Hetherington) that he scnsidesed the application of 
ence ha d. sho: wn him 
the 5 
erT g 
Court of Dublin last. e The trial wi 
There was no dispu s to the facts of t 
that it was twice as valuable rs jeg 
of x^ al value which had not been ems s 
Tho | waa insane at the time he 
urder; 
was co ador cg r the defence that m prisoner 
sho t the man , The e jur 
a a verdict 
it ae 
Board, who expressed themselves much please 
what D. had Seen, left for Edinbur i in eri eve 
sour to 
HAM.— The Government autoriti 
Koy alterations of an important 
ning, 
TD es s intend t 
the 
t the t 
diids ter maga 
s 
ships 
it is expecte more of t 
lying idle i in the Medway will be made available for the 
Coane —A meeting of colliers was held at Coseley 
on Saturday, at whie i it was — that, with some 
— mA striko — ere the m 
return the tv 
had oe 
has laste ed for the 
| unla wfully MÀ intimi- 
dation, and cons iisi was resumed o ning 
at Bils ton MN aes —: magia of the 
dis tri both sic es, 
ial. 
aS 
3 
ait prisoner r 
Lie Es UMEN who he evening Xf th urder, ra sh estis s thec A th es 
has jus completed his articles to a solicitor in this | for the prosecution than otherwise, by showing that it was | to dec 
town, was aturday lodged in Chester police-station | possible him to h eturned to London by the | ba ne tho Judges à 
on a charge of forging cheques in his brother's name to [vem s t Eat ae nó ord Chief Baron | Cone 
ihe amount of 2 nine Huddersfield : The | jammoá up. He hy that E: was inde duty to state to the jury | satisfacto 
ery was dis Friday, and it was then | any point of law that might arise, and. for E to dim w their 
ascertained that Haigh had absconded. Officers were | own concl acts, and ther e no doubt 
despatched to Manchester, from whence they traced | that Mr. Briggs on the night of the 9th July was murdered. | in it, does 
1 re ee othing of fe man - ^ he murder | to ramov ti 2e f 
him to Crewe, and fina rehended him in a first d; há db He 9 remove entirely from of th 
à : itted ; but of the fact there coul: o do - t. e youw 
class railway ca Chester, jus& on the point of beers State to them the t as — = been Seong m 
D. the N 
a, in 
starting pr 1ead. 
nly 207. was ee 1d upon n 
LIVER J 
OOL.— The Canadian steam ura, 
hip was so in alm ib e - d 
entering pc Mersey in a fog on Thursday re en Ds “evidenco of that nature. 
acte 
as to diminish tho eon ad 
route dd 
the 
city ty 
ne 
vi ence read 
| acquitting the prisoner on the gro ound E in ) J 
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persons were ú 
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any, t ree har IE susained eae limbs 
and about 20 others were slightly injured, 2j and be 
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT : The Trial of Muller. —On Saturday 
moppe Beside tt Parry, in accordance withj his statement 
n the y, that he would call witnesses to show that 
the AE was a eweta at the time es murder was com- 
mitte ws pu à - Leo, of ev ckney Wick, an omnibus LE 
eid Jon gud deed. for that p 
but t the denm of the fene wan of no 0 value, and that of the 
latter merely showed that th at Camberwell 
indieatio: otio: 
twitching of his compr 
judgm 
Mott 
riod y ə removed from it be 
LC RAS mak. you, avail yourself of what 
2 Pe vn rded yen. tne means, 80 far as 
ace with you e ker, and be ro 
t befor 
ir own pos [P 
of c 
.| them md ji nett ^ for thom 
Lae had argued that mstantial | 
cour 
e tri ed in ‘a ly 
The majority of phe wh v vey 
ran amore near Crosby Point, and br - r baek.|offences de ee ed i in pW En poar rtg of ool quniry dep "git Pe rs aits you. -L 
upon A en A E. 
pe fea “ee - she will bec a total be iateko - Polis ways, "in VE person, e in ma ESO hue: 
Porluninit- pa closing ways. The indirect testimony of a number of facta, s all - | whole evidence Ts 15 
Hae Das the hours of one and four in the | curring to the e direction, Ld ay with the idea that | m you 
P Š | » urder s to that conclusion, , 
morning was adopted on Monday by the Town Council baad San ha Rule Lee iei was (s Thor M $ ande Y 
ion he w er y 
of Liverpool, after a brief eres On the 27th ult. | with which they ought to agree. Serjeant Parry had said th 5 MEE identi ISTE ks tho tenimony aian , 
the wife of a labouring man named Dawson, residing in t not find the pris uilty unless they were as satisfie NEA E NM A MESA 
Wellington Road, Prae a fit of mental aberration | as if they had seen him commit the act. He did not think | woma Taa ent Pipe. Tt may bo that liad 
killed one of her child en, a girl one year and- ten bs AY iwi A the certainty they ought to feel. It was onl Dupes oe wad. telling the ese yum fs 
aod b . it . H cessary to have that certainty with which they would | there after 9 o'clock, but in m 
months old, by ting its throat with. a table knife. transact anata pace important connerie, nae the present | from ' 
he then seized another and older child, and would | inquiry was a most important one to the prisoner, To requir 
have destroyed it had not its erine aroused ee po would not tend $ ten ri iE T i ys 
y sai Se 
attention of the nei ghbours, _ She then seized a third | than one innocent should suffer. There were instances where ta sak nin 
child, but bei hile in t of ici: inn is ha found: ilt, had 
ing toe e its throat, she inflicted — e wound upon | been as such. rule to | lown was to | s. 
he 1 1 tl bed the utmost vigilance, and ros y ihr if a man y innocent 
er own neck and throat. She was removed to the |j shouid be acquitted. should the facts of | MF. D 
main | Seiden we she tore the plas d from | tne i 
of 
iolent hamora hage. She is 
ars that she has 
e Hebdomadal Caunet 
on Thursday it was propose that 
in consideration of the labours of Mr. Taget, the 
Regius Professor of Greek, a salary of r be 
paid to him. a division this motion was rie iy a 
So alaga 
Heurtley, Professor Mon 
pre vlaen, and the Soniak Proctor. The supporters 
motion were the Vice-Chancellor, the Dean of 
Chri Church, Master of Balliol, Ferns 
fessor Jacobson, Professor Wilso P. 
Professor emen Mr. Eaten, and the Jun 
t the last meeting of the ten t Geena 
The take 
case and Mourale those’ ‘which 
did and draw 
hose they not belie 
ing s the satisfactory i pasein k i that the 
Dr E RR. ne ved ‘entitled to be found not 
It was said that the pri 
x the M thought that there was a satis- 
tory ease the part of the rosecution, aiit this were | y iio 
pone by = mali ^" Palibt n qe. a against the case 
for the p: It beca ovince to sift tho alibi, 
+ Ce with th e prosecution, and 
anian and to aid Le. urch t station in- 
i apa to go to Hac and h seen at the Bow]station. 
is lordehip commentod o on the m vet of Mr. tes, and said he | ty 
thoughtthe prose rosecution were ri, eid ot callin: ghim Mr. Brig 
about one- hird th rome Hi ackney-wick 
yon the line, his i medias Hackney-wick. He drew 
ention of thej ry to this because it showed ie a. 
ay the 
riggs 
most. He | I 
must have been bul o carriage feet fi He 
Alderman Miller intimated his intention n of presenting | informed the jury that whether Mr. Briggs s ju taped. out or not | «4 [ons nad mediately de 
to the town a plot of ground for a publie Ap to join | it would make no difference to the person charged with the Snape ‘him OO the M8 Imo p 
the very Mt par isin Avenbam Valley, which has | murder, as it was clear ho ved several desperate disp lay rrine Aem — solio 
just been laid out by r. er Uia -known | Wounds before leaving the carriage, and if he left the carriage 
e gar Jt cé Alios > ill : rom the fear of the violence of whoever was inside it would be 
apo gm e Wer has give ; but Mr. Briggs's hat and another left in its 
p l. and 30007. for the land, but it is stated pla and his watch and chain were gone. On the following | s ' the 
stbat if it had been brought into the p ket for | Monday Mr. Death exchanged a chain; and, in consequence sentonpo eh the trial with 
alaik wanid Hay. tween The of suspicions, persons were sent out to anticipate the arrival of hím ge ble of the most 
eR RED LV; Ci d e RET e tee cis An pe Send e | add he left the dock dissolved in tears. 
tion shall make a yearly of 402. for. foundation Am S LA out to 
of a ex rp uec choite Grammar mue down. The hat vri fs kin the watch = 
Sc KEV Friday, vas tried E the and ch a m Mex links in the evidence for the Obio 
sessions for an offence of a En character, He | and if tay one of them j h verediginaiy gui or t or th jury 
was charged with dealing ped 502. ae E M to say whether he had giron a satisfactory eterno" Thep Tar Man or BRISTO: 
his employers the New Fylde Timber Com mpapy. Fou = in possession of bo chain the Monday ; but t there Park, near 
Sno eviden din ‘that h depen the: watch at that time, "The | 64th year. pb tal mhe Lae 
yea notes were paid to a clerk of the co ed prisoner bad never said h ught the watch and chain at | ship’slocat medical atte 
taa Meehan as they were missed after pu the docks. (Serjeant (n said the counsel for the prisoner | the l 
id to him, he was charged with stealing them Chiet Ba xi E TR p mop isoner.) Tho pora 
: Ies : ef Baron hal is ee estion, T 
pomaet tain. $ Prog has and aequitte He risoner himself had said he had t a welsh, for two punt: 
nes ied aani ides the, charge, and almost ever | His lordship taon aude to tha tat, Dum i a dt pomible | death of bis T 
a een ridden. Two sai Was pro as far as it possibly | deat 
months since the notes were found in a picket quitus d “that E ther the x s and ity oM for Mox i Mea 1890 ne m 
f : r et e — sa of the e | LL. . In 
ae Bond acknowledged to be his, tho denied | remark industr at bad boen exercised in | fith Duke of Rutin 
re i e of them. On rung M was ee fo: finding all aoe Mz. Diga ad been devoted to | two daughters. 
tealing them, and was acquit cot havo the peron *t qim the. prisoner bought it, he | till ia hen Be, ques 
between eight and nine hour d been fou Tia a Seri a Poe romy c -— lord. 
Erelanv, 
hat ey prete to Mr. Briggs.) 
that was undoubtedly so; but it was er 
voit i M - 
‘af eie Ja mar 25, 1842. donem 
the jury to say how | has AN 
em to the " of that severely fà felt in the Pneigabourh 
o Lord Chief 
far what that Barge had Umen led the 
M bhp The o tan s th nd, Lord A 
e n: riui ^ BS, — Mr. Odell, the nd hat were stay o o Y rather s poou liar maturo. The us 1897, ge MÀ = Tid e aa 
à wh a iff who to take a ‘af y very = 
his goods in execution, was tried before the Criminal few, not more than two, of the description. With regard to im Wil Willan Nicholas nals er erver, as orn i 
the alibi it was a matter so entirely for the consideration of the 
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