... on Saturday, touching the death of Mary Ann Beresford, widow, who died on Thursday, from the effects of burns received on Christmas Day. From the evidence it appeared that the deceased fell on to the fire and received such injuries as caused her death. ...

... they all did, and as much of it as she wanted. George Pavey, fourteen, errand boy, stated that about a fortnight before Christmas he went to Mrs. Brown's house with some goods. Mrs. Brown took the things. Deceased was behind her and Mrs. Brown STRUCK ...

... it, you will usually find on investigation thai it something his wife wants and not something that wants himself. ° About Christmas-time little girl was told that she was naughty, and Santo Claus might not brino her present, WeU, said she, you need nol ...

... attached to the arrest. The inquest has been fixed for half-past four o'clock to-morrow. LIST OF THE EAST END MURDERS. Since Christmas week in 1887 ten women have been murdered in the East End under mysterious circumstances, five of them within a period of ...

... his work in «Urry ; indeed, if he be, it seems little doubt he is, the fiend for whom the detectives have looking since Christmas week of 1887, he ran, once, a close risk of being surprised in the act. can see that who examines the railway * tc h, and ...

... seven shillings each. Burned to Death. —The widow of a Leeds labourer named Burke, who fell during the frosty weather at Christmas, and had since been a cripple, was burned to death at Leeds on Saturday. Smoke was seen issning from her house, and on an ...

... ot having seen some butcher at an area gate displaying an almost obsolete work of art to an cviden lyuiterestedcook. The Christmas card has knled the valentine, and even children, who arc dentines, hardly' know tlih J eai that the feast tho saint had come ...

... presumably in the metropolis. It was during this period that the murders commenced, an unknown woman being found during Christmas week near Osborne Wentworth Streets, and Martha Turner being STABBED IN 39 PLACES on August 7, 1888, in some model dwellings: ...

... no accoajj' Christmas and New Year cards are quite cient tax upon the energies of the Post officials, and tho only thing that keeps over-burdened men cheerful is the conscious* that they deserve at least twice as much gratuity in Christmas boxes as they ...

... (From Moonshine). Bacon iv 93. Lot us toast There is more discontent the Post Off!™ tt, Parcels Department ask for the r til Christmas-boxes from the vsmL to receive the public? Public. Who would be now to XmmTyS do! SHI H ° ,V -''' ««'l.. ■■1F,,,? n™, .° ...

... required to product Q y Seven spiders w pound winter to go through before a long from off the biff ° finally months after Christmas three snowed up, the drifts ±rom tune to time dous. Tnen when the P laces tremenaud soft that one cannot Kr •? Sn thick steps ...

... corner I did not my husband again after that night until Dec. ~3 last, when he came to this house unexpectedly. sailed on Christmas Eve. He sent me an Advance note for his wages, but I get very little him as a rule, and not enough to keep me and children ...