... WIVES. At the Greenwich Police Court, yesterday, John Charles Hyde (47), engineer, was charged on remand with bigasy, having married Susan Perkins while his wife, Clara 'Hyde, was still ?? J. Hyde, brother of the prisoner, of 33, Riley Street, Chelea ...

... Earl of Dartmotuthi, £10.; 1Rev. )V. Clrie, £1. is. Legracie!s t'ei'f: -The late MDr. Edwin Laaudy, 2100. ; tbe late Mlr. Charles Hyde, Asiton, 22. 10bs. PTrcvedls : P'eriodicals fromn A G. ared AnonymouS; Illustrated Papers, from li-. PH B. Biggs, Mr ...

... builder. JOSEPH RICHARD, Oldbury, Worcestershire, machinist. BERNARD GOLDSCHMiIDT, 24, New Summer Street, Bir- mingbamn. CHARLES RENSHAW, Hyde, Cheshire, engineer. GEORGE BERRI LL, Bouverie Street, Northampton, builder. G, PEEDLE Lyne, near Chertsey, Surrey ...

... prox. The subject of gas-testing will 1I have a place on the agenda. ECCLrrsISr('sAuT PEFFxrseuNTs AND ArPOImMErs.- Rev. C~harles H~yde Broolke: vicar of C'riggion, ,Shrewss-] bury-patron, Mtr. V. lV. V7idkers. Rev. E3dward EarleI Boning, hI. A., assistant ...

... Death from perforatioun of the bowels and peritonitis was returned. AN UNUGSTRED SLAutG l}-WuSF-Yesterday, at Coventry, Charles Hyde, butcher, 19, Well Street, wee summnifed by the inspectr of nuisances for using ashed in Well Street as a slaughter-house ...

... He pre- armed it was an official communication from Colonel ?? the War Office onpublio business. Lord Northbrook: Yes. Charles Hyde, the next witness, said he resided in Bir. rairgham. An old sergeant-major named Mason lodged with him. The defendant ...

... |SEDITIOUS LANGUAGE IN HYDE PARK, At Bow Street Police Court, London, yesterday, Francis Connolly, aged twenty-saven, a tailor, was charged on a warrant - before Sir James Ittgham-with maliciously speaking and publishing certain seditious words, calculated ...

... YESTERDAY. Befiorc dlessrs. Haivek&, Phillips, and Borrows, A GANG OP YoiTNt. TEIEVES.-EHenry. Guest (13), George Hyde (11), Henry Hyde (10!, and Arthur Watts (11) were charged with stealinm six hats value 6s., the property of Thomas R. Davis, draper ...

... Now, Mr. Hyde, I will ask you one final question, and I don't care a fig how you answer ib. Is not this prosecution for the purpose of compelling the payment of the debt to the bank? Mr. Hyde: No ! Mr. Higgin Then you swear that? Mr. Hyde: Yes. Air ...

... the witnesses on both sides should be out of Court, yet Sir Charles had been seated on the beach all the morning. No notice was taken of this. Cross-examined by Mr, William Thompson, Sir Charles Warren said that lie was the Commissioner of Police- of the ...

... Street, from Alfred Hooper to Joaeph Greenhill- Anchor, Lawley Street from William LichfieM to Charles Harman ; F'oun- taim, ]5uddeston. Mil Road, fromt Charles Heeley to John Keen ; Hope ann Anchor. High Stzeet, Bordesley, from GWeorge H Hopkins to William ...

... manner in which they maintainer law and order reflecting the greatest credit on them, Sir Charles Russell, ll.., ot South Hackney oig Tuesday night, alluded to the Hyde Poark regulations regarding phibleo meeting, The rules as they now stood pointed tol thisn ...