THE GARSTON EXPLOSION

... | THE G1ARSTON EXPLOSION. JUDGMENT OF THE COURT. 11 The judgment of the court of inquiry into the P explosion of a ?? converter at the sugar refinery of 'Mr. W. Bostock, at Garston, on the 29th of O ...

ASTON POLICE COURT

... - - 00 YESTUDAY.-Bcforc ecssrs!. Hill, S=ialfrcood, Wills, Cook, acnr Johnson. CoivmtwY ASSAULT ON A SSTEn-rIN-cAW.-William Cant, landlord of the Cuckoo Taxern, Cuckoo toad, tirminghiam, was sumnioned for assaulting Harriet Gant, his sister-ii-lIaw.-ConiplainAllt, who was CvvCviItf', stated that on Thursday night last, about 11.30, the driendault called ae 14, Vysci Strcet, Aston, where she ...

THE SOUTHEND MURDER

... - EXECUTION OF READ. James Canham Read, convicted of the murder of Florence Dennis, at Southend, on June 24 last, was yester- day morning executed in Springfield Prison, Chelmsford. On Monday, so far as one's observations extend, Read's fate was discussed at Chelmsfcrd to the almost total exclusion of every other topic. It was known that relatives of the culprit were to be admitted to the ...

IMPORTANT BUILDING CASE

... Sheriff Roberteon has just issued judgment, in an action by SMr Robert Henderson, plasterer, Aber- dean, against Mr Archibald Bruce, architect, Aberdeen, for payment of £73 lOs lid, being the balance contract price for plaster work of a house in Mid Stocket Road, Aberdeen, executed by the pursuer under contract with the defender. The specifications stipulated that the work was intended to be ...

LAW NOTICES.—THIS DAY

... IAW NOTLCES.-Tifls DAY. SlUPHIt~i COLF 1T (V JUDI)IkU 'CURl' UO' AIP'IIAL.-Caee'ir lf.-lifedoc tii Lord Gum' Nliol.a Load .1 alice a iii:.i 411liciA ~ iaili.-A t II. For ltilogtaeil, {ihreC yA ?? lica C., cii B1i'diiird v l'liikir, (N.I.Cftt ?? letial 11Di oln Ilinal list): ?? ii n 'aiur b ?? -w e o aiu't Ijcs(i'nss'lr a(ol Qaev iil Ajqfltail a (ll liar (oiltion, ivi i te''illad ?? lis p Cort ...

THE MURDER AT THE CAFE ROYAL

... TIlllE' At1iUHL) Fxl' AT r11r. C VPFE | RIOVA L' O-PENING OFl TFLE INQUEST. RVIIJENCIC OF ' TIL SURGEONS~. Yeetrleexttv at St. Mrinls's NVestry Hall, Mrt. Trout- ?? at itt INIirti ii, tvtttctetiuti ititt lrrterc litt Irii CCafe' iioyii , Ilie.-itI-street, lthe diiscovery5 of i teihtseotiu 'i tu ell-Iknown1 pttbl it relsort, ot 'hliIantv r t tlint th lesit, baa; ittiot ttrttitut tit) ttittlil ...

THE KENSINGTON MURDER

... KENSINGTON MURDER.I THE PRIOBABLE DE ElNCE, I ti C It in ondertitoed that no0 attemipt will be made to~ leap.1 lbs fact thiit Itogizliad SaunA LOrson1, who in 110W illn cuntody ait Armiaghi Gii l, actually curinniittat li t rhe nne I iii 'ieait l~eiiaiiugtoii sylijuli iq l11(1 to b1in charge. In Yi addition to ovislenae aigainet; the unsfortuantte n1ato whichl is regarded an coanctesivo, tIm, ...

ROBBERY UNDER ARMS.'

... ROBBERY UNDER ARMS.' it it At the Guildhall, on the 23d ult., Arthur Moore, as 8. employee of the Princess's Theatre, was summoned for 5e driving a coach through the City for advertising purposes not sanctioned by the Commissioner. Con- ig stable Barton, 30J9, stated that on Oct. 23 1 he saw oh defendant driving a four-horse coach in Newgate-street. a- There were boards on each side, upon ...

Published: Saturday 01 December 1894
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 496 | Page: Page 17 | Tags: Crime and Punishment 

THE KENSINGTON MURDER

... THE KENSINGTON. MURDER., | .P1MING MHE INQUEST [SflBJECT OF ILLUSTRtATION.] IL. C. Luxmomi Daaw, coroner for West L]ondon, opened an inquiry on Thursday, at the Town Hall, Kensington, concerning thA death of Augusta Dawes, otherwise kfsown asDudley,] twenty-nine years of age, lately residing at '3,i St. Clement's Road, Notting Dile, vho ,*s found with her throat cut in Holland P'a k Road, ...

SERIOUS RESULT OF A BOXING COMPETITION

... SERIOUS RESULT9OF A 3BOXING CODI- I:7 . . PETITION. *MkARICEi W. E ?? Dummy Winters, the well-knoiwn Australian pugilist, was charged before Mr. Vaughan, ?? Street, ow Friday, with causing grievous bodily harm to George Smith.- . The prisoner is deaf~and.dumb. 'SergeantfWerd i E division, sa~id. that .in..con- sequence'of a communication fromi tbe house surgeon at King's Collegoe. Hospital, he ...

THE KENSINGTON MURDER

... THE KENSINGTON 3UIER. I INTER~vIEW ?? THE rPRISONEBS At the reavimc.l ]iL ar-ing at thec Vczt, Lop h-tt Police Gcqr-ti - -i:~:-tLn-di a -xt of4 the cli-i;-ut of Will aq;ipe a' in~ it- lialt if o l ?? ztcCits- I ir sc-ititztjm- cf tie 1Ej-xt-me. T-laue b hil:ii ut al Iflt-erti'vio iUK 'tj -- . :2 ?? SC in- .CsIi faterofil ?? vI.61, ?? liit' ]i s ?? L.~ of' i t -Mr . W ni-nc' 7n :,in givec ...