... DARING LEAP OF THEE SUPPOSED ASSASSM. Whitechapel was on Saturday the scene of an atrocious double murder, which ias cantcdl the uttnost sensation in the district, the victims bteing an old :in named Levi, aid his servant, named Annie Gale. Tne i tragedy took place in a house. at a corner of Vaa-den- street and Turnrer-street, nh-kh was occupied by a firm of umbrella case manufacturers, named ...

... WEST RIDING WINTERT h A.SSIZES, ! LTEE:DS TOWVNs3- HALL, I'uezdag. , LS I~f UA1~ I CLOWN COURT. i efore MIr. Justice Eenn Collinas. TIE BLACK L19T. ! Dsvid Holden (19). collier, and Ventnor Riors (191. co ier, nere indicted for indecently nssmaltii r a girl at, teanlev on the 26thL DecemIb-er last. Holden WA s sent to prison for a month, aud Binns, who was foundI guilty of a comimon assault, ...

... P rOLICEMAN S70tJONt For P.7) U -N-ST-STAINEDi CB ?? AD DflEWr-R7 'ri'o IFcst R:d ing ntazirnaro- -* ?? enra,-ged for- about f0oU lutz. Vii Lcir to a eharge of allcger perjnr7 p-cr ?? ;, -, Thontas. a. constable in the Debrsbn,,-V : West Riding force, by Charle.s t r; spinner, of Hanging Heastonr xI arb of Bmadford, Was for the proemuon: and l-. r,, son, a: the instance of the Stand-ng Jont- ...

... M J' . ONT CASE. REMOYM 'O THE, PRISONERSS, ORDINARY PRISON GARB AM) PARE Anomother development, the Press Assossion states, ban taken pla\ce in the case of Dr. Jameson and his fellow- prisoners. They were removed yesterday from Hollowayr Gaol, where, as stated yesterday, they were treated as first-class misdemeasiants, to the prison at Wormwood a So-rubbE. In accord&uce with a statement ...

... WEST RIDDTG S nR ASSIZS. LEtEZS TOWN fAL1 alondai., CROW COUR.T. (Before Mifr. Justice Kennedy.) THE GOOLE MURDER CASE. SENTENCE OF DEATH. Jceeph Robert Ellis (22), seaman, was charged with the wilful murder of his wife Emma, at Goole .on the Ist of July. Mr. Baaks and Mr. Whittaker Thompson appeared for the prosecution, asd ihe prisoner was defended by Mfr. U. iellor. Mr. 3RazlLk briefly ...

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... ' LREDS TW ;&,L.-3rdY CROWN COGT, Before lr. Justice Granthan.) The business of the Autumn Asies for the West Riding of Yorkshire was commenced at the Leeds Towm liill to-day. Mr. Justice Grantham took his seat n the crovwn Cout at eleven o'clock. There -were, alo onI the Bench the High Sheriff (Mr. Brnest Richard B_13radley Hall-Watt), the Mayor of Leedis (Sir James Iiton H Bart.., MY.), Miss ...

... THE POISONINti OF A IIUDDER-83 FIELD LADY. At Huddersfield yesterday, Mr. W. Barstow, Coroner, resumned the inquiry into the death ' Mrs. Ellen Earral (30), wife of Mr. Wmi. Hall Heatrel, ready-made clothier, Cross Church-street. Huddersfield, who died at her hus- band's residence, Sibthorpe-terrace, Fartown Green-road, Hudderefield. on the 8th inst., from poisoning. The Chief Constable IMr. J ...

... lTHE-MU.SWEL' HILL U1RD fanIC AND BENTENWL. EITEORDLVILR SCENE L Ait the mtral Criminal Court, d 10af,--s da- ?? AUr. Jestisos Hlasekans, Albert P15150Th 03) cccd Renry Foarler 431) were indicted for the wilful mur-der ' of Mr. Hlenry fiSith, at Muewell HUIl Lodge o hei 14-th Febr-uary last-, The court are-' again rc.de.. M1dr. Woodfall proceed~ed to nddr'sas the jury On behalf ofFweremarking, ...

... .IPORTANT VINING CAUSE FA CHEClKlWEIGH-VN'S BIG1TS. ...

... AcTION As kLNST MR. GRAEME-tlU NTER. At -the MalndLhster County Coaulrt yesterdlay, an actionl lvis broig bh? Joeph I9hwhurst. anl eugineer. aga nss Mr. Graerno-thiuter. wilao iS -Late a as the I'CdS Union SmatLer. Li a previous ease lvhich nas larrd at this court, Dewlunrst was a wmitess agams- ?? defendant, who, a.sie We is leaving the court slrusk| bius inL die mouthl. }'tr dirs otlleuce ...

... -a. NORTH RIDING QUALTER SESSIONS. The North Riding Epiphany Quarter Sessions of the Peace were held yesterday at Northallerton. Mr. A. 1uncombe presied, and in charging the Grand Jury, said in:the absence of the Chvirman, who was at present abroad, he had been requested to act as is deputy. Their duties would be very light considering the very wide area and the important.centres.of industry ...