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they again Went off as fact a►s %Ley weld, patella by
him (prosecutor), who overtook thew at a spot whore
there was no thoroughfare. While he was straggling
with them a policeman came up, whom he told that be
had been robbed by them. The other man then ran
away ; prosecutor told the Officer to go after him, and
stated that be would take care of the prisoner. An-
other constable soon afterwards came up, into whose
custody he gave the prisoner. As thev were going to
the station-house the prisoner made a determined resis-
tance. He was eventually throwil on the ground and
overpowered. When the prisoner got up the policeman
found on the ground a gold watch with an Albert-chain
and appendages attached, which he identified. He was
taken to the station-house. the other man has not been
taken.
The prisoner was remanded for a week.

EXTRAORDINARY POISONING CASES
AT MANCHESTER.

Yesterday afternoon three.men were placed= at the bar
of the City Court-house, before Mr. Itiekerilo, Mr. Ross,
• and Mr. J. -A. Turner; magistrates,- Oh- a - charge of
poisoning, which, in some of its main features, resembles
the Rugeley case. The prisoners were Thomas Bull
Holland; a surgeon, Jain-es Monaghan, and a mall named
Barry. A man named Edward Dunn is implicated in
the same charge, but has been convicted for another
offence' and is serving a period of imprisonment.
Mr. Bradleugh, instructed by Messrs. Clay and Co.,
attorneys, London, appeared on behalf of the Diadem
Insurance Company, as prosecutor ; Mr. Fernley, bar-
rister (for Messrs. Mann, attorneys), on behalf of the
prisoner Monaghan ; and Mr, Bent, solicitor, for the
prisoner Barry. It, is understood that the prisoner
Holland, who is a surgeon, has made a confession or
statement to Mr. Bradleugh, revealing the whole of his
transactions with the other prisoners, which statement is
to the effect that, being surgeon to the Diadem Insur-
ance Company for the district, the prisoners had applied
to him to pass John Monaghan (the prisoner Monaghan's
father) as a good life, and that subsequently they were
in his surgery when he was mixins, a solution of white
lead with water, and asked him if could not be done
without assuming a milky colour. He then showed
them that it could be mixed with whisky so as to be
colourless. There was reason to believe that some of
this mixture was given to the old man Monaghan, who
died some months ago, when the prisoners and Dunn
applied for 8001.' the sum for which Monaghan's life
had been insured, but were refused the money. His
disclosures had also led to the belief that two other per-
sons had been similarly poisoned.
Mr. Bradleugh stated that the charge against the pri-
soner, along with Dunn (who wain prison for embez-
zling money belonging to an assurance company), was
for having destroyed the life of one John Monaghan, the
father of the prisoner James Monaghan, to obtain the
sum of 300/. from the Diadem Life Insurance Company.
He should, if he succeeded in establishing a sufficient
case, apply to the bench to remand them to a future
day, and in the interim make an application to the coro-
ner to exhume the body of John Monaghan, so that it
could undergo a post mortem examination, and then get
a habeas corpus, under which the body of Dunn might
be removed from prison to be pieced at the bar along
with the prisoners Monaghan and Barry. His first ap-
plication would be to the bench to liberate Holland from
the dock, so that he might be examined as a witness.
There was reason to believe from the disclosures he had
made that he was willing t) further the ends of justice,
and his evidence was of great importance towards esta-
blishing the charge against the other prisoners.
The magistrates having consented to the application,
Thomas Bull Holland was removed from the dock to the
witness b.sx, and subjected to a long and painful exami-
nation of some hours. The examination was Most
painful to listeu to,.bccause. Holland prevaricated to an
extent whieh rendered it almost impossible to get half-a-
dozen consecutive sentences front hint without the
grossest contradictions. Probably-.this was to some
extent in consequence of a warning from the bench that
he was not bound to answer any question that might
criminate himself.

The examination was likely to last until a late hour.

A case was under investigation yesterday afternoon,
at Manchester, in addition to the above, in which two
children in a burial club, and whose parents would be
entitled to 61. each on their death, are suspected to have
been poisoned.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENOE.

CAMBRIDGE, Jan. 23.—The Professor of Mineralogy
gives notice that his lectures will comulence on Friday,
February 1.
These Lectures will be given on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, from 2 to 3. in the
Mineralogical Museum under the west end of the New
Library.

Gentlemen who attend these Llctures with the inten-•
Con of obtaining the Professor's certificate must be pro-
vided with the Professorial Lecture Ticket, for which
they are requested to apply to the Registrary, or to
their College Tutor.
Gentlemen who do not require the Certificate are ad-
mitted gratis. _ _