... THE, BRUTAL WIFE MURDER A l THE GARSTON. COMMITTAL OF THE AC; SED. James Neill, a labourer, living at 38, * .j street, Garston, was brought up on remard a- ,e County Magistrates' Court. yesterday, hnfcr_ Mr. John Bingham, charged with the wilful mrnaes.f his wife, Ellen, 44 years of age, who dial I Saturday, the 1st inst., from the effect of ujz;; alleged to have been insict'd by h Onl the ...

... ST. HELEN-S. William Harrison, of Marshall's Cross, was ChA> with assaulting his wife, Ellen Marrison, ?? ?? tha, on the 7th instant she and her husband c ^ difference about his wage; and he gave her a blcw ri the face, giving her two black eyes and in'uricg h4 nose. The bench advised the parties to settle the c but this they declined to do, and a fine of iW- ?? 6d. costs wae imposed. -A ...

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... THE iWHITE'CHA1PEL ThJRDER FURTHER ARRESTS. 33IXCITING SCENES. ?? btheil1uol t o - orsetbe Front morning till n1ight crowds of peoplo have been lounging about the colice office ia Commercial-street, in ?? - the seoneof tholast nuurder-and in Buck's-row, thescene oithe previous murder. A letter- carrier, and, substquently, a policeman, to whom I expressed a little surprise that crowds of ...

... ANOTIMR .lUlOrM A .-V WHITEHnAPXL. ?? f \ .: ?? -: . ?? _ . XI\ f - ?? tA OURTH W6 MA N RWPP1 . I - OPEN. b ?? I- A REIGIN Oa' TErPROR IN THE DISTRICT, (.rEsS ASSOCIATION: .,LA .) . Londoz,- Saturday. .1 Early this mnorning a discovery- wTS ?? Hanbury street, 'Whitechapel, of the body ot a 3vor an zhockingly mutilated and murderedt Th-e scene of the crimle is not far' fromn Buck's> rbw, 3 ...

... Rlenry Hcirmmerston, 32,labourer, Key-street, EHox- ton was charged, on remand, at Worship-street police-court, on Wednesday, with having assaulted and attempted to murder Eliza Smith--The prose- catrix, a young woman, said she had been cohabiting with the prisoner for about two years. He had often assaulted her, and on this occasion he returned home the worse for drink, and, having a black ...

... T Two boys, named George Hoskins and James Buckley, aged 13 and 12 respectively, were charged at Westminster police-courb, on Wednesday, with feloniously entering a house in Trevor-square, and stealing there- from a silver watch, necklace, brooches, and other articles belonging to work-girls re- siding at that ?? appears that the house in question -was left in charge of a servant during the ...

... CO'RONERS' INQ.UESTS. uuiOn. aIP7 ClARax ASIINALT. SurFrocAr rIN BED.-On the body of Catherine M'lKeown. aeed three months, the iniant daughter of Francis William M'Keown, a sea-nan, who, when at hose, lived at 40, -Macbeth-street. The mother of the deceased child s'ated that her husband was away at sea, and on Saturday night she took the baby and two other children to bed at about half-pact ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. ARREST OF LEATHER APRON TO-DAY. DISCOVERY OF KNIVES. AN IMPORTANT ARREST AT GRAVESEND. The excitement in the East-end, consequent upon the murder of a woman. on Saturday, is increasing to-day, for at nine o'clock this morning Detective- Sergeant Thicke, of the H Division, who has had charge of the case, succeeded in arresting the man known in the locality as Leather ...

... EPSWICH IPOLICE COURT, TowN HALrn, Monday.-Before the Mayer (R. M. Miller, Esq.), Admiral Mason, U.B., Sterling Westhorp, and J. May, E]qre. Arthvr Abbott, Gipping-etreet, pleaded guilty to doing wilful damage to some trees in the Recreation Ground on the 29th nut., to the amount of sa.-Mr. Bantoft (Town Clerk) said that there was a great deal of damage done to the trees, and the Committee ...

... BARBARIC J E1ILD MIURDEIR t Ti3t agbpcrn ?? .i , nro cctnr'ug t he ?? i nuder extratirnirnery Citinifitt tia cf nir nft. . c.ionmt Fireday, the ?? ;f tmrr'ze7t rvlktloiq in , T Aeykicon cati Sria r-, on lace. IV . ' .i tht tit I i i dt?-'iti l~it liit ci 'n-tier weidi, tl a .- nesdg til p Nidi nt, vat vlii 'Dcii: ix cunciti,.oid, 1;n ac'v 'ccllii' atoc, r!h. *il ?? u f A'hed ' Forremttr, ovee ...

... IAINOTHER BRUTAL MURDER IN LONDON. ESCAPE OF THE MURflETEI a Throughot the Eastendof London on Saturday Iornlnr intense excitement was caused by the asdbovery of the body of a woman, tersitly, muti- Yated, In Spiwalis~d& This Is the fourth ot the brutal murders of women that have occurred in n thi portion of the metropolis within a short period, the third one having taken place a week ago 8 in ...