... tile 18th and A2nd inst. Mr. Guy Pritihard appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Stubbinsfor the defence. Police-sergeant -Holmes, in compauy witith olice-constable Brunton, iisited the house In Tuesday evening. Whilst there they saw a man numed John Connop ...

... advocate-Mr. Wasley: I do not.-Dr. Rogers: oui were not present at the time, and so don't know i anything about the cass.-Mr. Wasley: Pardon mue, Dr. e Rogers, I have the right of questioning. It is no use 4 having any bad feeling in the mattet.- ...

... Terry.) MR. PARNELL IN COMMITTEE R00M 15. Mr. Donald Sullivan, M.P., writes in the JuVa&t Press the secret history of the crisis in Committee Room 15, and gives a hitherto unpublished speech of Mr. Parnell;- He states that when, on the notion of Mr. Sexton ...

... prosecution, with Mr. Bodkin, Mr. J. Clark, and Mr. Merewether. Mr. Ser- geant Parry and Mr. Giffard defended the prisoner, who was placed at the bar at eleven o'clock. Sir John Lawrence and several persons of distinction had seats on the ...

... Schofield, and &~v. Birooke Herford ; and that the following gentlemen, viz. : Dr. Ranecombe, Dr. Reed, Dr. Thorbnrn, Dr. Rtoyle, Dr. florchardt, Dr. Leech, Dr. Ingle, ...

... wrought- iron hollow-ware manufactairer.-Mr. J. J. Parfitt (in- stracted' bv Messrs. Lane and Clutterbuck) prosecuted, and Dr. Showell Rogers (Johnson and Co.) appeared for the prisoner. The tin was used by Mr. Burley in his works and. it was prisoner's ...

... - KING'S HEATH POLICE COURT. At the King's Heath Police Court, ?? Messrs. Lane, Elliott, Baldwin, and Stock-Frederick Bedson, landlord of the B6urnbrook Tavern, High Street, Bournbrook, was summoned for selling in- toxicating liquors between five o'clo ...

... breaklast weere Mr. M'Lsren, M.P., and Mrs. M'lsaren, Mr. and Mrs. Poebin, the Bight should Joe hnm Brepight, and, tand r.BihM' ao M n dMs.Bigt SirE. Watkad M.Pandl Brght, I.., an Mrs. right, Sir E. atkin, M.P., and Lady Wathin ...

... Hooper said that he had seen ?? Mr. Toole's plays, but not that one.-Mr. Baldwin: Nor I either.-.-Mr. Hooper: Well, sir, as a fact, there is no such play. (Laughter.)-Mr. Hooper called a witness to prove that the theatre was made up of four wagons, and ...

... Junction Inn, Wednesbury, July 6, 1871. REASONS FOR PREFERRING DR. DP JONaH'S LIGHT- BRlOWN Con Livue. OIL-On the important question of the right kini of Cod Liver Oil to be adminsterad, Dr. Edward Smith, ?? many years one of the Physicians to the Brompton ...

... the name was mentioned. After I went back to Paris I called on a Mr. Hodge. The letter now produced by Mr. Leduc was brought to me in December, I believe. That letter was brought to me by Mr. Thomas Allsop. It was a letter of introduction, speaking of the ...

... KING'S HEATH IJCENSING SESSIONS. The annual licensing sessions for the petty sessional division of Northfield were held at-the King's Heath. Police Court, yesterday, the magistrates present being M~r rca~wkes (chairman), Messrs. J. Car tlard, Ei. B. Phillips ...