... Sonor Amaral, the late Governor oi' __kiea», -». who had: been detained in consequence, in axchan_r»_ head and arm of the murdered man, which skm? themselves unable to obtain on any other iei — ?? AMERICA. The royal mail steam ship Cmnailm, whicii I.— ...

... r :■ the assassin as his wife. Mr. Combo asked ?? . induce her to desire to connect herself again with a who had tried to murder her ? Sho replied, while -. roiled down her cheeks, that sho knew he iove-i he-, did not know wliat Lo was about at th* ? ...

... police authoriries are endeavouring to trace out the author of what, there can be httie doubt, is a case of aggravated child-murder. The body, when found, was enveloped in part of an old coal-bag, and was turned out of the cess-pool during the night by one ...

... -carry the suggestions of Mr. Lawrence into effect. The Trial of Propessor Webster. — The trial of Professor Webster, for the murder of Dr. Par— _ an, was brought to a close, at Boston, on Saturday night, the 30th ult., and a verdict of guilty rendered aga-nst ...

... woman an. i - and murdered the deceased. The magistrate* _u_i. .. mittcd the prisoners for trial on tha charg. at ?? Globe. The Cambridge EXEC _Tlo_-.— Maria Reed-ran; s Lucas, who were found guilty at the List . ?? •'•_ . zes, for the murder of Susan Lucas ...

... prisoner thrashed' his wife in the bed -room on the night in question, and that she, woman like, did not hesitate to cry out murder and the other alarm-signals befitting these occasions: This brought the officer to the spot; when he found the prisoner coolly ...

... not yet come; it may be well for me to call upon her.— Why, in the name of Newgate, what is going on . She is shrieking I' Murder ! on the second floor. Up to the rescue ! A judicious maiddirects me to the drawing-room: It's only Miss a-trying on her ...

... 31. 7 40.— Pontefract 9 29. 12 15, 3 ?? 5 ?? 8 . — L>' - 10 22, 12 SS, 3 54, 6 31, 8 52, Gooie 10 3*. 1 \ 3 55. * ?? • The Murder of Mart Asam Parsons.— J___r - inquirj' into the case of Mary Ap— o Pars was, the ?? have committed both the prisoners, Mr ...

... husband, on their wedding excursion. She. ajspears still to walk lame from the serious injuries re- ceived from tho fire of the murderer Rush, bu: in other respects she S3e_a_ to have recovered her health. ...

... SAVAGE MURDERS NEAR OTLEY, The pleasant market town of Otiey, in the valley of the Wharfe, about 10 miles from Leeds, in the direct line of road between Harrowgate and Bolton- abbey, has just been the scene of a most diabolical outrage, in' which one ...

... said in joke that he wa3 a papist, which he was not, and he was consequently attacked and lost his life. — Northern Whig. Murder in Tipperart. — We have leai-ied ffhat a mur- der of a very fearful character has been committed at Clonory, wliich is near ...

... iiddeisfield, 15th April, 1850. The Alleged Murder at. Laleham.— On Saturday, Charles _i->lde» r an agricultural labourer, who had giver* himself up. co the police on his own confession of havii.- murdered a woman twenty years ago, and bun-big her >_ ...