... Denmann in the Ni~s~ Priios M~A.t The cause list on t aday, the1 the civil side contained ten c~auses, and ' the Calendar o f land iand prisoners contained 2B namnei.f The.'offences were ast tentia~ries fllo~w ~-Robbery -with violence, .1; burglary, 8; arson ...

... give us the names of any of the places ?-Yes. I have heard that the deceased woman used to sing at the Unionist, Baxley, and Gobport Clubs. Elizabeth Raymoond, a married woman, living at 61. Buxton-roa~d, Walthemetow, deposed that the deceased Buil was ...

... Proctors P-Yes I have. She ditid not know icr ~ ol3. ya Salvation Army offcrantisldha har never tried to persuade hier to give up the life she wlee of eading. In fact, she did not know the. woman. Sbe yedid know Miss Hannsah DEldam, the matron of the Female ...

... been doing no work since be r left the Army, but had acted as teacher at a nd Wesleyan Sunday-school. In bis honse te nroceeds of other 2obberies. and parts of other tm. bicycles hbd been ?? hecorder: Aa rd Army Reserve marn and a Sunday_-clool teacher ...

... COURT. Si!9,T)AV- .Rnf.r- m Vima-o -g WEDNESDAY.-Before E. Emanuel, Esq., and Capt. Wb Hodgkinson, n.x. Sol A NEGLIGsNT FATHER.-Army Black, was brought up, he on remand, by tbe School Board officer, -Alfred Ford, 'who hE appliedthat she might be sent to an ...

... murder in November following, in the Rue St. Marguerite, of a woman named Mage and her two-years-old son. One Sunday morning in that month workmen passing to their work obseived for a moment a woman in her chemise at a window, hoarsely crying out and gesticulating ...

... appeared in the public papers, that an extensive co refpondence is carried on with the Officers of the Army, by perfons ftiling them- felves Army Brokers, to induce thenm to enter into pe- cuniary engagements for the purpofe of obtaining commiffions ...

... and they' unanisuouely agreedt e~that rshe was not accountablb. es Sir, I think that this is a case ii' Point, land if the ve law of the land can save one and hang the other it I 5.requires; amending. sheo III cases of isifanticide, at birth, -ladies ...

... sinl. I till 'a's alone was guilty of the murder-'of MiNriam Angel. it thought thle woman had money in her room, so Lid I entered, the door being unlocked, and the woman asleep. I had no thought of violating sly her, and I aw~ear I never approached her ...

... William M. Ordoin, of Cholineford, who under- Ia sssed went five years' penal servitude for murderously al ours, attacking aI woman wvith'a hatchet, h~as drowned d ssdhimself in the I-iver Severn. near Gloucester. He'il story lef r a, written statement that ...

... 4s. ld. tanding in s the Bank of Ireland were dsubht, and a large reward e was offered for information as to the leases of lands in l, Delaware, the deeds having been missed during the e revolotionary war. The Ctown Agents for the Colonies, e it was also ...

... room. The night before the woman came with a person she said was her mother. He did not allow prostitutes to sit down, or go into the harmonic or tap-room; but merely to take their refreshments at the bar. He did not know the woman was a ?? cross-examination ...