... us to have before, , port metethers who have not betrayed nor deserted them. ht, ate • He ineintained to the last that he killed Phalite in should like to suggest something for the Liberal (Lounlcheere). I may appeal to you, the eke:tore, who defence ...

... talked this matter over with her half an hour before the inquest. She bad shown him the bottle of poison, and threatened to kill herself it he molested bar with such attentions an be might have thought he had a right to pay to his adi wife. She let bins ...

... explosion of gas did not represent more that, one-third of the i.oci lents iu mines. Two men might .e working tope her on a scaffold, and if proper scoth hliog was provided the master ought not to be made tesp,a‘sible for an accident to one of themes by ...

... 'notion by Mr. Caleb Wright, and carried. A eurdial vote of dram was accorded to the Bishop Two ruiner.' were itodantanewuely killed by a fall of rock in a coalpit near on Satunlay. The number of apprebeneione for druill.ennese in Liverpool between Saturday ...

... Alloa police as Bella Ewing, a domestic servant. A man named Yden, convicted of the saunter of his wife, and of an attempt to kill a young woman to whom be was paying his addressee, has been executed at Douai. When informed that his last hour bad come, he ...

... condemned wee walked to the scaffold out tolerable and cited instanteneon.ly. oey made a full confewitou while in gaol. 'They rated that on the night of the ti..; wen out patching with their guns, and that they hod killed two pliesoants, •nd were returning ...

... live o'clock ou Saturday afternoon • boy named William Libby, egad tween yawn, eon of Henry I Libby, tarter, Rioneottb, law killed by the Scotch enpee train at Lostock JllO , llO, Station, On the white and Yorkshire Reihur. Ile wu pinging the line when ...

... verdict of wilfnl reorder against Willows At she High Court of Jaticiary, Tdinboreli, on I Goodyear, more., for poi nt snot and killed Youda , Dane fry tartly a letter weer in brotherd•law. John Wii.drciee dryealter. Tle crime Pee Woe, nil lobar rob, Ina endeared ...

... were in rags, and h“ha was 3 a appeared, to treat the matter with Ehle-‘.u::-‘rd,nhe-‘-lb flogged, shouted to the men on the scaffold that their deaths -;l:‘bn-pd. la-&ol-:(:—t 0).4%0—1&% through h“*d&fl““hflhfi crest very steep. Muh-‘*- for about balf a ...

... The prisoner told a constable that e e Sl T R The Leicsster corener held an inquest on Tuesday on t\ohfiydle-h Burrows, & scaffold builder. De- Mu&onmn-hmqhdlt Peter's Chureh, and was giving directions for lowering a portion of the scafiolding, when he ...

... m-dnfinlclufldpuhfl.qn—'lm} the reaction work the miracle of making & Repub- | lie the moet backward of peoples. To retain the scaffold is barbarism ;to restore it would be imbecility. | Ihnmhfi.l'hm | At Manchester on Monday, Crichton was | fined 210. for being ...

... reprieved. I then went to Manchester.” *“ Who was the first you executed 1 “Mr. Horry, a Boston gentleman, at Lincoln, for killing his wife.” “Of course you had seen ‘Cdcrd&—bom‘ with him at executions 1” ‘ ' “ Never saw one before that, siz, That was the ...