... James Croft, 46, railway pla► hirer, wab au Saturday, at Lancaster Louie'. sentenced to 14 years' penal servitude for the murder of his wife at Weetoo, near Blackpool, on An gitd 7th. He beat her with an ail sapling, inflicting terrible wounds. At a ...

... of NW pis cause pet inconeeireco to dr of &ere oohed. Oa tbs ortion of Mr. Unica it was oohed to the lee ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER. In NorthernPac.Cn.rt, before Mr. Townsend O'Neill, ii.d 0 wbo shop b orpd : 32 12.. diddle by Isetener 7, 5 6 bonop lietaseenTsa ...

... Awdaaa. Hia Lordahip—Aa fv a. lam OBWcarmd. 1 will not it. This ia ordinary cara L JL It » . tki* Oilpia w not on trial for murder. amrwoa oienca ba poaaibly Huagia.ii than Qilp.tß.llß. qM far t~lt» a. Jblb. ...

... self-government, murder would committed law and order again and again, and the murderer would shielded by law and order. He would be allowed wear the jacket the policeman, and ho would armed with a revolver and a rifle more and more murder. If the Land Bill ...

... discovery might be made Moreover, there was the prospect that Con, away. driven hard, might turn upon him. sad accuse him of the murder; and there was always that nuestion of motive, of which old Roach had spoken, and which ' must be the first to come under ...

... id that until Ireland bad the tight. of self-doveramest mue would be committed be law and order again and again, and the murderer would be *lidded. The people would not be wee& their silt if they did act maim sate trouble is Irelead se all the penes sad ...

... ~,4 Bailey, and latterly r *’ a, building which has u-n *' hurty-thuae years, and ' * prominent part the •'ds s tnosi the murder * h, . r, that long period. adjjA 'b' ri,l oath to jurymen and • * *' * *be rfonnod this function, wi' tiaH* carried out somewhat ...

... stabbed to death the Mr. 0 Storrs. after desperate struggle, and 0%.y. !Air o• Monday nicht Mr. Ceorge 11,,ry oil:one Hall. murdered ries house by onknown assailant, who m , so rd. Ihe eenatit found the man in the Vireo, and her screams mirarted Mr. Stone ...

... rsoi-e--(inert, of exoessite drinking. SatiardAy nisht quarrol. br nhi•h th.. pore.. and comfort of home life wern m•lrr,-41 hy murder and V tol.ent attar', lopho vets bnaikaht about tar the drunias‘ 1H INDEPENDENT. SPECIAL EXTRA. ...

... settlements. Al6-TU MAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO MURDER A BOY Yesterday, foie Mr. Mahony, in the Northern Police Court, an elderly man with long board, named Lewis Townsend O’Neill, was charged with tho attempted murder of boy named John Kgan firing revolver him ...

... were struck by pellets about the head and neck. In the Dublin Police Court, Lewis Townsend O'Neill charged with the attempted murder boy named John Egan by tiring revolver biro, and returned for trial the City Sessions. At the meeting of the Dublin Corporation ...

... Townsend t m e. b r.. e ;,= at remand by Impactor Larkin with haying, b: Mimeo 7 and 8 p.m. on the 34th October, attempted to murder John Ego,. aged lb yeas!, by wilfully discharging the door of los own • landed at his, the discharged bullet Mriking the boy ...