... read letters from several persons sympa- thising with the objects of the meeting, amongst others from Lord Sherbrooke, Mr. Herbert Gladstone, M.P-.Mr. Thorold Rogers, M.1 ., an.l Mr. Will- , M.P. The Chairman said the wish of that meeting and of the I nion ...

... Rao Ram Buksb, talookdar of Doondeah Khera, whosd capture we reported last mail, has been found guilty, and sentenced to be hanged. He is one d: the many who treacherously betrayed unfortunate Fugi- tives during the rebellion. Those from Cawnpore, who sought ...

... Gouldstone, white smith, aged 26, was placed at the bar to take his trial for the wilful murder of his five children — Charles, Herbert, Frederick, and two male infants — at Waltham- stow, on the Bth of last month. Mr. Poland and Mr. Montaeu Williams prosecuted ...

... Marylebor.e had not been decided. — Mr. Curtis Bennett: No one knew of it in point of fact.— Mr. ('lack said the object of his application was to have the case re-heard or the fine remitted. — Mr. Curtis Bennett refused to interfere, and said the time of ...

... that the Prisoner h-d jumped out of a window. Owing to its peculiar construction her dress caught the casement, and she was hanging head downwards over an iron prating 30ft. lelow. With dfticulty she was pulled back and rescued.— Prisoner : I have suffered ...

... charged with being concerned in stealing a silver watch and por- tion of a gold chain, value 3., from the person of John Herbert, landlord of the White Lion public- house, Hackney Wick.— The allegations of the Prosecutor and bis barman Edward Cannon, ...

... I POLICE INTELLIGENCE. - -»- — .VESTMINSTE Herbert Arthur Green, 34, was placed in the dock, on i I remand, charged on his own confession with the j ' murder of his daughter, Louisa Agnes, agel ' nearly s i x > by administering chlorodyne to her and ...

... 235 and MODE (All Harry Paulton. F,,rboa Denson. Herbert Rom. George C. Manken,ie: abases Beatrice Lamb. Isabel Venie Bennett. Elena°, May I:. Esmond. I. Guld• smith. and C. ni. At C.O. SO Cithl)l - Bennett: Mr. Hawtrey. PRINCESS'S. THIS EYENTNO. at B.C ...

... morning he was called to the house occupied by Prisoner anil her husband. Prisoner said, ?? I killed my child ; I want to be hanged. Dr. Hatfield was present. On the table close to the window was a child lying dead, with its head par ialiy severed. He went ...

... Smiles): Messrs. Harry Paultoa. Forbes Herbert Roes. Hoots's,. A. C. Mackenzie: Beatrice Lamb, Isabel Elliman, rani* Bennett.. Eleanor May ti. Esmond. I. Goldsmith. and C. %orbits'. At 8.0. NO CREDIT Misses Esmond. Bennett: /tr. Hawke's. TOOLE'S. THIS EVENING ...

... Colby, J. V.; Cooke, J. m I Cotes, Herbert V. M. Crump, C.; Cutticg, Geo. P.; Cha berlayne, A. t.; Creasman, Robt.; Champernowne, Bev. W.; Cox, R. S. Dalrymple, Sir Charles; Denton. Herbert; Drury, C. D. Hill; Dudley, Herbert; Dunsford, Follett; Dranalteld ...

... that in the last Session of Parliament a free pardon was granted to Edmund Galley, who, in the year 1836, was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Mr. May, of Moretonhump- stead, J J>evi.n, but there having been grave doubts of * .al- ley's gilt his sentence ...