... then his right arm was broken in two, and his skull fractured. He remembered nothing further of the affray until about two o'clock, when t he crawled to the cottage of a man named- Furber, and fell almost insensible on the doorstep. } John Merrick knew ...

... should order him to be tried on the charge of wounding John Merrick; and he directed that prisoner should have every opportunity of calling any witnesses he desired. A Suocn& C uir-oseph Grattan (70), no occupa- tion, was charged with conmumitting a ...

... orderly way. Shortly after Mr. Morley's arrival Messrs. William O'Brien, M.P., Sheehy, M.P., John Dillon, MYP., and the other defendants arrived with Mr. John O'Connor, M4.P., i followed by a crowd of about a hundred persons. I had stationed five constables ...

... appeared to he a female in the room, but he could not see. As he was walking alone the street he saw Mrs. Pearcy walking arm-in arm with another female, whom he had since identified as Miss HogF. The latter went along Prince of Wales Road; but 'e did not ...

... outside of a building in course of construc- tion. The right arm was extended, and Cho hand was clenched. The left was drawn up above the shoulder. The face was covered with the brown cardigan jacket produced. Witness waited on the spot till Dr. Wells arrived ...

... a case for the superior court.-- Tasrr FROMt A CorLcIs .-John Thomas Adams (18), of Summer Street, and James Shelley (16), 'of Moor Street, were charged with stealing, on December 23, a cardigan jacket from a cabin at White's Farm Colliery, the property ...

... Staniforth Street, to T. J. Taylor; Cardigan Arms, Cardigan Street, to C. Wainwright; Coventry Arms, Barford Street, to J. G. Watkins. Bern AND WINE (Ox).-Welch's Piehouse, 1, Lower Temple Street, to C. Benson, jun.; Lord John Russell, ...

... gentleman of colour, living at 1 house, 44 Court, Latimer Street Soatb, was charted with violely assaulting Police-constable John Hooper (12 C)--The officer stated that at about half-past eleven okclock on Saturday night prisoner was having an altercationv ...

... DAvIEs, St. Mary Street, Cardigan, ironmonger. PXRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE:). Charles W. Whitby and Robert E. Wilmot, trading as Whitby and Eardley. Wilmot, at Leamington, physicians, surgeons, and ?? Reid Glover, Richard T. Glover, snd John George Glover, trading ...

... and that there were still hopes. It, however, did not seem so to witness. The doctor took out a penknife and scratched the arm terribly. He said that witness was not fit to nurse the baby, and that scratching it was the only way to bring life into ...

... to J. -Wilnmot; Royal Oak, New John Street West, to D. Erookes; Fountain Inn, Spooner Street, to Ada Jane Griffithb* Leopvnd, Blythe Street,- to D. Smith, Farmers' Arms, Moat Row, to T. 11. Davison; Smith- field Arms, Jamaica Row, to H. Day; Hop Pole ...

... Juliet SmirIhynan; Coachr makers' Arms, Saltley, to Hannah Maria Short- house; Pheasant, Summer Lane, to Mary Sealy; Welcome, Wheeley's Lane, to E. A. Taylor; White Hart, Cardigan Street, to J. Tipler; Fisherman's Arms, Summer Row, to J. Tabnor; Prince ...