... regiment—at once fell. He was carried to one of the English hospitals near at hand, and died immediately after his arrival. The murderer was secured without delay, and was being taken back under escort to the head quarters of his regiment, when a general murmur ...

... empress has added sum of 10,000f. 0 the some object. Wilful Murder.—ln Twyn-y-Star, in the parish of Llangwynider,Breconshire, two brothers, named Job 11 and Morgan Davies, have been murdered their si*' ter's husband, Joseph Richards, commonly known 1 ...

... TRIAL OF AN ENGLISHMAN IN FRANCE FOR MURDER. (From Galignani's Messenger.) An account was given in the Messenger, April last, an Englishman having in open day murdered a tradesman at St. Omer, by discharging a pistol poiut blank at him. Three days back ...

... from the time of their marriage until he went to China. Murder at Ltmehouse.—On Tuesday Irish labourer, aged 25, residing in Gun-lane, Limehouse, was brought up on a charge of having murdered Hannah Robertson, of Five Bell-alley. The prisoner, who has ...

... before the Thames police magistrate (and already reported in the Telegraphy. The jury unanimously agreed to verdict of Wilfnl murder against Jeremiah Foley.'' The coroner then issued his warrant for the committal of the accused Newgate. The Norwich Mercury ...

... surrender or of its complete ruin may be near at hand. - I [The following appeared in our Evening Edi- ' tion of Saturday. ] 1 MURDER OF A BRITISH BOAT'S CREW BY THE RUSSIANS AT HANGO. The Baltic. Dantzic, Friday. The Vulture 1 has arrived with mails. On the ...

... all probability, instead of having matter of assault to record, we should have had to detail the particulars of a frightful murder. Well, how did the bench treat the affair ? Was it looked upon in a very heinous light? Yes, it will be said, the magistrates ...

... the rights of humanity. The boat M the Cossack was engaged in one of these very brands of civility at the moment when this murderous onslaught was made upon it. It was to seven Finnish prisoners to Hango, whom e admiral had wish to detain, as they were in ...

... from Kilkenny. The Massacre at ITango.—Suggested Punishment —A writer The Times says, Should the correctness of the Baltic murder be ascertained, the allied admirals, on being refuced satisfaction by the government, will no doubt issue the following p ...

... written to the War Office. A Russian despatch of the 19th received at St. Petersburg says, that alter twenty-four hours of a murderous combat, the French, on the morning of (he 18th, made an attack in great force on the Makakoff, they were repulsed with immense ...

... in all only 1,000, of whom 000 were in support. At the commencement 200 only went in, and another 200 followed. The most murderous sortie of the enemy took place about three in the morning, when the whole ravine was lighted up with a blaze of fire, and ...

... sessions. The prisoner, whose hair was peculiarly light coloured, wore a blue satin bonnet and a scarlet figured shawl. Murderous Attack by a Housebreaker Shropshire.—On Thursday morning last, Mary Harrison, wife labourer residing at Frankton, near Ellesmere ...