... sialer by >iHonin}' l!.-uj iloath. The cri:u covcretl through ccs'l’i the part ot the brother. tii SENSATIONAL THAO LPV IN A crime xv,»s 'si TV*«-r-l rr_. . nnlted '.e’v ' t>-l» ha* l anded jirr.t • circle*. -f quartered hen*. 'sifc'Aas ur»f.i*tMul her movements ...

... Both vfieeels were badly injured. CRIMES ACT PROSECUTIONS IN C ALLAN. Kilkenny. Saturdav. Last evening judgment was given Colonel Evaason. R.M.. and Mr. H. F. Conwdine. P. lathe prosecutions lor Hot. under the Crimes Act. In connection with tbe distnrbsnces ...

... disturbances in the city were the direct result of his incitement, and say upon his head rests the shame and the (disgrace and the crime havfing endeavoured bring discredit and dishonour upon Waterford and upon his country before the world by thus deliberately ...

... failed to open the secret drawer. In further examination, the witness said the plaintiff once suid him, •• I would commit any crime for *• oof.” In cross-examination Major Hargreaves I saia considered the jewels worth about live 1 thou-anil pounds. In letter ...

... Cachet, clerk employed the Grand mar Lyone, whs declare, that November Mhe sold knife exactly resembling that with which the crime wet committed to men of whom bee given meet detailed description Cachet could not fail to recognise the purchaser were any ...

... murder whh'b is stated have just taken place at the small town of Clara, about six miles from Tuilamore, under which render the crime of peculiar atrocity. From the facts of the case as stated, it would seem there lives in mechanic of the name of Mech.vn. who ...

... vidow.eoed Wyeeee, living at Spink, near AbheyWx, having been dragged ont of her bones and kicked death. No motive for the crime can trered. A tramp, who coafeeeed having given the old do.ri*from V W ° m » fa* ««^- ' * -itjd TlwwUtei ho» hf «cqniu«ri himwll ...

... one ...

... The contents of the terrible Missive tii*' joint Capunu Osborne and Hugh KKiott to Major and were ;» complete confession the crime. If will obvious that it f » give lucral reproduction of the wording of letter which must have cost the hu-baud aa brother ...

... manuscript letter to every Tory elector in the ooaatitueacy begging votes has the calm impodenoe to suggest that it something like crime to receive the support of single Conservative. As for the alleged terrorism, there was only one day’s disorder daring the whole ...

... i*M, «m wnnui *t Spink, BMT AbboyUii. Mon DrT Higgins. Conner tor Qann'i Caantr. A named Hannon, 1 Iramp. ecmfeeeed «o tha crime, ami io in Kilkenny Jail. He ia atosily-baiU man about year* of age, and «*• not prarionily known in the locality. He Matee ...

... the English Colony. One hundred pounds reward has offered the English residents for the discovery of the perpetrators the crime. Miss Wellesley's remains were interred yesterday in the English cemetery, in the presence of a great number of friends. facts ...