... anattractive young lady, a ward in Cha'neery,- and the daughter of a lady of property, the -widpw of a millowner residing at Alderley'Edge, near Macclesfidid; -and the male priionter, 'who professed- to be a spiritualist, was a widower!-with three children. ...

... almost in front of the 1 Builders' Arms, he was seized by a number of mnen I who were in pursuit of himf, and held till P.C. I Mitchell (181) came up, when he was taken into i custody and handcuffed. The constable went with him t to the house to ascertain what ...

... one with aIn ivory handle, and considerably' worn and-sharp at both edges of the point.] Witniess said thieinflammation occa- ' sionied by suds 'injury was the iminnediato castes of death. ' Mr. A. Bartlett, surgeon, attended the deceased, and s was also ...

... a positive opinion as to the cause of death if I saw the lungs. l CORoNER-The marks have been shown to the jury. They have evidently been produced by violence, but we want positive evidence as to the cause o1 death. It may havebeen that this squabble may ...

... the complainant's premises. Mr. ('amp- bell stated that onI the 6th instant lie was standing in front of his shop just at the edge of the curb when a ponlerous weight fell upon bis head and smnashed 1 his list in. It proved to be a bucket which contained ...

... Idoltby's office, York, before *J. Meek. Esq., a young man named He nry Mitchell was charged with having, on l'hursday, stulesi a alcesnut mare belong. iig to Mr Thomas Mitchell, of time Law Grange Farm, nser Market Weighton. The prisoner and prosecutor ...

... t Alrsharll and Jube: Mitchell in It wore charged under thre following eireumslances -.-On Sunday Ievening, Mr. Corates, landlord of the Blue Bell, went to chapel, leaving iris Iroese in rare of Titomas Smith, svlre saw Mitchell OB t lift rip the her-window ...

... had a funeral card printed in- iectoir, scribed with the name of Elizabeth McCann, end he signed to the the register of her death as her husband, The prisoner when maintained that notwithstanding that he had done what aich it Mr. Wing started, the husband ...

... towns representing a large area. No. 16 in the calendar was a charge against the master of a fishing smack of causing the death of his apprentice by ill-usage. He regretted that in that case: the prisoner had not been before the magistrates. The charge ...