... i s the Kennel -not in the Cockney interpretation of the word, not in the sense so often used by the police-court reporter as applied to the place in which the gentleman who had been d ...

... LA I AND 7USTICE IN the case of the Welsh Fasting Girl a verdict of manslaughter has been returned by a coroner's jury igainst her father. The father had .oluntarily given evidence that the poor li ...

... PERSoNs about to marry never fail to obtain a large amount of public interest, but persons about to unnmarry seem to receive still more. A wedding in your neighbourhood-even in Lo ...

... LA TV AND 7USTICE ANOTiER homicide by wanton misuse of fire-arms is rcported as having occurred ncar lDudlcy. A youth of seventeen found a gun at the house of a rclativc, placed a cap on the nipple, p ...

... JAW AND 7USTICE A MAN was tried at the Surrey Sessions on a charge of horscstealinfg. A former master of his had a horse for sale, and the prisoner had proposed to find a purchaser. The owner of the h ...

... L A W AND 7USTrCE A VALUABLE hint to farmers may be gathered from the result of a case tried at the County Court of Somerset, holden at Williton. A sheep-dipper, who had washed a flock belonging to ...

... LA W AND 7USTICE A SERTES of appeals against convictions of betting commission agents has been decided by the Court of Queen's Bench. The several appellants had advertised to receive deposits of bets ...

... LAW AND 7USTICE THE law report. from day to day tccm with records of proceedings arising out of what is temied the New- cross Accident. It appears that on the occasion of a fvtc organised by the Li ...

... THE past has been an unusually uneventful week-un- cventful, that is to say, in what may be called sensational legislation ; but not deficient in subjects of deep and per- manent interest. ...

... WHETHER it is the lull before the storm or not we cannot tell, but no signs of life arc as yet to be seen in the House of Commons. When Mr. Disraeli gets well, and Mr. Bernal Osborne comes ...

... IRELAND.-Thc debate on the second reading of the Irish Land Bill commenced on Monday; but before that time a variety of questions had been put to Government concerning the present disorder ...

... LA TV AND 7USTICE IN our impression of the 5th ult. under the above head- ing, we ventured to suggest an inquiry into the way in which litigation is brought about in cases of railway disaster. We are, ...