The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-09 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

On the 6th inst., at Southsea, Hants, the wife of James W. Ozzard,
Eq., Paymaster, Royal Navy, of a daughter.
RoObnertthaeia7xchwleull, lust., at
a on
at
sTa.pley•place, Edge•lane, the wife of Mr.

MARRIAGES.
On theinst., at St. Mary's, Cheltenham, by the Rev. A. Boyd.
Major J. W. Grey, 85th Light Infantry, to Agnes, daughter of the
late J Scott, Esq., of Chlsholme,.Rozburghshire.
At St. Ann's, Dublin, James,
youngest son of the late James
Hunt, to Charlotte, only daughter of the late Segrave M'Cormietr,
Esq., of Dublin, Barrister-at-Law.

DEATHS.
On the sth inst., at Clapham, Mrs. Eleanor Chopping, aged 26,
eldest daughter of Mr. Kirk, of Salisbury-street, Liverpool.
On the sth lost., at the residence of his son, Tymawr, Mo'd, Mr.
Francis Musgrave, of Knutaford, Cheshire, deeply and deservedly
respected by all who knew him.
On the 6th inst., at West Derby, in his 54th year, Joseph, son of
the late Thomas Pane, Esq., of this town.
On the 6th Inst., aged 50, Mrs. Wodgwood, of Cornhill, London,
late of thi. town, much regretted by all who knew her.
On the 7th inst., aged 33, Margaret, wife of Mr. Richard Roe,
Surgeon, Eccles, and eldest daughter of the late Mr. Joseph
Hodgson, of Liverpool.

0- Births, Marriages. and Deaths, are only inserted when sei.t
to our Office duly authenticate

JOHN HANNAM, THE ARMLET MURDERER.--Since
Hannam's confinement in York Castle, he has been so
conscience:stricken and so remorseful, that the warders
scarcely anticipated he would live until the winter gaol
delivery. He declares that he passionately loved Jane
Benham ; that he had no intention of killing her until he
was kneeling upon her body, and then only in consequence
of her struggles ; and that he shall welcome death as a
release from his misery. His trial will take place on Thurs-
day ; and his relatives, in spite of his plea of guilty, have
employed the best counsel within the reach of their slender
means.

GARROTTE ROBBERIES IN BIRMINGHAM.—ThiS class of
robbery is increasing tl such an extent in Birmingham as
to render it perfeetly dangerous for the inhabitants to per-
ambulate the streets after nightfall. About five o'clock
on Saturday evening last, Mr. Thomas Hunter, a commer-
cial gentleman, was walking along George street, near St.
Paul's Square, having in hislpicososeess,simonoietrkoinDsa,rcaenlds,
taming patterns of prints, calicoes,
goods, and also a pocket ledger, when he was pounced upon
by four young men, who ca.lght him by the throat,
threw
him down, and succeeded in making themselves posessers
of his property, with which they made their escape. A
second robbery of the same description was perpetrated
early on Tuesday morning, Mr. Hewlette, box bookkeeper
of the Threatre Royal, was proceeding along Heneage street
on his way home, about one o'clock, when he was attacked
by three men. One of them seized him by the throat and
held him, whilst the others took from his pocket a ports.
monnale containing £l2 123. and some memorandums,.
Mr. Hewlette was so severely injured as to renderit im-
possible for him to follow his avocation. Another daring
robbery was committed between one and two o'clock on
Tuesday. A boy named Joseph Biddulph, employed in a
solicitor's office in this town, was passing along Moor street
with half a sovereign and two shillings, with which he had
been entrusted, safely bestowed in one of his pocketa,when he
was suddenly robbed of the money by two young men whom
he had observed following him for some distance. One of
the ruffians caught him by the throat and throttled him,
whilst hie companion secured the cash. None of the robbers
have yet been heard of by the police.—Birmingham Journal.

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