The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-15 00:00:00

MURDER IN DEBBY.

A shocking murder took place iu Derby between
7 and 8 o'clock on Thursday evening. An Irish girl, named
Elise Murray, and who raided in Agard-street, had been
" courted" by one Richard Thorley, who worked for Mr.
Frost, at the iron works in Canal-street, but he had been
out of work for several weeks past. It appears that on
Saturday night he had words with the girl, was very bois-
terous, and broke open the door. On Tuesday night, he had
a disturbance in the Corn Market, and threatened to
stab a man. He seems to have been a very diasatis-
lied character, and it is supposed that the demon of jealousy
took possession of him, for to-night he took a razor from
his mother's hewn, rushed to the residence of the girl, in
Agard•street, and deliberately cut her throat. The scene
was awful, the deceased's throat being literally cut from ear
to ear. The murderer escaped, but the policemen are on his
track. From a wood edition of the Derty Rrporter, pub-
lished yesterday, we learn that from the time of the murder
to the capture of the murderer rather more than three hours
elapsed. The murderer, after having passed the night in
the lock-up, was very cool and collected this morning. It
appears that, after leaving Chapman* in Abbey-street, the
murderer called at Mr. Birch's, the George the Fourth,
where his hand, which was cut, was bound up. and he thew
left, nobody in the house knowing what be had
done. When taken he did not seem at all dis-
concerted, but said he bad known the girl about five
mouths, and had been doing what was right to her. Whoa
he went to her the other night she not only called him •
nuisance, bet said he was a --, and that she would hit
him. It appears that he had called the girl out of the
house, and that whilst in the act of caressing her he cut
her throat. All she was beard to exclaim was, "Oh
God !" He thee threw the razor down and ran away. A
great crowd collected near the spot, and the greatest excite-
ment prevailed. On Tuesday night the prisoner as. io a
row in the Coro-market., and threatened to stab a man, bot
the interference of the police prevented him carrying his
threat into execution. Since he has been out of employ he
has occasionally sold oysters.

TR.IIIIIO RETURNS.
kllles Pas- Mee- Total, Total,
RAILWATII open seniers chandlee 1862 1161
Week ending Feb. 2. 6
Ssat Anglian
Week ending Feb. 4.
L Asst. & Lonikanlo.94ll
(South Aunt. Lin.) 1004 8,477 84,211 42603 23,950
(Lombardo Line)
Central Italy Prank
Plalsiusee to Bologna
Week ending Feb. 9.
Caledonian

Kasten, Counties
Week ending Feb. 11.
Belgian Eastern Junction SBB 86 141 429 118

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