HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY
... the High Court of Ju»ticiftry \ !jice to-day, Lord Dess presiding. The and Burnett were the proijjjir counsel. 116 r;P:p CHILD MURDERS. mWI named Margaret wee with the crime of child murder. *n ...
... the High Court of Ju»ticiftry \ !jice to-day, Lord Dess presiding. The and Burnett were the proijjjir counsel. 116 r;P:p CHILD MURDERS. mWI named Margaret wee with the crime of child murder. *n ...
... BIRTH. Unwi!». —Nov. 10, at Brincliffo House, Mrs. Herbert Unwin, of a son. Cowlisiiaw.— Nov. 9, Charles, surviving twin son John Yeomans and Sarah Cowlishaw, of Cliffe, in the 11th year of his age. Newman.— Nov. 10, John Winstone, son of Henry Newman, 140. Lanedowno road, aged 1. Cantrell.—Nov. 9, Hannah, wife of William Cantrell, aged 01. Buttles.—Nov. 10, Jos. Moulson, the beloved son of Mr ...
... Chesham and Waterside v. Watford United. match was played at Chesham on Saturday last between eleven of the Watford United Club and eleven of tne Chesham and Waterside Association, which resulted in victory for the home team by one goal, kicked by ***^ ao to nil. The game only lasted hour, owing to the iate arrival of the Watford eleven. There was f lo^, 0 ground, which made the footing ...