The Sun. — 1869-08-07 (London, England)

MURDER AND SEMI-MURDER. francs a day. Commons for the discussion of religious questions. We ing places i are glad that Mr. Henley's advice of restricting the opera- The Medical Times and Gazette thinks the tour- • Switzerland, tion of the bill to two years has been taken, and this very mutation of the sentence on Fanny Oliver wise, cheque-book circumstance exempts this particular measure from the though illogical. The failure of one test—that of tourist has si• observations as to year,te general inexpediency of legis!ation Reinsch—to detect arsenic, left the testimony of the a " Dinner at this time of when members of Parliament are not 1 Mr. Cook at ' scientific test applied by Mr. Hill unsupported. fairly open to Earl Granville's taunt of preferring their the other. own pleasures, because they are wearied with labours of There was, therefore, the medical journal thinks, popular indei unexampled severity. I such doubt concerning the scientific evidence as to of it. On rendcr the case one for commutation, but not for is a Swiss a The Economist, in referring to the report on paella" A married woman who dictates love-rnentary and municipal elections, remarks that the choice pardon. the 11th Sep lies between the Ballot and the existing system, and the letters to a former lover, purchases arsenic, giving Italy will existing system is declared, after inquiry, to be no longer the lover's as her own name, who nurses her husband routesil by th endurable. We are inclined to believe that time country through an . illness, - and in whese husband's. body _Pio'rhapne'ii, Soerr at large will endorse the verdict of the committee, and death, cannot be surprised if lurin, and ! that the opposition, unless, indeed, it come from the arsenic is found after ^ Lords—who, however, will not like to interfere with a society considers her a dangerous person, and dis- thirty-six gui mode of election adopted by the other House—will not be poses of her accordingly." The MedicNl Times and railway and fierce. The discontent with the present system is very Gazelle thinks the moral of this case is that three (including a opening of widely diffused, and reaches very hi gh up. People who experimentalists at least ought to test suspected of another are not much shocked by ordinary bribing dislike the ' rioting and tumult and mob coercion which attend articles in trials for murder. November, elections, and which in Tory belief are permanently inju- Another trial—that of a husband for killing his and back b rious to the Conservative cause. The rich and the timid wife at Iledhill—furnishes food for reflection. This Passing to th and the refined, who aro all Conservatives by instinct, home or abro independence fellow,.named Simmons came home one night and abstain from voting. yet would vote if the vote could be abused his wife, a hard-working,, sober woman, clearly define given in the quiet which, according to all the evidence the Ballot does secure. The small proprietors' finishing his entertainment by throwing her down all who mod: too, are very impatient of the pressure exercised by stairs and fracturing her skull. There ho purchase of their grandee neighbours, and the latter feel more let her lie, bleeding and inanimate ; and published twi really remark almost than any other men the influence of the general when assistance arrived, the woman was of twenty-fou drift of e V whether it be owards Radicalism or not, is towards the thattia c liverdeath had throughprobably rule of the multitude, awl in thousands of minds habitually Conservative there is a latent liking fer completeness, akicks. The man was tried for scarcely attn feeling that as the householders are to rule they ought to ' manslaughter ; but surely it did not follow after this ordinary coat be set free to 11 0 it. Other schemes for setting them free 1 lucky escape from a capital charge that he should be Excumonist. might no doubt be devised ; but the only one the country ' " recommended to mere • " The Daily News never there are eig tours over tho knows anythate alseit is the Pallet, and the ballot thereP, d 1 ofifvseucyheaarsreicomm.3e;idation. Tile savage will in Holland at fore will in nil he man probability be tried. There are local canoes also in eeera.tieri which greatly lend to tlimilinehe hill be at h. t. - I 'nberptryistooni,:iiaitsotinhee oetnhderowfolmvhanic.h are fifteen, ar enable the to nish resistance to the i:,noratiun. In Si:MLA:pi the tenants would like the flnl!ot, beenmse it wrmT,l av,•rt petty an- direction, an