... impecuniosity, is ?? disorgacised as we were all led to suppose.- Weanmiinster Gazcfte. ;A FORTU NLE IN CHANCERY. Annie Nelmesa married woman, residing in Tetuan Rads, Shepherd's Bush, wsa finally examined at the West London Police Court, on Saturday, on a charge ...

... Police Court, London, on Saturday, fined £92 and costs. At the West London Police Court, on Saturday, Ac-rN-E Nmtarts, a married woman, was committed for trial on charges of obtaining money by repre- senting that her uncle, who had died in Australia, ...

... Angela Mary Kay-Shuttleworth, eldestdaughter of Sir UIghtred Kay-Shuttleworoh, M.P., of Barbon Manr, Kirkby Lonsdale, was married on Saturday at Bar'on Church, Kirkby Lonsdale, to Captain 'Bernard Ramsdea James, of the East bmrrey Regiment son of Mr. John ...

... serious a ttack of-influenza, The deceased gentleman -was the eldest son of the Hon, Richard Watson, and was born in 1343, and married in 1867, Laura Mfaria, daugtitei-of the Rev, St, John HL. Culmae-Seymnoor, who pro-deceased him, leavin~ no family. The 'heir ...

... has, however, been sent in to the SaLrlchill spolice. - lire IS A POuts Cr---Yesterday afternoon. at about three o'clock. a married woman, named Mary TaneE[ddock, thirty-seven years of age, Of 8 Court, 1 house, Allison atreet, was 3rrested by a anasuable ...

... short illness. Only just before Christmas she was in Hereford making extensive purchases. She was born on June 23, 1805, and married on August 16, 1832, to Mr. EDwAnD Thaos FOLEY, Of Stoke Edith Park, who died in March, 1846. Mr. Pact FoLEy, of Prestwood ...

... are rleservists, and have been called to. rejoin thenr oblours, It was suggested at the last meet-; img that in the case of married men they should be treated as on leave, tbeir pay continued, and that suit able allowances be inade in the ease of single ...

... Sunday. Deceased was allowed three days of absence, and left on Saturd ay with his young daughter,.also an inmate, ?? his married sister ?? Prior. The girl stayed with her aunt, but, as there was no accommodation for hie, deceased went tofindsomewbere ...

... North Shields., was destroyed by fire. l A bootshop in the basement was gutted, and the tenements were extensively damaged. A married couple occupying one of the rooms had a narrow escape. The hall, scenery, proscenium, and dresses of considerable value were ...

... medical evidence was returned. COVENTRY.- SrAsxas Sroaty or ATrnmPTarn Suicins-Yesterday, at the Police Court, Rosa Willoughby, married, of no fixed anode, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by jumping into Swanswell Pool, on, December 29.-The Chief ...

... were Bishop Fraser, D~ean Church, Matthew Arnold, and Arthur Hugh Clench; while this head of the college (Dr. Hawkins) had married t MIr. Buclde's sister, tie remnained at Oriel as F, eliow and tutor, Mr. Goschen being one ot his pupiils He was s ordained ...

... to be paid to each of ilS dat -while spinsters, and £700 per annurm on their rtsptt' mlarriages. Shouald M~rs. F rench ?? marry, a ann of £700? IS to be paid to her. The wvill of the late Mr. Francis Peek of 20, Ej cheap. E.C., and Roby, Sydenhamn Hiill ...