... A CANNIBALISTIC ITALIAN. Tits Italian newspapers record a ho,rinle attempt at murder on the part of a young man named Grandi, who seems to be somewhat of a cannibal. In this case the intended victim was a little boy, who was eating breakfast in the open ...

... Saturday morting, ait a;,lf-past one o'clock, tlree in 1. yonng macm were p;isting by No. 22, New Castle- bo h street, Whitechapel, witeti they fontid the dead body wi a of a child., lyig tn tte dirrep. The decensed w-a9 re s identifiedl us FaTtny Le-zarins ...

... miming wornaa answerirg t) a de edy la that of a woman wite frizzy light haild, and about e'ft. in height. • ye found at Whitechapel-road soon, every of the body the police hastily do.' o appearance of what they thooght was lime, the 'al had occurred huts ...

... week. Defendant said his nnester I had boxed his ears and threatened to murder him, and defendant called a fellow-apprentice, who said r that Mr. Isaaos had threatened to murder the de- C fendant. In answer to Mr. Isaaes, he said the o defendant was very' ...

... tke G-ntral Crile& Court, n Monday, the trial worm:- of the priecszera Henry and Thomas 'Wainierigh. , , charged with the murder of Harriet 1,7, 21 p, width Lave been town tall( for nearly !tr.+ enthi. Long before th', opening of the appaaratee uf the ...

... cheat. Police.cergeart Worth, 37 K, deposed that at about four o'clock on the previons afternoon he saw the prisoner in the Whitechapel road, and a per. son complained that the prisoner had obtained id. from him by pretending to tell his fortune. The per. ...

... Police-court, the two brothers, Henry Wainwright and Thomas George Wainwright, were charged, on remand, the former with the wilful murder of Harriet Louisa Lane, and the with being an accessory after the fact, to the mime. Mr. Poland, instructed by Mr. Pollard ...

... that home whence no a, traveller returns. - ti BRUTAL MURDER NEAR GRINSSBY. i The village of Riby six miles from Grimeby, was the b scene on Friday night of a most deliberate and cold- h blooded murder. William Morris, a shepherd, in the it employ of Mr ...

... seaman, was charged with violently assaulting Maryl Blurrigiiist, a respectable married woman,. of 31,l Backchurch-lane, Whitechapel, and Sophia Brown, a young woman. It appeared from the evidence of the complainants that at nine o'clock on Friday night ...

... was charged with embezzling fi money he had received on account of his employer, 0 Edward George, a bookseller, of 231, Whitechapel-road. d The prisoner was employed on commission, and it was t his duty to take out a certain number of hooks and dis. a: ...

... -Edwin O'Neil, tsventy-five, a ?? Irish- man, was placed at the bar, before Hr. Benson, charged on his oswir confession with murdering Ft man, name no- kuown, four years ago at Ballynuore, couity Westmeath. Ireland.-Thns. Kearney, greengrocer, 59, Dute-streat ...

... band. The complainant said to her, 'Woman, what do you mean ? The de. fendant said, You are waiting for my husband. I'll murder ?? A fter some iscore abusive words betwesen the p.arties tbry left, and the defendant followed her to a house in the Cal ...