... BAB1TOL POLICE COURT, YEST91RDAY. MOl itates ?? 3. Colthurat God win and h N. Price. THS GARDEN ROBBING NUIEANCE. Thomas Wooderoon, Alfred Taylor, and James Hoskins, three lads, were charged with stealing a quantitof plums, apples, and prs, dthe ZOpary of Albet uarhy, of No. 32, Berkely road 6l opton. Mr Hugh Holaeo Gore appeared for Aoskins. The prisoner. pleaded guilty. P.O. 17 A deposed ...

... KLECTION INTELLIGENCE. At the meeting of the Bedfordshire Liberal Committee, Sir George Osborne presiding, it was resolved to request the Marquis cf Tavistock to become ao caudidate for the county, which he eubs: quently consented to do, The election is fixed for Tucsuay next. Mr. Fulier Maitland, et Brecon, will be the Liberal candidate, and Mr, Howel G the Conservative candi- date for the ...

... J ON THE CHEDDAR SHOCKING ALLEY RAILWAY. An accident, which has terminated fatally with one mind €ellow and. placed two others in a most on the Cheddar branch of the Bristel Three ead Exeter Railway on Saturday afternoon. rancis e Radford, and Edward Marks, with a ganger named Samuel Gardiner, had been employed ia collecting hay which had been cut on the embankments of the line, but at one ...

... move the second reading of the Friendly Societies Bill in the House of Lords on Thursday, the 8th of this mon Tue Jerrerson Motiny.—The mutinous crew ee fferson Borden left the Mersey on Tuesday evening the steamer Batavia for Amefica, Fatat Exp.osion.—Between two and three e’clock on Wednesday afternoon an explosion took place in the corning-house at the Sedgwick New Gunpowder Company’s Worka ...

... S0UZWIL-Hot73N, 84 5't'550', Peb. 4. ,g1latrate present: Mr. D. Burgea. ,cfFraT PriCnKIN.-George Hillier and Samtel Wyse were heged with etealitig from the person of Annr Paul a purse, 3rislgn money. The prisoners :mei the complainant on eday. near the terminus,- One of them asked her the et wyto Bristolbridge; ohe told him, and he, then re- tdls companion. ba~t before they had gone half-a ...

... ;p:T ; I , !1 11 I SA, I I -_. A ,v I I~ . .BRISTQL OURT OF BANRUTCY. - :, ,i : I er i - - 11 : ;.: . . . : .. *.,Mo!QD'y.~.,Rg WALLiAW.: Ueri.RY TuEaNii, Brecon, Iunkteper.-The bank'rupt scme up on liE last'examlation.- * !Mn ~.:Bev1an4 fer-the assignee3, 'sppledxforian diourn. ment of a fortnight to give further time for the exiamination of 'the. balaeIbe.sheet-and accounts, which ...

... [From The Cork Southern leporter.J ROLLS' COURT, DUBLIN.-SATURDAY. R00CHE V. MINORS. ICIPORTANT TO GUARDIANS. This very extraordinary oase occupied the court during the entire day. Although tile question was purely one as to 0c~ts of certain proceedings which were taken In the master's office, still the facts disclosed. by the affidavits were of a nature calcu- lated to excite the curiosity ...

... *(Rtfore Mr.' OCmeiscfcner Hi11,) *MONDAY. t RE WALTER BECK, Gloucester, Boot & Shoe Maker.- Mr. Powell Chandler, trade assignee in this estate, was l summoned to show cause why he had neglected to pay over c part of the proceeds to the official assignee. t Mr. Clifton, from the office of Messrs. Bevan & Girling, I stated the summons had been issued by the official assignee, between whom and ...

... THE LATE HORRIBLE MURDER . IN LEIGH WOODS. IDENTIFICATION OF TUE BODY & APPREHENSION OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER. In our Supplement will be found a report (which we pub- lished in a third edition last week) of the final proceedings before the corouer in retereuos to this terrible and ait one time deeply. mysterious tragedy. We have now the satisfaction of etating that thle zealous efforts ...

... (Before Mr. Coemmissioner H1ill.) if I SATURDAY. h RE: CURTIS AND SAYER, Cardiff, Provision Dealers.-This yWms a disputed adjudication. A petition was filed against Sayer, as a corn and seed factor, of Bristol, under which he was edeclared bankrupt on the 9th of September. On the 23rd of the esame month a petition was fled against Curtis and Sayer, the adjudication under which was disputed by ...

... . I I - ~~~-- Z ..I WESTERUN CI ICUI%.~ EVIZES, M3nOR 27. wills tio wilfal murder o I'lAtnastasia'oibrdCFa~ssob on the 3rd of November last. Tile prisoner CTammd depit le e of being triedl by a mixed jury- ifr. Edvvards and Mr. Flooks were counsel for itse proscu-5 tione anod Mr. H. F. Cole, and 31r. W. M. Cooke defended the prison- oerpra. o An latoepreter bcing Swyorn, the prisoe lae o ...

... :.OLICE- IN.TELjIGENeCiE .. to By Cor7Z'cIL-KocicR, RnSot, SA 5TRDA Y,1MarchiS.' he Magistrates present: Messrs. HIferapatia and Jones. . - 'hHenry Miany was chargel unuder a warrant with assaulting his wife, Ellen -FIOay. Last Wednesday the prisoner went edhome, and, being in a bad temper, words arose between him and orhis bwife, oletuasirllheTeeloapaet as to keep the peace, was committed. ...