The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1883-04-21 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

SZSTEXCES OF DZATEL—Peter Dunagan, labourer, it was so early in the evening they concluded that was on Friday sentenced to death at the Newcastle some of Messrs. Mole's employes were there. As, Assizes for the murder of his wife, Agnes Donegan, however, the door was not closed later on, suspicions by cutting her throat with a razor. The jury re- were awakened, and it was found that the premises commended the amused to meriy.—Rdna Mary Reed had been robbed. A man standing on the other was found guilty at the Hertfordshire Amizes on side of the street, just before nine o'clock. saw throe Friday of the murder of her infant illegitimate men come out of Messrs. Mole's, one of them child, by drowning it in the River Lee, at the Rye carrying a bulky black bag. As he had seen House. She was sentenced to death. The jury them loitering near the premises earlier in strongly recommended her to mercy, and the judge the day, he snapeoted that they had been said the recommendation would be forwarded to the committing a robbery, and followed them down proper quarter, and supported by him. Worcester-street, where he pointed them out to a HOLLOWAY'S Pru.s.—Th the complaints peculiar to policeman, saying "Go and catch that fellow with females these Pill, are unrivalled. Their use by the the bag, and you will have a fine haul, as they have fair sex has bemuse so constant for the removal of theiraihnents that barely a toilet is without them. broken into Mole's shop." The officer followed the In the boudoir of the lady of fashion, and the humble men some distance, but suffered them to elude him. garret of the seamstress alike universal favour is Upon tke discovery of the robbery information was worded to these renovating 141111; their invigorst- conveyed to the detective offloe in Moor street, and lag and parifYial propertiesD read. ,them _safa afd arrangements were made for watching the railway Invaluaote in au cues may any • wizen by stations, and 001111IIIIIIIIMUMBP were sent to other females of all ages for any disorganization Or towns. Irregularity of the system, speedily removinif the out Friday the police were dillin making enquiries. Several cause and restoring the sufferer to robust health: , family medicine they are familial. for sob. ranint of .known thieves were searched under maladies of young and old. - and in one ease a number of *stales were  At the Durham Assizes on•Teesday morning, John Rafferty, found guilty on Monday of manslaughter of his wife at Sunderland, by stabbing her to death with a shoemaker's knife, was brought up to receive sentence. Mr. Justice North said but for the extreme provocation he had received, prisoner would undoubtedly have been found guilty of murder. Prisoner was sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude. At Manchester Assizes on Tuesday, John Rouse, a blacksmith, of Roehdale, was indicted for attempting to murder Martha Hilton. The two cohabited in a house which had a balcony running along the upper windows. On Feb. 24th Hilton went home drunk, and prisoner said he would hang for her, and thereupon struck her on the head with a chisel, and subsequently threw her from the gallery into the flagged streef, a distance of eighteen feet. He was sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude.  SurmalN Tula Woacarraa Parson.—On Sunday morning George Piokin, of King's Norton, committed suicide in the prison at Worcester. He was awaiting his trial for feloniously wounding his wife, and he seemed to dread the result, and was no doubt influenced thereby in the rash ad. On Sunday morning, between six and seven o'clock, he was visited in his cell by one of the warders, who found him suspended from a gas-bracket by a towel. The body was warm, but life was extinct..  HONOURaILM  few years ago Dr. nd himself unable to , and in consequence . was aecopted by his his liabilities. and the m, week, Y a letter from I Aon, and enclosing Int to pay all the aceounta  meet his oftered a creditors 1 afterwards from ' his  _ Sliortiy .1 matter faded Mr. Pasemen, Dr. Godchild • a cheque for creditors the to the extent of 20e:  recalling the an amount