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... : Tlie Religious Tract Society . If Lawes , of New Guinea , has been less widely known than James Ghalmers , who was murdered by natives , he d ^ . a great work amongst the islanders as the pioneer white missionary . . • He was recognised as . an ...
... FOURTEEN YEARS. At Lancaster Assizes on Saturday Henry Jas. Cross (46), railway platelayer, pleaded not guilty to the wilful murder of his wife, Jane, at Weeton, near Blackpool, on August 7. It was stated that on the night in question prisoner and his wife ...
... yards away shook off the men. With two sweeping blows he had felled them to the ground and dashed away. Catch the murderer! Catch the murderer! came the cry faintly borne to Shepherd's ears, but he never slackened pace, but speeding on faster and faster ...
... aware. Before dealing with the causes of the defeat, I may point out that the stories in the Englisl press about the wholesale murder of monks and nuns are all moonshine. A bigger lot of lies than those contained in the Daily Telegraph I have never read. The ...
... prison for six At Lancaster Assizes on Saturday, Henry James Cross (46), railway platelayer, pleaded not guilty to tbe wilful murder of his wife Jane Weeton, near Blackpool, August. It was stated that tbe night in question the prisoner his wif© arnvod home ...
... greatest crime that had ever been permitted in the history of the world. Crimes might be committed in time of religious frency, murders might be committed in the name of patriotism, but hero there was neither religion nor patriotiani; nothing but the most sordid ...
... • first mate - -- countless thense.r4s. his death being a ghastly Donald Douglas, George S. S'yrnons: second cold-blooded murder perpetrated in the 2nth cenaubw--Archibald Macfarlane Soren S. Hs.naen, I turi a l i the clerical and clerico-poLiticaL rulers ...
... that county about tfso time of the Irish rebellion , were tried before the High Court ( Aberdeen Circuit ) on e . charge of murder for causing a section of tho r egiment to open fire . on a mob tn tho Ei . rtola o { Aacrdeea-Tho Lord Advocata refused to ...
... TRAGEDY AT CHESHIRE MANSION. SECOND EDITION. Tuesday Morning, 5.30. CONTRACTOR BRUTALLY MURDERED. Shortly before o'clock last night a. horrible murder took place at DuKiniield, Cheshire, the victim being George Harry Storrs Gorse Hall. At the time stated ...
... unusual emotion. The assassin, who was arrested, saki that he killed Prince Ito because he wanted to avenge his country. s The murder was evidently the outcome of an organised plot. who King has addressed to the Japanese ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT OF £6OOO. Ambassador ...
... thoughtful, and one or two wi re air-sick. They all seemed to share the peculiarly outcast feeling that had followed the murders of the evening, a sense of land beneath them and an outraged humanity grown more hostile than the sea. Then the new e lit ...
... that they should want him out o* the way. I believe if we'd pressed for a cool they'd 'a' made murder ! Hist! man, not so loud, an' not much of the murder bit! growled the other man. We can't grumble at. the terms, an' although we've lost Shepherd ...