Colored News. — London, England, 1855-09-22 00:00:00

D'Evncour k him it liately t 1 to the T .on-hot her cond Irish raffl 15. Pa The pr r head and :cited st house at eleven o'cli ,rter past five o'clock on Tu I he i I by butchers, 4411 ! made her severely. Stfßaaade 1 on th ribed c TURDER 0 I 'on tl and sl ister, and lea mad ion Do the Green Dragon, Half Moon-street, a row subse• quently took place between the prisoner and his with brother, who threatened to throw him down stairs. He worked scuffle he struck Kingston with a poker. He then went out and spoke to a City policeman. After which he returned home, and laid down on the bed with his coat off. This morning his wife called the boys to go to work, and came into the room shortly after. He asked her what she did there, and some words ensued, on hich he put his hand under the bed-tick, took out the id inflicted the wound that caused her death. se, a widow, residing at 38, Crispin-street, leposed thht,the deceased was her daughter. Jane Cr 15, Parliament- found the he tragical The last time she saw, her alive was last night abo — ut 11 o'clock in the Green Dragon beer-shop, Half Moon street, Bishopsgate-street. Witness met her two sons the dec( ) in the room about half-past e. which was got up for her ISSistan Lce; but ing to 19 The pa- ler came in about ten o'clock, before the raffle wa! er, three parts drunk. His daughter afterwards came to bed) sbecallei nd left home. At left them at the beer-shop about 11 o'clock. Kingsto Le second son, and came in with the prisoner, and was very drunk a her pipe. She than the prisoner. They were not quarrgling. Kinb which her husband ston is a weaver, and she believed him to be a friend of derneath the bed, the prisoner. Police-constable 13 H said that, when huial t ied the prisoner, he saw m uc h bl oo d on hi s "nd neighbours r, and Mr On Wednesday"moriiiiig, Mr. W. Baker, jun., thi coroner, held an inquest on the body, in the board room of the Old Artillery-ground Court-house, Fort, been sworn; and the whole of th to sur- 2, 1855, that have its have followei ytember I mien prom) rtutery-pl I him ?to in 15, P. i her 1 I her b vund. '1 e ro I POST 1, I A( 7 :otorel red=no' despoti in a lal hat Al is of t foueht f the many d I throup.:l this b. i 'or u lent o: I to spea I will tel f as hapr L LORD two lar n inter rich thes( V 1 history he 20. knualo, ORED NEWS tevoutl calling in t America toadies of this Frankenstein o truckle to their m exorable bidding, would not dare to the liberties of the nations—and cillably the onward course of th stifle the bursting volcano of f quench for generations to come t us that it is no common enemy with that arguments that would hay with others have none with him. Stul passive thick-skinned Russia, must reasons presented to her as to make her crouch in submission and. humbly sue We have done much —we have destroy the tyrant's strongest fortresses—and t prestige of invincibility is at an end. Bt destruction of Sebastopol we do not anti she will be compelled to petition for p not the late Nicholas assert that not t roubl ,-- his last man lay would rom his designs in the I has not hi on asserted that it is hit .e was spent to car by h : obstin ry out the line of operations r is parent lacy will last. But thi ng must our patient contir of Pei world. made, Ind so long must it be befor ace spreads her wings over the nat , healing the gaping wound , and urging the World once of civilisation and progress. ['HE HARVEST OF THE art of Britain heaveth with an univt m the Land's End to. t Wash to Arran-morn And the clashing of hc And the shootings of I low they would not fail t brave nation When IN The tidings we a ir in all ( t CZAI t be :A knd he the wrath of H ,this where his 11 en for t fettering ( So Mo While Geo . knd the Baltic I use who cried th e Iters, r mward-movit E Poi for this I Greek D ons of Governmrt Western P, litce, two hrough wrucorcL n. He v it will ba Sr ap 1, find t they pur the G I stria