... cycling or at tbe St lostitute Gpmnamamn Duvet agbaw Palace-read, sarrendered to b bail, before Mr. De te characs of moeeys of Miss Edith ot Priest woed, Great Misendea Poeks. Mr A keot prose coted, aed Mr. Datton defended The tnt, @ young lads. whe is the ...

... (Before Ur, J. P, Collier, Jtuigt.) Claim ro* Dawaoeb bt La!»clo»d.— William Blundell sued James Kayo for value of certain treea and shrubs alleged to have been destroyed the defendant during his of house in Bridge-grove, Southport; alee for cost of ...

... CUNARD COMPANY AND SHOCKING SUICIDE OF A LADY, MESSKS, MACIVER. Miss Lilian Collier, second of Majer Collier, of Cartbamartha Hoase, near OCEEDINGS IN THE HIGH COURT and oiece of Sir Robert Collier, one of the members OF JUSTICE, of tbe Jadicial of the Privy ...

... aged twent -nine, d Pod poy Al hy dressed woman, vk eal ed guilty to obtaining £350 by false pretences from the Lombard Deposit Bank, ue prisoner took a house belonging to a Miss Reid in Frankfort-terrace, Harrow-road, and she and Miss Reid subsequently ...

... and orphans and the rescuing party. § scriptions continue to flow in, and a hands amount bas already been received. The Rev. D. W. Williams has recoived a com es nication from Mr. H. H. Vivian, M.P., 83 him that £238 pounds has been cellected for miners ...

... we JW. TURNER MISS MULLEN DaT SEAT ...

... WARNING TO COLLIERS. Srsi'ATEvssivc.—TJh- laMmntrr fell taUrolr rraUrdlf. »nJ. tl.oatb it >• rtwo* »lu«:ir. pr«#or« j d.ocli rrUaorJ that (mt care .« ri|ilon ...

... would euccessl form R ed a plan whic ing, with his handkerchief to his eyes, he addrease d the court in nt emotion—* May it please the court, © Just heard of the d mo! ther, who is lying af the point of rid death, U such circumstances, mi aa regret pro’ ...

... ap rentiUtioa roalilox. abotdjing. Baked j light#. rin.AiiU'. W*r*c.nt'i ■BETTS. yin- Jawellrrr, Silrrr FUt.-. fcc. Uol* »a L*oi, til, yo:-m>:, to ifjir Ir.tedaof (B «iU trr Ihtt th. ir >«-reticMU ur j. ir* t wbuia wuir, ui Lay mi try * Cbacvute ...

... trMrrdaf. fu* cl Horn- a* ralioa of tha rnalcaea labia «' »». j-ma* t'bapal. WcoMmmaT A'lhcf. A W»»nis.,Tu.N I'Bii’KtiaHr —At Warringtail Court, l»r morn tor. Maw* J, Maraud toj W H. BltatJr. too fa«D* I Oar- Itbourara. raa* Jaura Knd -tabt Tror. «aro charcad ...

... WARNING TO COLLIERS. l.vrfrtn.—Tti* bare ter baa fall re rapidlf dome tbr tat two data, pranara >ltcr*>*rd rnotf than Clb. per too*, i ader• ira.it mart air tba oUroat notion, as tba ri**rct dapraatino all pit* fro(D torero *be Tare. laK unt itmabt-a ...

... to be premature, and has not been followed, •o far as can gather, the colliers employed the other pits belonging to Messrs. Knowles, at Clifton, Kearaley, and Pend lebury. Tho colliers the Dixon Green pit of the Bridgewater Trustees have struck for advance ...