... tried for the murder, Sir A. Cockburn prosecuting for the Crown, and they were duly executed. i The above is as remarkable a case as that of the Murder in the Red Barn which was discovered by a dream. The mother of Raria Martin, the murdered girl, dreamt ...

... to l himself and his female companion, probably the 1 unfortunate Emily Matbher. Whether or not the Windsor murder and the Rain- hill' murderer are the same person, and that person the man now on his way by sea from Perth to Mel- l bourne, there is no ...

... field. It WaS betwteer Dsesining's disappearance from South AfricI and hi3 exploits iii full that the prin- ip'al Whitechapel murders were doiirnitted. It has never been satisfacrorily settled where he \7as at this time, andthis nnce;tainty has lent ...

... SUPPOSED MURDERS IN WHITE- CHAPEL. THREE BODIES FOUND. A GRUESOAM~ discovery made in Flower and Dean- street, Spitalfields, has oreated a great deal of excite- ment intlie neighbourhood, and caused manytospecu- late whether this latest Whitechapel horror ...

... Albert Edward Hawthorne, aged v twenty-one, barman, was indicted for maliciously ?? Mary Ann Johnson, with an attempt to s murder. Mr. Bodkin and M-lr. Elfdridge prosecoted 1 on behalf of the Treasury Mr. Geoghegan defended. t Counsel said that on the ...

... OUT'RAGE IN WHITECHAPEL. [SUBJECT Or ILLO5TRAVTION.] AN atrobious outrage wa bCoymitted, about ten o'clock on Friday nightin a house of ill-'fame in Pearlhotreet, which forms a1 crescenb Mt the back of Commercial-sbreet--the two entrances in the main ...

... as a barman, giving an address in Gibraltar, walk, Bethral-green, with having feloniously wounded with intent to kill and murder a young woman named MIary Ann Johnson by cutting her throat with a razor. The facts of the case will be remembered. Themwoman ...

... TVALGIC. AFFArt US WfflmiscUPL. - I . - . ?? flnfh1-flh i IA SERIOtUS case' of attempted Wife murder occurred in two, IWhitetchapel on Saturday. Richard Harris, a broker's thel man,living at No.1, Britten's-court, Jt. George's-road, E.. rt Ireturned ...

... MURDEROUS OUTRAGE, AT, CHISLEHURST. ?? ?? 'l ?? [SUB3JECT OF EVLUSTRATIOTGN1' POtC tan A- DRUDItiRATE, and at present fnaicotnitble, aitn wtptn witii la, 't murder two young da oie of.them-ling a: ' ?? Rat ?? of the Bev-F. Noods vioar qr Bickiey, and ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER A MUTILA- TION IN GLASGOW. IALUJNi IIN I5.,,akXOVrV VY A WVOMAN SAWN TO PIECES. LSBUJrbOT OF ILLUSTRATION.] WtILLIAM M'EWANe, who is suspected of being the murderer of the woman whose body was found last week under appalling cirbumstances ...

... one of murder or manslaughter. re Evidence was given that tlhe prisoner was seen sharpen- r ing the knife with whiol the murder was committed- 3a In defence, it was urged that, the caee woe one .o man- A 1, at tCI slaughter, and not of murder., The jury ...

... offence there. Deeming had been arrested e at Melbourne and charged with murder there, and' e there was no doubt he; was the same man wno was e charged with the Rainhill murders. Of course, if he 8 was convicted there the warrant would not be d required ...