... hadstabbed him. At nine o'clock thejary adjourned to another room, and after an hour's delay, returned a verdict of wilful murder against George Smith. The foreman then said the jury wished him to express a strong protest against the improper practice ...

... Majesty Louis Philippe. On Monday morning Thomas Robert Davis, a fancy carpenter, was executed in front of Nc a-gate for the murder of his wife by cutting her throat at their lodgings, Dorset street, Ball's-pond, Islington. Ile protested to the last that ...

... hear the sentence of a general court-martial read to private ChriSto. pher Donellan, who stood charged with attempting to murder private Henry Turner, on the night of the 14th tlt. The circumstances attending the case have already appeared. The men having ...

... of the murder of the Rev. J. Lloyd. It was the effect of a deep-laid con- spiracy, and was buried in the deepest mystery. Through private info-nation which the magistrates obtained they have been able to get at not only the actual murderers, but ten ...

... Wensleydale, Gleneig, Clyde, and Kingsdown. The Spaniard, Serafin fanzano, who was convicted at the recent Wilts assizes for the murder of Anastatia Trowbridge, at Ashcombe, was executed on Wednesday at Devizes. On Monday next a bill will be introduced by Government ...

... been several times remanded on a charge of murder, near Llandovery, was on Saturday brought before the bench of magistrates; but the evidence of identification failed, and the prisoner was discharged. The murder was committed more than 30 years ago, and ...

... was towed ashore to the White Swan stairs. I OFFENCES. MURDER.-On Tuesday morning Swansea was thrown into a state of excitement by a report that a poor Irishman, named John Bowling, had been murdered. A quarrel had taken place between some Irishwomen, who ...

... t, of this day. CRIMINAL COUIRT.-(This day).- James Dawson aged 27, sailor, was placed at the bar charged with the wilful murder of a person unknown, at Zanzibar, in the dominion of the Imaun of Muscat, on the 26th of August, 1842. The Attorney-General ...

... the coroner's warrant. MURDER OF A PRISONER.-SALFORD, MONDAY.-An atrocious murder was committed on Saturday by one pri- soner upon the person of another, within the walls of thei Salford House of Correction. The name of the murdered man is William Tweedale ...

... names of Catherine Frarey and Frances Billing-Mrs Frarey being the wife of the murdered Sman of that name. It further appeared that the prisoner Taylor (the husbanll of the murdered Mrs Taylor) had for some time carried on an adulterous intercourse with Mrs ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c. ATTEMPT'ED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT HAa.sMERS511TK.-On Friday night, the 29th ult., considerable alarm was excited among the inhabitants of St. Alban's-place, Hammersmith, by a young man named Charles Rey- nolds, discharging a pistol ...

... large vessels, after dragging their anchors and losing part of their rigging, were driven ashore; others, parting from their moorings, fouled the piers and landing-stages, and came into violent collision with each other; while several smaller ones filled ...