph Turnbuhll, twenty-one, pitnian, was, late 'on Saturday night, fodotod guilty of the murder of Mis tin lag'i an -T niitIan, 'iand sen. tenoed to death. i t'ae murder wase oomitted-at Wel- ' lisgton, near Durham. on the 21st of- April -the day of Wullington ...