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London, England, 1856-12-29 00:00:00

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MURDER OF A RAILWAY CONSTABLE AT M/1311“:"
railway constable, was resumed OR Wednesday
—The adjourned inquest on the body of Joseph Pearc"
Castle Hotel, At
--erthyr. The deceased and Elias Jenkins!
on the night of the 10th inst., were at a publichouse al
Merthyr, and a quarrel took place between them about
a game of bagatelle. en leaving the house the quarrel
was renewed in the street, and Jenkins stabbed Pearce
e
several times in the abdomen. The unfortunate man
lingered At the
lingered till the 19th lust, when he expired.
*deceased's
inquest Superintendent Wrenn produced the police.
clothes, which had several cuts in the -,
andp hended,
constable Dunlop, by whom Jenkins wag aP roe{ which
found on him a large clasp knife,_ theat the
bladethe surgeon
was stained with blood. Mr. W. la • jamheigs death was
who attended deceased, stated
infliction by the
several witnesses having proved their.ti Wilful Mut.-
prisoner, the jury returned a verdict of
committed to
clearly attributable to the wounds thheathad rece.ived, and
der" against Jenkins, who Was thereuponhire
assize.
take his trial at the ensuing G
[A.DYEanamENT. Majesty's 53(1
Complaints.—Capt. Wedderburne,
of
heror liolloWay, that
Regiment, sta.es, in a letter to Professor $o
the efficacy
he has great pleasure in bearing testinsolneYng
i_Heliewayllsinporil
residence in
of his pills, having tried them during
ufferaer from liver om-
tropicai climates. Being a great s
st relief from Iloilo-
plaints, he always found the great
eedicine
nee ever
gisallfga iver
way's Pills, the only efficient ml
.defused; sal
t all times
therefore he should be happy a
invariably had on hint.
one of the good effects they have
hoot the world,
Establishments, throug
--Sold by all medicine ye 244, Strands
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lit Professor Holloway s
New York ; by A
London, and 80, Maiden Jane,.
G dic Smyrna ; and E.
Stamps, Constantinople ; A... al Y 1
Muir, Malta.
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BIRTHS.
07 A DAUGHTICI3.
On the 24th inst., at Grant Lodge, Elgin, N. 8., Louisa,
Countess of Beafield, wife of Major Godfrey Massey, un-
attached.
Lodge, Ripon, the wife
On the 26th inst, t., at Mowbray
of J. R. Lysagh Esq.
01 A 8021.
On the 26th inst., at 1, Belton-row,
Mayfair, Mrs. Jo-
seph Biggs. of Barden park, Tunbridge.
On the 26th inst., at Horringer, Suffolk, the wife of the
Rev. Forster G. Simpson.
MARRIED.
On the 27th inst., at South Hackney Church, Mr- Al.
fred Edmond Stacey, of Hackney, to Elizt.,beth Marl.
fred R
second daughter of Thomas C. Smith,
Esq., oedman's-
row, Mile-end, and grand-daughter of the
late Pr. Viril-
Hants, of Wantage.
derson, F.C. Minister, Coßolle, Fifes ,
• hire to Mary Mar-
On the 18th inst., at Cromarty, the !Lev. John A. An-
late of the Hanoverian Guards.
garet Henrietta, eldest daughter of Captain A. G. Gralam,
f) 1 6 D.
88.
On the 27th inst., at Chelbs"rt"lll' Suffolk, after R.
atneens' ragDedro7;lieda,
long illness, Catherine nces Lady
H alit:
Blaney
00 nn tthhTeeo22l2trdhd
eijyanssßtt... ~,
faoatuthis
IsE s . Townleyagedresidence,
Paris, President of the in Dover-street, Dr.
Royal College of Ph s' ' ns aged
y icia ,/
72.
George Bedgough, Esq., aged 62.
On Christmas day' at the Ridge, Wootton-tinder-Edge,
s-day, at Torquay, Captain Murray Fraser
G 1(
)ocne act ehrrsi I:
ti
Irne
a,
s, h.p. Royal Artillery.
Oren r
the 25th inst., at Rock-buildings, Bognor, soDuel
Fer
Martin, Esq , aged 64.
OD the '2sth inst., at 32, Upper Barnsbury-street, piling"
ton, Mr. Thos. S. F. Husband, aged 31.
On the 26th inst., at East, Bergholt, Suffolk, Rebecca,
second daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Bowen, rector of
Pulliam, Norfolk.
On the 26th inst., at Park-road, Twickenham, Adelaide
Fleetwood, the infant daughter of Francis Martin Esq.
On the 27th inst., in Clarges-street, Piccadilly, Lieut.
Fiancis A.myot Hallett, second EllrOpo37l Light InfantrY
(Bombay), youngest son of Charles William Hallett, Esq.,
of Gr.-at George-street, Westminster, and Surbiton Lodge,
Kiugstou-on-Thames.
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LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUIO,
of No. 112,• Strand, Printer, at The Sun Oaks, '
in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the oouo• I
112, Strand,
of bliddleeex, Diondaw, December 29, 106.