... wretched murderer, who was always posing. In his criminal world, in the dock, in the prison cell, even in starting for the scaffold, he put on his airs. The rhetoric of sentiment came freely to his aid, but it need hardly he said that, coming from his mouth ...

... Wade, has been in collision with a French barque, the Fanny, of about 600 tons burden, with the result that one passenger was killed and twp of the crew bad very narrow escapes. The Wave, with 101 passengers and the mails on board, left (Ards at the usual ...

... hundreds who had oome to the place to spend day by the seaside was a party of 80 workmen, employed on the North London Railway scaffolders, bricklayers, platelayers, Ac. It was their annual trip; but, though most of them were married, bad not brought their wives ...

... coal* afternoon, and made the final armngemtaU for carrydealer, whose homo ia in Styria, haa been arrested out tbe law. The scaffold, which is in here on the charge baring poisoned hi* wife, and proximity the condemned cell, waa oa that hie first wile also ...

... HomUt, ** A villain kills my father, and for that I. his sole son, do this same villain send to heaven.” The two quotations were synonymous. It was the most natural thing for a man to thirst for the blood of a murderer who bad killed anyone near ar. rto ...

... ; Thomas Philip Watkins, 29 ; Alfred Yoram, 21 ; Caleb Tombs, 38 ; Richard Henry Conabear ; and Alfred Wain, 46, who were killed by the fall of a new building in Great Titchfield-street. Mr. Whitfield appeared for Mrs. Mondale ; and Mr. E. T. Tadman for ...

... TIIE 13ABB1COMI3E MURDERER. TERRIBLE SCENE ON THE SCAFFOLD. A very painful seen.. was enacted at Exeter Gaol on the morning appointed for the execution of John Lee, the butler, convicted of the murder of Miss Keyse at Babbicininhe iu November last. The ...

... many of whom had officers who were killed or wounded in the recent nto the town (tom the neighbouring comfighting with the natives near Tjakra Negara. mulM . The crowd continued to increase, and The list is follows; Killed, nine officers, inolud- two O ’dook ...

... its course. The wretched man having bean pinioned, left the cell few minutes before eight o'clock, and walked Brmly to tie scaffold. Oa the way thither the burial sendoe was read by the Rev. Henry Moore. The execution was witnessed by the undar-sbariff ...

... system in the pas' has provoked amino of pitying contempt from Continental neighbours is really no reason why we should try to kill them with laughtsr. In their frantic desire to remedy the defects and negligences of the past some of the school managers appear ...

... tribes in that direction. The casualties yesterday were, 5 killed, 25 wounded. Murdoch, Engineers, Gambier, sth Punjaub Cavalry, wJanded ; twenty followers wounded. There were -WO of the enemy killed. The same correspondent, under date of Dec. 26th, : The ...

... toeing an arm in the war, or being threwn by vioion* horse, or being bitten dog, or killed by felling ohimney All these accidents ere ocoatently oeoarring end killing somebody, bat no organ grinder ia of the number. At least w* never beard of any. Itte ...