... and to terminate the inves- tigation. STRANGE CHARGE OF WIFE POISONING 6 Yesterday, at the Clerkenwell Police-court, Joseph Conrad, 43, a baker, of 36, Sidmouth-streot, St. Pan- eras, was charged before Mr. Horace Smiths, with felo- niously administeriig ...

... of the artenio, Mr Horace Smith-An ounce I Witnees saw the register in the chemilt'. shop, and the prisoner's own name, Joseph Conrad, appeared there, The shop was two or three hundred yards distant from the prisoner's premisea, The prisoner, when taken ...

... THE ALLIGED POiSONING AT CLERKENWELL. Joseph Conrad, 43,: a baker, of 35, Sid- mouth-street, St. Pancras, was charged,, on reniand'i at the: Clerkenwell police. court, on Wednesday, with feloniously administering a quantity of arsenic to his wife,' Jane ...

... THE ALLEGED POISONING AT CLERKEN WELL. it LnAz.tul 00 flL. re [SUBJECT OF ILLUSTRATION.] A of Id JOSEPH CONRAD, forty-three, a baker, of 35, Sid- d Ig moutl-street, St. Pancras, was charged, on remand; b 10 at the Clerkenwell Police-court, on Wednesday ...

... daily use, c26 i de AN OUNCE OF' ARSENIC. THE ALLEGED WIFE POISONING. At the Clerkanwall Poltceecourtl on Wednes' 11day, Joseph Conrad, 43, a baker, of Sidmouth- street, St. Pancras, was charged on remand. ~*before Mr. Horace Smith, with feloniously C1 ...

... ten yearsr penal servitude. If CTIM AE G D 6 9GF ALLEGED POS19CING n AT the Clerkenuwell Polioe.court, on Wednesday, Ve Joseph Conrad, forty-three, a baker, of Sidaouth. ig street, St. Pancras, wae charged on remand, before )y Mr. Horace Smith, with feloniously ...

... many exponents. As such it is graphic, vigorous, conscientious, and full of knowledge and penetration. t Lord Jim.’’ By Joseph Conrad. (London. Blackwood and Sons.) This month’s number of the World of Dress, among other interesting items, gives an interview ...