... them with one band and others with two; coild not tell how many had guns; they said when they at- tacked us, Go it, go it, kill them-murder them, several voices said so; we retreated 29 or 30 yards, and Wade was knocked down-as we retreated they kept ...

... it for, and she told the stipendiary that her i husband had attempted to strangle her. He had tried to kill her, so she thought she would kill ?? husband replied that the prisoner was in the habit of pawnfing articles belonging to the housq, and she ...

... loosen the wire, without using sufficient caution, whereby the gun had gone off, and that he had been thereby accidentally killed. It appeared that the deceased felt so hesitation about shooting a man in the defence of property: he was in the habit of ...

... in the great chair, and he said he should go to bed. As I was going into the backhouse, lie said, Mace, come and help me to kill myhog. I replied, Tibbenhiam, your hog is dead. H ehad no hog for some considerable time. When I was further off, I heard ...

... Subsequently Messrs. Merton, Hart, and Co. obtained an advance to the amount of £7,500. as part of the securities from Mr. Silverston, a member of the Stock Exchange. The pri- soner then absconded, and a reward of £250. was offered for his apprehension. ...

... inquest at the London Hospital touching the death of Jacob Silverstone, a Hebrew ehild, aged four years, living with his parents at 121, Cable-streot, St. George's, who was run over and killed in the street. Rocald Lear stated that on Thursday evening ...

... distress, and ?? youngeri said the frock was his little sister's who was dead. Waiite bought a pair of breeches of then at Silverstone for 2s. 6d. Information laving been given to Dlewdiey, he went in pursuit, and found the prisoners at Toweester, with some ...

... Friday, the 1st of May, Mrs. Mary An Nunn, the housekeeper of the premises, 2, Catherinw nourt, Seething-lane, with intent to kill her, and wit Asealing 21. Os. Gd., her money, from a box izbher bed room. It will be remembered that the injured woma was taken ...

... prisoner, who said he was going to bed. As Mace went out, however, the prisoner called after him to come back and help him to kill his hog. To which Mace replied, 'Pooh, your hog waskilledlongago. The prisoner again made the same request to Macc, just ...

... Ro1d, faid lie had extullielld i malltter in q ecetile. and should say th! t it asa not inI any way objectoiolbie. Mr. Silverston, recle yM.PacI adh ee a any staguant water inteerT gte i-beo wellr sade tbot the matter Ilnliaeyrueaay n seoe reimains In ...

... door, aid it was burst open. He then went to the door, Pand told the defendants to go off. They refused, and threatened to kill him, and stripped to fight. Ble coold not pocify them, so he draw his staff and used It rigitt aitd left, first hitting Smith ...

... wheat from Mr. Joseph Clarkel, ofWlmatfielrJ; and Ned Hagreeli, for stealing bread and cheese and pork, tbe property of Mr. Silverstone, of Depdlen, were sentenced to one year's imprisonnient; Hagreen to be privately whipped. 4 James Dobson, for stealing a ...