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... A STORY OF CRIME. c _ A _ Some notion of the sort of men our CC habitual criminals are may be gathered from a case tried at the 1¶srwickshire Quarter Sessions a day or two ago. Two men, named Baker and Nunwick, were charged with stealing a horse and ...
... STORY OF THE INCUMBERED ESTATES I , . ?? .. -- (FTomi All the Yea, Round.) The patient lay almost at the last gasp. This was not surprising, considering that the whole system had been wasting in a sort of pecuniary atrophy; that it had been bled murderously ...
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... -A STORY WIa A MORAL. YeSterday, in the SOUthe~r Pelice Court, before Mr. Carran, Jnmes Fennell, %young nan, shabbily attired, but of fair addroms, who described himsel! as a waiter, but refused to state his residenee, was brought up on rejmad on charges ...
... DOUBLE MURDER AT SEA-EXTRAOP{- DINARY STORY. I fan fr -. tdA_ -- -_z -t - I _ .t I 1 t un iuesoay Japtain Hobee, master of the German vessel Finnechina, arrived in Queenstown and relates the followitng extraordinary occurrence. ills vessel sailed from ...
... had some years befs)re toldi hin a strange story, which the plaintiff in December, 1895, sub- mitted to the editor of TrHil. He sent two r stories, on 'A Case of I Mistaken Identity, and another a story entitled Hawk or i Pigecn, with the laitter ...
... against the police,how could a story, which took se- veral days to tell in this court, have been ela- borated in all its minute details? Apart from in- dependent testicucisy, the jury would be entitled to consider lsow one story told hy one couvict Was co ...
... love, W Hatherell, \nt, ! Burton Barber, my others. Mr. Bret Harte wil Caswell's Magazine for story biititlad Salomy Ja same issue will contain vies of I stories Mr ...
... seamen, marines, and stokers stated in their evidence that Lieu- tenant Story was particularly mild in carrying on the duty of the ship, and lenient in his punishments. Lieute. nant story read a brief statement describing all the circum. stances, and deploring ...
... chapel. This, according to the opinion of Father Larkini, vsa,- the way in which the story spread in his neighbourhood. Desirous of hearing the Protestant version of the story, I made it my l uisuess during the even- I ing to interview Protestantsof notein ...