THE COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT SWAN VILLAGE

... THE OOLtLr -AO T AT WtWAN : ,.V1LX A,; Qogt;I eight Anexa'*blate l byufatfl napit th liick Uke 0y' n e on the 23rd UIt,, bh y dacodi e for ?? fro t Iwinidet- h. Flf6te= io wre orn andoField, baun, was' ?? r. Theyu6he a rle cipal'nanakoev of the colliery, won predenit o l ?? ?? thse ?? momDavidPentBT of Tiptoni attende4 I rteoque 'of the' Ooroixer. The b ury basing 'been plt at the fime t'ere ...

[ill] INTELLIGENCE

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THE NEW CITY POLICE COURTS

... L ILe .LWDA6i -- v * a s. my S2,E Amvl biii comaeol CORS The, NeOw Olty Police Coofts Wm~h yooloeft ' oi Wd ieaday'. The buildinig has a frontage td Wishl,'ll-stroet if 182 feet, and to Bloom-&tret, III feet. TheO 6 le of building, is that type of pointed Gothic of which. O` imples soiounde in. Northern Italy. At the anl -of Ddinshull-ittreat and Bloom-street is, a large an't [ofty tower', ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... ?OLIC INT-ELLIGANUE. 13ow-BTRaEET. ..V . . .iU 0r A OL(BQYxA 7l Po t- r )~Ie Rv..T~e~ Wbdaged 41, ?? kge Accringtonil rancashrew as: ara:vt n t~eed~fmorfh~tteau for 21OZghawlab' t20n1. AN loelteite haae wemesn niathwit he porom o Wrlvy D Co iI ?? andequd fhem ~gran towads enargin the stion xi o1~,a wlayton-1c . D A ftietr exs6mel .orresporde h uomlttafrwadedtothe prione nhrt o X1O fr 'hs'i ?? ...

TRIALS AT THE ASSIZES

... ?? bfax, O ?? p~s~ .vil - I 1 lh.IwnN zrklgo~tI hel 1uz ~I , ir . Ox IV r9ItJ ~~o t ~~ ?? a ,; a eahtln O4te 41 g pjaps w tX 'he rsnerAmtowe. Rioe~7 d~d Il m p 1 da ?? b Iw Te10 U 4eaDinR4o tbat t an qphstnepatarbphqai her4a oetui lTa, Iay ea 4I , ba ,nin I ]tJy bderd'th~ il~e nak~e,, prgit wni im 1, - oen~ylder~ ear~o~ ag ?? ornt O *Th~~~P~~sonethd wa~ o responilbie fohis otion awer ie iithr ...

LIVERPOOL ASSIZES

... LIVERPO@L ASSIZES. til 0 R 0 W N C0O U R T.-MoNDAY. I (BEFORE Ms. JUSTICE WILLiei) Ini aIANSLAUGHTER AT PRESTON. on Oeorge Gill who had been out on bail, pleaded guilty n to a ergo of having at Blackbnn, on the lot August tr lastb, feloni ously .lriued Thomnasg He aton . Th e pri son er, it t was stated, httd L'nen insulted by another man, and he in threwv a spittoon afte~r him, wvhich struck ...

FLOGGING CRIMINALS

... The Lancet this week sent a medical gentleman long ac- quainted with the use of the cat to Newgate, to report on he the case of the two garotters flogged therein. He remarkss: ch -I attended at Newgtate on Wednesday last by your desire. ks and was kindly shown the prisoners in their cell by Mr. cl, Gibson. No. 1, who was to receive 40 lashes, was a moes- in cular man of middle height, and ...

Published: Wednesday 27 December 1871
Newspaper: Derby Mercury
County: Derbyshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 751 | Page: Page 5 | Tags: Crime and Punishment 

ALLEEGED FORGERY BY A LIVERPOOL IRON MERCHANT

... ALLEGED FORGERY DY A LIVERPOOL IRON MERCHANT. - 1 - ~_J ?? -. .. Yesterday, at the Liverpool police court, before Mr. Rafflee, Stipendiary magistrate, C06in Mackay, iron nierchant5 whose offices are in Oldhall-street, Liverpool, was brought up on remand charged with having forged and uttered a bill of excbange for ;£187 Us. l1d., with intent to defraud the Adelphi Banking Company,Limited. Mr ...

A HUMAN TIGER

... A EUMAN TIGER. A trial commenced on Wednesday in, the Assize Court of the Pas de Calais, which excites great in' terest in that part of Franco. . The scene of the aventb which form the oubjeot of: equiry,.is Abdresseleu,' a small village on the coast about five milee Irom Clape Grisne2, ten from Boulogne-sur-Mer, ad'a mmediately opposite to Dover. The acte d'accsiiatin SetS forth in great ...

EXETER GUILDHALL

... THURSDAY.-W. Clifford, W. Kendall, and W. H. . I ' 3Geaoheias, Esqrs. GRAoE MIDDLEWEEX, who received a bad character from . Mr. SIeeM, was committed for a month for drunkenness and , Aisorderly conduct in Fore-Btreet the previous night. I CHARLUe PAULL wee aent to the induictrial school for L three years for stealing 2s., the property of his mother, from a box, The young rascal had been ...

THE MURDER IN COVENTRY

... ITEE AMT.iD71Al Gu7LLfiYW oil- i-a it'd cit Prl 6ee ta 'DC' ?? Ii 3> i-I -1, il? ii I' ' I ii. I '1 If II it I if ?? T I ll-, A N DQ V A~ dD TIOT 01 'WO ii U >iYi ? 2 1 :ACGAJNS1I TR Eii .A.OC.USEDi.: tbe 'iiiaftil Of I-oh kiiille'-d, w bo W R 'ai I't' 1f 'IN' ( 1031-03 il I (~ oe ?? ntn ot C OVP Wl3'IY , cii th we' vo'> i> tn A ndc oi -q (I'll Deambor va i'slli~oa i'i 9%71-- (-3102 49 1 ...

THE BRIGHTON POISONING CASE

... ;- TEBRIGHTON POISGXINGOASS .Mthe Lewtrs-ssizes, on Friday, thegrami J017 . tarned.a true ?? .Christiana Edmnunds,,& .'young iadye'ald *:.possessed of considerableb pwr* er ?? three indiotments ?? poison with intent to umat er,' and by b fourth' withithe aetual'crims of murd: w tlie same~means r: It ?? be remembere that a- .orde'r has been madebthatithe trial shall take place af' the: Central ...