... THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A PUBTLICAN. ENQUIRY BEFORE THE CORONER. VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST T11HE WIPE AND THE DAUG HTERS ONLY. Yesterdlay the inquest before Williamn robinson, Fre., onl the bodtly of JAi Webster, the lite landlord of the White Hart Inn, New Mill Street, for the wifful marier of whom lhis widow and two of leer daughters, M.trs. Smith, and Edward Oliver, were on the ...

... 9, rt, fitmiqtam Vdice 1904 YESTERDAY. Before T. 0. S. Kwucersley and S. Buckley, &aqrs. THE EXTENSINE ROBBERY OF SHOES AT DUDLEY.-It will be recollected that during the night of the l3th of February last, Cile shop of ir. John Beardsmore, boot and shoe maker, Dadley, retas burglariously entered, and a hamper, containing upwards of thirty pairs of boots and saloes, was stolen. Some title after ...

... The finding of the Court Martial which Eat at Ports- mouth about three months ago to try Ensigns J. J. Dunne and ?? J. Scott, of the 47th Regiment, has just been promul- gated. The first charge against Ensign Scott was for eon- duct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline, in having at Portsmouth, on or about the 30th of May, when on the sick report and undergoing medical ...

... WOLVERHMIPTON COUNTY COURT.-TUESDAY, IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS. Befac Charles Whinissonec, Esq., Delutyf Judge. JOHN MANTLE v, LounoN AND NORToe-WESTsIMN RrLAYAY CorAsNY, The plaintiff was represented by Mr. Bartlett, of Wolverhamp. ton, and the defendants by Mr. Motteram, of the Oxford Circuit, instructed by Messrs. Beale and Marigold, 'of Birmingham. Mr, Bartlett stated that the plaintiff was ...

... A monster meeting was held the other day in the town of Thurles, in the county of Tipperary, to consider the case of the murdered Cormnacks, who some little time back came to an untimely end. 'Coinuson rumour hinted, and a Jury believed, on full investigation of the case, that these gentlemen should be spoken of rather as the Cormacks, the murderers. This, however, was not the conclusion ...

... ginmigtm Spoit court. YESTERDAY. Bsforc Messrs. T. C. S. Kyneursrey and If. Lucyt STALE FlS.-On Saturday night, at ten o'clock, Sanitary- inspector Cooper paid a visit to the fish stalls In the Market Hall, no doubt guided thither by the unsavoury smells proceeding from some of them. At the standing of Henry Morgan and his wife, and also that of Mrs. Green, Cooper found a considerable quantity ...

... girmingim 3folt gefart. YESTERtDAY. Before ties Stipe ndiaret ascid Tcorneas Pheillips, 'Esq. A OA50.A Now John Street West shoemaker, nauced Gcorgec Hanson, Wao brought tip to-day, he having os ihe fl7th beecoipro~ved tolhave uttered abasesoovdreign. Tho party charging woosa respectable isisabitait of Snow Hill,nscained Loniss Arees. The Mint authorities deciding to prosecute in thin ...

... ?? 6'aart. SATUMDAY. lffove 2. Cf S. KIylnerslelt, F.q., t'S 'I o10t.c:ME BiNE.A.T-Sanitary Inlspector U(ooperlcitlizecd John Aelitova, of Sniarestowo, Leiceetershire, for bringiog into tile borougli tihe caicase of a sheep, drxssed lamib fashion, and totally unfit for Ilionil food. Defendant, who tis been tvice previously smiemoned for sililar ofteoces, didl not appear. The meet was ordered ...