... ?? . Ct . J .l'S INQUESTS , . Z_.r Vifo. GroRGE COt LIFIrt, deputv corotinerfor East Miiddle. PCr rex, resumed tit i quiry onl Friday at the Fountrin, F - irgiitairoad, St. Matthelw's, respecting the death of. tl lirs. Sarah Nvwinwtnoti, aed fifty-six, who residc l at I No. l, \\Weliintg ia-row, !;ethnal-greeu. The iniquiry Ia blhd Itenl adlotinis'd for tho jiurpose of obtaininrg the gt ...

... ?? lill-,i?0 ., ?? , O-E4. & 11 ?? ?? -? !-raE. AG ?? A 'ai tINlN(' MIAY-i I ?? P~.!iai tic ( ronal eaaa' nt rhe a-im, Sa' M ATIOPa4 i9 aC-aaaUa' * a. s li tE ~'i:'io~Ca''poy 1oi Qcpi'r r-. *~AltM(' ri' i .c C iite VlietbaIvnl for dvlvia''~. ?? la 'itesres inalo th 2f i it, 'vilt ?? V tz( Vt a' PC Oacr' TPN'' 10 A' - ai he otheor forlad thrc' -,ia it i m . '110 ?? voer 1iitle0 biirlenti ...

... ON Monday at the Greenwich Police-court, Henry Montague, of Monmouth Cottage, Black-heath-road, was brought up on remand, charged with breaking and entering various dwelling-honses, including 6, St. Thotnas's.terrace, Charlton, 3, Maze-hill, and 32, Devonshire-road, Greenwich, and stealing a quantity of property therefrom oand Elizabetlh, his wife, appeared in discharge of reoornisauces to ...

... A STRA2NGE CAREER OF CRIME. HENRY WirITsuIRE, described as a man of good address, has bad a long and reekless career of crime cut short by his sentence of five years' penal servi- tude at the Central Criminal Court, on a charge of embezzlement. Wiltshire is now only thirty-five years of age, and though when the term of penal servitude is over, he will be nearly forty, that is comparatively ...

... LGusJ DESPBRATE ASSAUT ON A WOMAN. I I - Q_ - A ni'hM a Ar about a quarter to eight on Ssturday wight a shioking ontrpgo, which in all probahility will ter- minate atally was committed at 17, New Peter. street, Westmiiifer, by a man named William Sud- bury, a paintr; ' who for many years has been engaged at his trxad&at Somerset House. It appears that Sndbury has for some time past lived with ...

... - 4 'Injuliu littzlUguice. Guilidhafl_, EJtward COwnnr, of 11-ltic-strct, St. Lukil', who said hel was a printer, woe charged with ?? to steed a watch froim tho waistcoat pocket or a ml An unkniowia, in Patern~oster-row, and also with being concernied, with feur Others, in attempting to pick the(, pockets of other people. Janies lRickley, plain clothe pa)trol, svld that aborit threc o'clock ...

... IRISH MURDER REVELATIONS-STATEl1 EN NSI OF INFORMERS. ?? | THiE Freeman's .Toerznba of Monday morning pubishesl a special correspondent's account of an interview with Thomas Casey and his brother-in-law, Anthony Philbin, concerning the statements made by the former in the presence of the Archbishop of Tuam and the Rev. John Corbet, parish priest, and the ongre- gation in Partry Church, that he ...

... SHOCKING MURDER OF A POLIOEANU. -1 - . - A- l ?? ?? . _: A . 6 1. __ : Il -11 A-e. . S t. EArLY on Saturdaay morning a terrible murder was committed in East Worcestershire, between Weather- oak and Beoley, near Redditch. It appears that a farmer, whilst going down a lonely lale, known as Eaglo-stroect, came upon the body of a police-con- stable named Davies, stationed at Beoloy. The officer ...

... EXECUTION OF ORROCK AND HARRIS AT NEWGATK. Tug two murderers, Thomas Henry Orrock and t Thomas Harris, underwent the penalty of the lawI on Monday morning within the prison of Newgate. The circumetances of the crimes for which they suffered t have been pivert so recently that it will not be neces- sary to state more than that Orrock was convicted of the murder of a police-constable named Cole, ...

... t TRAGIC AFFAIR IN MAINCHESTER. I [SfULJiC r OF 1r1 urS-Vii-kitON.] A nettuim SnxIAv, a tailor, resiling at N o. IL, D alton- street, ?? ( efl ' Rclihdaie-road, has been appreeind -it ?? the Mauchester police oil a charge of bein ilg wli'lly inurderel hiis wife, El -ltn Sihaw. TheI circiicuitaices of the affair arae somewhat t mysteious. The acoinoed and the deceased woman had only lived ...

... T.EjE AtLEGED ATTEM3IPTED TRIPLE MURDER IN LAM,1 13'I-L . * I ao lit Ic.I le so .r. Cal LLo of en ed ne a rig 1I. Cd be Lad Itoe d. en .r. IIL- be lie Pt ens re ?? Is, ?? ed or d- id th na he ad: er 'cS he to fly! Id: idi t-o la )d to 03, t. I- :y I ' rs Ar the Southwark Police-court, last week, George fisher, forty-two, stontnacson, was brought upt on remand, chargoel Wi wounding with intent ...

... Ago - OF - AE-E POO- CHARISE OF ATTEMIPTED POISONING, Ornrlorrioa -f'iA of nillaa- IFnw~n ~in~ the Aw extraordinary case of alleged attempted poisoning. and was partly investigated icy the stiplendiary mcgistrute r r ho at Birming ehamc IHarry Edgar Newton, an assistant il l ;nod tie on)ploy of MIr ])owooa grocer, Geoch-street, bein, 't cleargod With attemptimi to poison his master's iniaut ...