... SAVGE ATTACK ANjD :;RQOBBE e C--- fthWb'der. th i o cte& tho 'soaenb: fri'tiine'was alf' a ?? 3 excitin'g eha-- lae ?? the . distulrbansce Wals oznly, * uelle or'thle v1 of ..te police. The om n 'an ?? aok int& the .hsAl '.for shelter ) tr'i)i ain there until the erontd bad been dispe A RUlTE JUMP ;O A. WOIAN'S FACE. [SUBJEOT OF iThL'UTTIO1-] ' WUIA, M 0 0RMEi, a tvery oeaf lyhoung Uan ...

... SHOCKING MURDER OF A WOMAN AT STRATFORD, THE ASSAILANT CAUGHT RED- HANDED IN HIS CRIME. [SUBJECT 00 . ILLUSTRATION.] SHORTLY after eightf o'clock on Thursday night a man named Edgar Smith, thirty-two years of age, a labourer, living in Vernon Road, Stratford, attacked a woman named Martha Clay, the wife of a bargeman, re- siding in Preston Road, on the Carpenters' Estate, at Stratford, with a ...

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... .A: PA-A.LLIEL TO THE '(,'&BQBN]e CASE. rN the douree of binid atdresa decn on hihalE. of the de- feneuc t in3 thin 'g.w(` Ocntdlay Dr. Mlenmmly drew- atteutioaj to an! eocrerordinary lri.t. {e said - 4'Theren in only one cails whbichfi aE well n 7 rrriatbelr, atbay he vt all. ensideretl ci'oinal what of a paralie tio tlile. It, wils the longerst t'rial at bar eove knoun in the Ori)ibh erpinrn ...

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... TItAtS'TN THE DIVORCE COURT. I - - - -fist . St. ?? p~t hie; , husband to. I~dis. 'They ,sh'orbiy a~ter,-re~rn to1 this,,couintr~yandl~thenlagail WQ tO!I-d5. U JTantuary,. ;57,4herhJiuslind -was ,ifth: hins Iregi~]o?~ . h lthi.to gn~fbtho, Hillspand~ did not. see, ?? la agsi# initijdi~. ,l , :ps raioted-to t'he.'`rag'oon Goiards,iand ?? letterA paissedI .btw;6eucj them as SC to wh~iher ahe ...

... - 1reer Wvaon Or r,, 'o and heardloud ag ri lrom a Woman. ,~4~p~yas ~ o~e~y~a man running W~iugto] and he at one, custdy. roc~n~i On be fmnnd the #J ed bleeding froin on the reast. She was ?? e aain e emre Odrds where she Dr.P Yar ?? urgeon, e at te cor could doe s enh expi'red. It ap. 3a and etabed inhebrcst;thc together fre n laolyseapd t ' 4, -WThursday night I ?? ai.d ouarxheer made the, ...

... , s , A A,. A, [SUBJECT 01 ILLUSTRATIoN.) 'Ynz reader will find on the front page of this week`s POLICE Nnws two engravings Sf subsjets connected with the Sbaunton case. These illustrations form a strang, contrast, the first being A Vision of the Condemned. While Louis Staunton 7lumbers a grim spectre floats before him; Death is seen vith his dart, with which ho is about to striko his ...

... as - I I .. ., - I _ _ - - . - ?? - -- -ON Snturday last, Mr. Lewis. Essex county coroner, pa ),eld ain inquiry at the Saracen's Head Inn, VE Doullaow, into the cause of death of the Rev. Chas. an L, Snith, rector of Little Caufield, who died on the co .prceoding Sundivy. The circumstances under which. vI ihe inquest was held were of an exceptional and dii extraordinary character. The ...