... to have married Bennett about Christmas, gave evidence un Saturday. I live with my timelier at 12, York road, Stepney, she began, I was introduced to Bennett when 1 was • cook at • house in Hyde Park-ter. rece.`• Do you see Bennett in Court Mr. Wiltshire ...

... they would have to give evidence. He told Herbert Jones at the time that be d liti brother, and Herbert Jones said he would have nothing to say on either aide. He asked Arthur Bennett if his face was cut, and Bennett said be could not tell, owing to the blood ...

... Williams ' late of Trevithel, and after the funeral we dined by invitation Lt Killybebill house with Mrs. Herbert, her eon and deur., Turberville, Mr. Herbert, Mrs. Joyce Morgan, Mrs. Benbow, and Mrs. Bartlett of Meath, Xpher. Portrey, Esq., and his nephew Gough ...

... were retold at the Court of Criminal Appeal on Thursday and Friday last week, when Sir Henry Curtis Bennett, K.C., applied on behalf of Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong, the Hay solicitor, against his conviction at the Hereford Assizes of the wilful murder ...

... N. Shapland, A. J. Williams, Barnes (Orchard House), 8. Whitfield, Martin Spier', John Harding, J. Edwards, F. New, F. E. Bennett, J. Perry, Ricketts, Homer Edwards, Wm. Powell, George Hughes, etc. Giaoe before - and after meat wee said by the Rev, Rees ...

... what you find. Grounds of Appeal. Armstrong Convicted of Wife Murder And Sentenced to Death. An Appeal to be Lodged. Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong, the whether any of them engaged in it had a well known Hay solicitor, after a trial at recollection of so ...

... doors away, proceeded to Cam/ once. She found Mrs Davies and on lifting her heed, discovered was extinct. Dr. Bennett then Dr. Hugh Bennett, Builth he found deceased dead in the pantry , examined her and concluded have died from heart affectionrupture ...

... thanked Mr. Bennetts and all others who had made efforts to obtain a reprieve for him. On the afternoon preceding the execution Mr. Bennetts paid • Aral ministerial visit to Carrell in Newgate. In an interview with a reporter on Sunday Mr. Bennetts said he ...

... delicacy of the season. The room, too, was made as compatible for the purpose se circumstances would permit ; the windows were hang with crimson curtains and the supper tables were cut off from the entrance by screens. Each of the tables—which were joined ...

... Baker inept+ W. 0., 90 Eaves street, St. Helen's, chemist Bone Georg* William, 9 High street, Shrewsbury, hosier &M4B John, Hang Edward's road, New Barest, gelidness Beor Elias Nokias, Netttemp, Meehan, Chepstow, civil engineer Bogp Hoary, Baffles. county ...

... murderer who, no doubt, deserved the fate he met with; but the act of hanging him seems to have had • bad effect upon the moral character of his executioners. Not content with hanging him to • tree, they straightway proceeded to stop and rob an express ...

... On entering the hall, we noticed • magnificent flat, hewing Major crest and motto, and over the gallery bevies of flap were hang ; around the room there were at least 21 beside .4 and at the top of the room on the platform, was placed the oil painting ...