... | EXECUTION 01 WHEATFILL. On Tuesday morning, at eight o'clock, Edward Wheatfill, who, at the recent York Aseizes, was con- demned to death for the wilful murder of Peter Hughes, a fisherlad, on the high seas, underwent the last penalty of the law within the walls of the prison of York Castle. The circumstances of the murder, which was of a most horrible character, are too well known to ...

... THE IRISH PRESS ON THE MURDER I OF CAREY. Commenting upon the murder of James Care, United Ireland says :-Carey has paid a high price for the privilege of spending the last two months of his life in an approver's den in Kiliainbam-the scorn of turn- keys and the despised of his convict menials. Even his employers will scarcely deny that it were better for bimn now to have been lying in the ...

... H-U:LL ?? MONDAY. Before MrLE BC. Twivis, St$ndiary Magistrate. COWARDLY AsSAUtLT BY A LABOuTER. - Foster Earl, labourer, Courtney-street, was 'charged' on re- nmand with assaulting Thomas Mainprise; a engine driver, residing in Wa~ler-street. It seems that, on Saturday night, prosecutor was in his house and he heard a noise outside, and, on opening the door to see what was the matter, he saw ...

... The Deblin Datiy Express of T. ~sday ?? outh-western District extends front \V et Cork through Kerry and Clare. It may be doubted where British rule can be said to exist. Tbe National L. ea,. w hich is thus the only recognised Government, r;tle,; \iWit~l . rod of iron and tyranny almost incredible. p' ! ?? gives instances on unimpeachable authority,, , it would be fatal to the interest-perhaps ...

... IJHULL -POLICE. OURT. MON~DAY. Before Mr E. O. Twiss, Stipendiary Magistrate. fA 'u E THXEi -Waler Souley,, a lad 16 years f of ate, charged, with stealing a smaI 4huantity of a' sugar from Bome casks under o. 21 shed, Albert Dock F was remanded for. eight days, bail being allowed: ' one in £10. 5I ALLEGED THEFT BY A FRENCHMAN.-Peter Robin, a a Frenchman, ~charged by. P.C. Attwood (213), with ...

... A serious stabbing case has occurred at Bade, in; Cornwell. Frank Jouhn Lashbrook, pupil teacher, at Bude Spbool, had lately paid his addresses to a Misa Brown, algo a teacher in the same school. Some dis- agreement took place between, the parties lately, and whilst Mis Brown was taking a walk with a young man named Samuel Marshall, at night, Lashbrook sud- denly confronted the couple ant] ...

... At the Hull Police Court, yesterday, before Lieut. -CoL Saner and Alderman Waller, Samuel Brown, grinder, 125, Glasgow-street, and George Tonge, fisherman, 69, Glasgow-street, were charged with burglariously entering the house of Charles Reynolds, labourer, residing un Witty-street, Newington, on the evening of Tuesday, the 25th September last, ond stealing two shirts, a jacket, a, jar of ...

... The Epiphany Quaster Sessions for the East Riding were held at Beverley on Tuesday, the Hon. Admiral Duncombe presiding. The following were sworn on the Grand Jury --Mr Thomas Greenfield Marshall, of Great Driffield, bank agent (foreman); Mr Edward Dixon, of Cottingham, merchant; Mr Joseph Ford, of Wyton, farmer; Mr John George Frost, of Atwick, farmer; Mr Charles Charles Banks Hall, of Thorpe ...

... ITHE LONDON DUCTION CASE. I ARREST OF MWOM.A. PROSEC&rTION OF:'THE EDITOR OF THE 5 PALL HALL GAZETTE AND OTHERS. Before Mr V&ughafk, at Bow-street Police Court, on q Wednesday afternoon, Rebecca Jarrett, a woman of ij about 40 years of.age, was charged with several offences c in connection with the abduction of a girl named Eliza u Armstrong.-Mr A. K. Stephenson, solicitor to the v Treasury, ...

... AuU~tST 10 : Before Judge STEPHEN. MARY ANN HIBBETT v. F. TRAFFORD.-Claimn £10 l0s. Mr. Owen appeared for plaintiff, and Air. Wood for defendant. Plaintiff, a Married woman, who had been ock separated from her husband for twelve years, sued in her to own right for the above amount, which she alleged was ters for money lent. AMr. Wood, on behalf of defendant, ad- , 9 mitted the debt, but had ...

... I S1HOC kING MURDER IN PARIS. . ?? ?? . ?? . . _ . . . ALlittle girl named Deu, four years of age, has been W outraged and her' body: cut up into 35 pieces by Louis *Meneslon, aged- 20, formerly a sailor, and the son of tul parentsgrespectedin'theirhunmble uosition. He'decoyed CO. her to his house during the. absence of his parebts, and there committed the twofold crime. The 'ohild's he ...

... FBIDAT: Before E. C. Twiss, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate. ALLEGmD ExTENsivE Ronnxvm nis Boys.-Geo. E. E Purchon (16), John F. Purchon (14), Frederick Gibson (13), and John C. Askwith (12), were charged with abeal-I ing a quantity of brass, the property of Charles D. X Hlolmee, engineer and brass founder, Alfred-street, Huill. I It appears that the prosecutor has, at various times,F missed ...