... had been broken open, and six of the opera glasses were missing. The same evening the prisoner Sergeant went to the Arkwright Arms, and, taking a pair of opera glasses from his pocket, asked MLc~eod, who was playing dominoes, it he would pawn them. McLeod ...

... Hoggstatedthatmany years ago he possessed a cardigan jacket, but the one found over his wife's face never belonged to him. When the perambulator was wheeled into the room for the witness to identify, he threw his arms over it and sobbed violently. Me was assisted ...

... r was here brought into court, and witness identified it as the one found by her. It had a broken handle. Police-constable John Roser swore that at half-past ten on the night before mentioned his attention was called to a perambulator outside 34, Hamilton ...

... first blow did not kill, delivered a second one, and then attempted to sever the hed from -the body. The first witness was John Charles Pearcy. He. said he was a carpenter, and had known the pri- soner for about five years. When lie nmade her acquaintance ...

... Dawonso was boarding the car he felt somerne's arm passed round him from behind, and at the same time there was a tug at his watch chain, On teeling for his watch he found that it had gone. He grasped the arm, which proved to belong to the prisoner, whom ...

... provision, and coal dealer. his i Stephen John Juby, Willow Bridge-street, actio med Leicester, commission agent. cove] iipts John Mills, Catesby-street, Leioester, baker and Presi ginz flour seller. The see John Turner, Mount-road, North Evington, Alpt ...

... Coleman, a mem- ber of the Grattan Club, said tbat on the Sunday night he heard i commotion outside, and on asking what wea the matter, was told r Callan's getting slaughtered. He rushed downstairs and saw Grogan, with arm raised, about to give Callan ...