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... int& the garden, crying Murder. John Lathan said, he resided next door to the deceased's house. He was alarmed by screams and cries of Murder! and on running out met Mrs. Perry, who said her husband had attempted to murder her and her children, and ...
... CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. ' , Manchester & Sim-, 0'1,515,045 2 1 Stratton u ey—__ : . Manchester & Bolton • 10 778 116 16 8 777,956 13 2 3 2 0 Cabinet have had with the plan of Lord Colchester Lord Redesdale's lid F TO BIRKENHEAD. FROM BIRKENHEAD CHESTER ...
... THE PRESTON ROBBERY OF 'TWO THOUSAND POUNDS. BIRKENHEAD, WEDNESDAY.—EIiza Bailey, who (with a male acquaintance) was examined on several occasions at Union-hall, before Mr. Traill, and eventually set at liberty, there net being sufficient evidence to ...
... death. William Pitts was tried at the Exeter ■ne charge of murdering and subsequently robbing Nathaniel Bennett, in the parish of St. Leonard’s,last July. prisoner was «rq.n ted of the murder, fonod guilty of the robbery, and sentenced A I*York A°Jize ...
... 7 14 3 CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. Manchester & Birm, 2,800,0 0 0 1,515,045 2 1 On the 6th inst., Fanny, the wif e Niebettr Manchester & Bolton lO I 778,116 16 8 777,956 13 23 2 0 Bank Lf England. te J RUM TO BIRKENHEAD. FROM BIRKENHEAD TO CIIES'TER. Manchester ...
... the murder, at the suggestion of the other, and that admission to the house of the deceased was obtained by knocking at the door, early in the evening, when, on the appearance of the deceased (she living alone), she was knocked down, and murdered. For ...
... Shrewsbury, for attempting to murder Mr. the Sunderland election ' the numbers of which were, for Lord to h ave b een fronefirm to ten mil4ions ! But if this be so what 2,514,000 Mackreth ; and Benjamin Fowles executed for murder at Howick 705, Mr. Attwood ...
... enough, without going into other circumstances. The inquiry was only extended beyond this to get rid of the accusation of self-murder. He thought it was barbarous that they should have in any case to inflict punish ment on a dead body. It was against Christian ...
... named Francis Bradley, a native of • . Ireland, has been committed by the coroner of Manchester for trial, on a charge of murdering his wife by administering white arsenic. April 7.—The Brunswick, Porter, from Hull. to London, was lost on the Sand this ...
... man named Fran - Cis Bradley, native of Ireland, has been committed by the coroner of Manchester for trial, on a charge of murdering his wife by administering white arsenic. WIVENHOE, April 7.—The Brunswick, Porter, from Hull to London, was lost on the Sand ...
... ¢ came into the she said that a They were | ™* call for the luggage, and pay for the ght not in the house more than ten Birkenhead, | tio barmaid at the Railway-inn, fay on- | Ellen Lumber, servant at the same inn, and W. W. and deposed to the ied | landlord ...
... Tuesday. Another steam-frigate, 800 tons burden, has been launched from the ircm ship-building yard of Mr. J. Laird, North Birkenhead. This is the only large vessel of war which has been built Liverpool since 1809, when the Havannah frigate was built. She ...