... a Farmjf Router's Boriin oorrospondont ( lanzoiger” states that the h ar i,o ;iy °juyi the brothers Soltysiak as being l^ murder last Tliursday night in persons at Boguslawitsch, a vi ~ of Posen, cannot upheld. j , The brothers had boon trae^ r Suspicion ...

... precincts of the harem, experience which probably no other European has ever had. The jealousy of official Fez was shown in the murderous attack which was made on the author in the streets of Fez one night as was returning to his lodging. It was only after this ...

... and that Parbament cannot prorogued until the end of the week. MANSION MURDER. Dramatic Scene at Inquest. MRS. STORKS AND SUSPECT. Verdict of Wilful Murder.” The Gors© Hall murder again occupied the attention of both the police and the Coroner’s Court ...

... guns for torpedo armaments, provision Heligoland, harbour extension works and a large dry dock at Wilhelmshaven. CHILDREN MURDERED. Wife’s Religious Frenzy. The inquest was resumed at Castle Eden, Durham, yesterday, on the four young children named Dodd ...

... but these little ones were rescued in time to prevent their being asphyxiated. The jury returned a verdict that “The woman murdered her child and committed suicide whilst of unsound mind.” f Don’t Cough, (Take Angler’s. There is positively nothing equal ...

... Oxford yesterday, dealt with “criticism and beauty.” In the Gorse Hall murder case yesterday, the jury, at the Coroner’s inquest on Mr. Storrs, returned a verdict of Wilful murder against Cornelius Howard. Two Dublin ladies, mother and daughter, were ...

... (London: Greening and Co.) (6s.) —A gruesome but exciting story of a hidden treasure, and man-beast who commits a series of murders, for which a saulor is blamed. The man-beast is sailor, who, cast away on an uninhabited island, reverts to savagery, and ...

... the man arrested, Alfred Andrew Stephens, t labourer at the Great Western locomotive works; was charged with attempting to murder Mr. Sellwood by firing a revolver at him and wounding in the temple. Sergt. Newbery spoke to seeing accused on the stairs ...

... motive for Howard attacking deceased. This was all the evidence, and the Coroner then commenced to sum up. A verdict of “Wilful murder” against Howard was returned by the iurv « ...

... Assizes at Leeds, yesterday, sentence of death was pronounced upon Livingstone Thwaite, 28, a painter, for the self-confessed murder, at Halifax, of Beatrice Cook, woman living apart from her husband, whose dead body was found at the foot of a rubbish tip ...

... the Leeds Assizes, yesterday, before Mr. Justice Walton, Livingstone Tlvwaito (28), painter, -was charged with the wilful murder of Beatrice Cook, at Halifax, on October 22. Mr. Lowenthal and Mr. Stanger were for the prosecution, and Mr. Fleming defended ...

... abolished capital punishment for time, but the increase in the number of murders made it necessary to restore it. (2) Sir Edward Coke, the great lawyer of the sixteenth century, defines murder thus: “When a person of sound memory and disqretion unlawfully killeth ...