... Theinspec- tor had not been authorised to take samples of the milk by Mr. Sinis ill either case, but had done so as several complaints had been made to the Vestry. -Mr. De. Rutzen observed that lie thought there was groat objection to the mode of procedure ...

... of the 13th trilathe sala thedefendant standing With his fruit ct Grfat which hM~et, oppesite Mark-lane ~~scrO ~ mbin f complaints had been ?? t i concerning the defendant, anig about the statiom with Isis bar- to wes W' 7uctig the trafsic. Witness tookuldi ...

... patient put in on one side while he got out of the ?? by Mr. Williams: He saw Dr. Grieve before he left. He did not make any complaint to Dr. Grieve. He received Os. from the Benevolent fund for two weeks' bard work. He had also an extra half-pint of beer ...

... The plaintiff, as he alleged, was not treated in a friendly manner by the manager and the cashier. and had to make serious complaints of one of the other envants, For certain reasons the manager conceived snspicions of the plaintiff's honesty, and communicated ...

... for the murder of her infant -The prisoner had explained away the fact of her being pregnant by stating that she had an inward complaint. Certain auspicious ciscumstances had occurred one night, and the next morning the body of a child was found in the lower ...

... WANCHI RtOsBiEIRY.-JUieS Gordon, aged 34, labourer, was charged with attempting to steal a watch from the pei-son of William Inward, at King's.cross-road. -The prosecutor said that the prisoner and another man came up to him in Leeke-street, King's-cross- ...

... above charge Snnious CASE or AbsaeovtNcn.-Mr. T. E. Brierly barrister, of Warwick-court, Gray's-inn, attended to p-efer a complaint against MAichaet 4sonovoan, an Irish labourer, for annoying him, and inciting others to hoot and follow him, in the public ...

... drive to Gastigny-placo, which be did, and the boxes were taken in there, Lawson paying half-a-crown for his fare. Child, Inward, Berry, and Gilbert, four detectives, went to Gardner's house and there found the two boxes, one of which was empty and the ...

... hi into custody. -Alderman Copeland: Did he takeany one's break- fast, that you know of ?-Officer:. Oh, yes, air, I bad complaints from four or five persons whose breakfasts be had stolen (laughter). - Alderman Copeland: What, four or five breakfasts ...

... -Ms. Glossop (chairman) said it was extremncly unlikely that the constable slouldattack the man as described. Tihere were complaints from the tradesmen of ths conduct of the residents in Stratford-place, bitt they dare not come for- ward. The magistrates ...

... of a justice of -the peace in O rfordshirs, seas reexamissed one charge of ?? prisoner wvas arrested in consequence of a complaint made by the cirst ?? Fell, the wife of a booksseller re- siding in Elsley-road, Shaftesbury-park, as to the first marriage ...