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... MANSLAUGHTER. At Lancaster assizes on the 30th ult. Henry James Cross (46), railway platelayer, pleaded not guilty to the wilful murder his wife at Weeton. near Blackpool, on 7th August. was stated that the night in question prisoner and his wife arrived home ...
... I concerned, I will not touch it. This ordinary case ai. all. It is a mere accident that this man Gilpin is not trial for murder. Ne more serious offence coil'd possibly imagined than tbis.’ Gilpin was then sent for trial to the Assizes. ...
... HUSBAND CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER. At Lancaster A«dzes Henry James Cross (46). railway platelayer, pleaded not guilty the wilful murder of his wife at Wee ton. near Blackpool, August 7th. It was stated that the night in question prisoner and his wife arrived ...
... paragraphs about them get into the papers. This rouses Elsie to action. She goes Sir Harry’s house, tells him that she knows is murderer, but that she will say nothing if will break off with Lady Beatrice. He agrees, but shortly afterwards attempts to kill her ...
... subsequently arrested, and charged at special Court, held to-day (Sunday), before Messrs. Gray and Carson, jdstices, with the murder of deceased. Prisoners were remanded to tbs next petty sessions here the Bth November. Mr. Geoghegan, solicitor, represented ...
... Wife-beater. At Lancaster Assize®, yesterday, Henry James Cross (46), railway platelayer, pleaded not guilty to the wilful murder of hie wife Jane at Weetcn, naar Blackpool, on August 7th. . , It was stated that on the night in question the prisoner and ...
... hank behind, and while disentangling them noticed that the ibis feather which should in the tail of the Butcher was away. The murder vas out; the fish would not take ths Butcher without the red tag. - We fastened on a new fly. retraced our etens, fished the ...
... elderly man named Lewis Townsend O’Neill was charged remand the -police court before Mr. iMahony to-day -with th© attempted murder a boy named John Egan hy firing revolver him. -Mr. Rail {of the Office of the Chief Crown Solicitor) appeared for the Crown ...
... Catherine and the Emperor, but one would pardon a great deal of poetic licence for a bit of description grim and true the murder of Peter Orloff. The Adventures of Lady Susan.” By Cyrus T. Brady. (London: Greening & Co. 6s.) —One imagines Mr. Brady is ...
... Police Court on Wednesday &u elderly roan, named Lewis Townsend O’Neill, was brought up on remand charged with the attempted murder of a boy, named John Egan, by bring revolver at him. Evidence was given in support of the charge, after which Inspector Larkin ...
... paragraphs about them get into the papers. This rouses Elsie action. She goes to Sir Harry’s house, tells him that she knows is murderer, but that she will say nothing if will break off with Lady Beatrice. He agrees, but shortly afterwards attempts to 101 l ...
... DESCRIPTION OF THE WANTED HAN. The inquest the murdered man has been fixed for to-day. and the funeral for to-momrw. Tha lonely neighbourhood the tragedy was visited by hundreds of people yesterday. The police endeavoured to keep the precincts the bouse ...