... d BOY BfJR2DJRf BY HI MT. About eight o'clock yesterday morning a. womns Eliza Whorlow, the vwife of a cyclis's salesran, 1, Graavilie-teriisc5, Lordlship-lae, Wvood Gr Londorn, entere-d the polfoe-station, and stated had killed her little bsoy by cutting his throt ' immnediately went to the womnan's house, and by s. sister of Mr. Whoriow that she knew nothi matter. The husband, w ho was in ...

... 'THE ALLEGED PERSECUTION OF LIB2BlAL WOHKMEN AT COBEY. VMETING OF EMF LOYES A ND COUTER1 DEM3!ONSTRATION. (FIt u Cnawx, Thursday Night, Two meetings wvere held at Creawe to-night, one t't denly the charge of 'peectio of Viberal workmen which had been made against officials of the London and s orb- Western Rasilwy Company, the other to reaffirmn the charges whicha had been moade. The meeting in ...

... THE SERIOUS CHARGE AGAIST A SCARBOROUGH TRDEI.N. Tehe North Riding magistrates were engaged for several houlrs yesterday afternoon and evening in investigating a charge against Henry J. Richards, cue of the principal game and poultry dealers carryin on business on the South-cliff, Sca~rborou~gh, of having stolen 41 tame (alive) pheasants, the property of Mlr. H. E. Douner, solicitor, of ...

... NORTH RIDfl?G QUARTER SB?SIONS. iNEW AGISTRATES. Yesterday at the Ntortlcallerton Court - honeS, the 1piphany .Quater Sessions wvere held, the Hgon. C. 3. .i DtSWASi presiding. There weres ?? pesent on: the bench, Messrs. A. WV. Simnpsoni, C. J. Chayror, Ambrose Walk1er,s Josseph R~icharson, W'im. Brown, Jno. Hultton, E. H. , Turtion, J. 3. Emerson, 3. ti. Pennyman, 3. G-. Wilson,S C. . cdix, ...

... CRIME IT LEEDS. amP C}~ CONSTABLE'S EXPORT.i The Chief Colstable haus presented his annual report to tbh Wsatch Co rmmittee, in w iden he state s that durngb thes vsor ending Septemober 29th, 1889, there had been an ;nn~eupon the apvnrenensions for last year (from 3,099I to 3,366) of 8-61 per cent. In 1878-79 the tota w/as 5,238; m lS80-81 4.522; and in 1885-86 3,749. The apotehen-' 8ious ...

... CHARGE OF INCITING TO URDER TAR. LrVESEY. WIER COMlIulSED FOR TRIAL.L He7r George Wier, a comnpositor, wfas charged on renufa ow-street Police-court yesterday arternoon that he did unlawfully threate, encourage, persuade, and endeavour tbo persuade divers persons to murder onie (hsorge 3;ivesevy on the afternoon of last Sundayeek, in Hyde Park. Mfr. Fonnr Funrog, M.P., instructed by Sir A. E ...

... ALLEGED OUTRAGE AND MUP?DBRO1JB ASSAULT. Patnick O'Brien, a privrate in the East Yorkshire Riegi- ment, on furlough from Shefi~eld, was brought up in custody chzarged on remand, before Mr. D'Eyncourt, at Westrainster Police-court on Wednesday, with attempted felouloisur outrae and unlawfully wounding Mlargaret Price, a servant out of situation, at Carlisle-place, Victoria-street, Westiziuster. ...

... YOR;LB QUARTER SESSIONS. DIMINUTION OF CRIE. The Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the city of York were held yesterday at the Guildinill, before Mr. B. 11. Tisn3ees, C:ounty Court Sedge, who eat as deputy for MSr. E. P. Price, Q.CX, the Recorder. The flrturr Ricorn~sz in charging the Grand Jury, stated that on account of the severe w eather and personal trouble, the Recorder was not able to ...

... CHARGES OF WAEHOUSE BRAKI fG AN]) .ELO?'Y AT BRADFORD. At the Bradford Quarter Sessions yesterday, the 'cases for trial included two of more thanL ordinary interest. In the first, Adam Procter (2fl, wool land waste dealer, Nelsen-street, was charged with having broken into the warehouses of M~essrs. Pickles and Crosslend and stolen therefrom a quantity of wool tons, valued at £40, between the ...

... !'TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. THE GOVERNMNT AND THE SEnSION. The Speaker ?? even its warmest friends contend that the present Cabinet makes in. any |real and active sense a popular Government. The Iutmost that theyr can claim for it either in r aruhment or the country- is mild acquiiescence, |but no firm general;f confidence; a preference over a Liberal G~overnment, but no particular admiration of ...

... THE WOOD G 1N MURDER. An inqulest wvas held at Wood Green on Saturday alte~r noon on the body of Harol2 Ernest W~horlow;, eigrht years of age, sons of Henry Thonsas Whorlow, nv-oe salesrman, of 1, Granvifle-terrace, L ?? husband said that he went to bed at 3.30 vwith his son Sidney Alfred. He could not ear when his wife went to bed. E had tried several timnes to get her dowstairs. She wes ...

... SCARBOROUGH BOROUUH QUARTER SESSION-S. I The ?? Querter Sessions of the Peace for the Iborough of Scarborough were, held yesterday before Mr. A . W. SnwsON (the Borough Recorder). The learned R ecorder wvas accompanied on the bench by the Mayor | (Ale.:Hutton), Mr. Leasowe Walker, Mr. J. Dippie, Mr. I SI. N. Smith, and Mfr. H. 5,Vright, Jusipies of the Peace. The learned si Gconnn, in ...