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... THE CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY IN LIVERPOOL. all ic, i ;aj 1. .i ?? R- In the Liverpool P9lice Court yesterday, before Mr. Stewart, stipeodiary magistrate, Peter Bran- nigan, 44 year of age, was charged with the wilful murder of his wife, Margaret, on Christ- ...
... STARKED TO DEATH AT . CHRISTMAS. SAD CASES IN LONDON. am Oh Monday night, Mr. Wynue' . Baster, the I 'cnroner foirl ast London, held .n inquiry, at the vic White^hapel Infirmary,' into the circuiestaoebs dA- attending the death of i' ;ati unkuown, who ...
... I THEALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER I ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT. Mr. Clarke Aspinall, borough coroner, held an inquiry yesterday into the circumstanoes attend- iug the death of Patrick O'Donnell, 30 years of age, a labourer, who lodged at 68, Fontenoy- street off Dale-street ...
... NVELS I PAUPERS AND CHRISTMAS BE.-E; t. CflRTOUS ALLFGAfTIN'S AO' - LIVERPOOL PU BLICANS d. At the fortnightiy rntt :g 8 Board of Guardians. held at S.. - day, -M r. Mrn ptn)resdingr. A, Mr- said he had heen given to Uone 6 n 1 a - o J. H. Ellis, a nirnhur ...
... THE TRAGEDY AT A CHRISTMAS PARTY. ? - . U A new aspect has been given to the painful caie of supposed murder at asrnshrurv, London, by the fresb evidence brought out at the inquest held by Dr. Lankester, on M~onday night. It would ap- p ear that the friende ...
... ALLEGED MURDER IN LIVER- | F POOL ON CHRISTMAS EVE. . h Yesterday, at the police court, Dale-street, beforeMr. T. S. Raffles, stipendiary magistrate, a a man named Daniel Healey, ahawker, was charged a with the wilful murder of. Christopher Fairhurst ...
... Pantomime *,ml other performances. K.n Colosseum—A popular Drama and Christmas Pantomime. Amphitheatre— Christmas Pantomime, Theatre- Christmas Pantomime. .u atre Royal —Christmas Pantomime. Gallery of Anatomy, Paradlso-street. Murders' Menagerie—Bottom ...
... o'clock, and witness saw him to bed about a quarter to twelve. Witne~s entered his room at eight on Christmas morning. Hd was then in bed, On Christmas Day prisoner hed no more Nhielsers than he has now. The abeet door in always closed and fastened with ...
... ss people there are a multitude of destitute families who will certainly have no Christmas dinner unless ase is given to them No Chrisutms dinner i Starvint on Christmas Day l Thin1, good reader. what that must he when all around are feas+tin to the full ...
... incited the crew to mutiny. James Norris, the chief wate of the Golden Eagle, stated that at four o'clock in the afternoon of Christmas Day the vessel was inside Bardsey, near Holyhead, which they passed from a quarter to half a mile from land. At ten o'clock ...
... before him, ! however, were to give some explanation of how theybecame riotous whilst in drink on Christrmas a Eve or on Christmas Day. Mr. Stewart had before tl him about 116 persons, many of whom were fined ri Ss. and cost-. rhe number of prisoners was ...