... DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH A BURGLAR At Hamnpstead Police Court, on Monday, a man, who had refused his name and address, was placed in the dock, before Messrs. Marshall, Faulconer, and Smith, charged with burglariously entering the dwelling house of Mr. David Powell, Heath Lodge, Hampostead~eath, andstealing therein a plated candlestick, a silver spoon, and a brooch; and further, with committing ...

... THE DEATH THROUGH ExCESsIVE DRINKING. Atftle BirmieghtIm Police Court, yesterday, beforel~iessrs. I- eerolel (stipendiary) and Osborne, William Foulkea ?? COal dealer, 27, Ikeld Port oad: John Maniinz ?? coal dealer, 9, Ogler Street ; and Eliza Kirby (26), 5nalady of the White Swan public-house, Summer Row %5-crc charged on remand with causing the death of Johln -5-rwiou.-Mr. Jesse Herbert ...

... L&UI afl rrvjNvxn. At the resumed inquest, at Penge. on Monday, on Mrs. Staunton, the first material evidence was that of Mary Ann Weatherby, who Was otsidae Tenth Cottage on Christmas Day talking to Clara Brown, when some footsteps were heard inside, and Clara Brown turned the key, saying, Go in, ma'am. She said it was her master's sister. Dr. Longrigg gave an account of his being re- ...

... MICEAELAS UA1ftERi. .. ,, on)og$A.SHITid.fl The 'efurt a opentd stf10 O'elook on 'Tesday, 3Jr. ?? CG l'o~wllr (dpinpuy dha~rman) ansd' ht. 3. T. Jenklhe, hitting in the (Jto*n Court; * , - GlAND JU~rY ?? ge fd10 nl e wre 'wiorn on the grand jity-james Edward .Burgess&-(foremaiani . W. B~urgess-W-.Beivan, John -3eyno,' W. Baron, uagreass. , John Beran Daiiek- John Ibavies,- William MODaes, ...

... if FE A LLEGED oUTLAGE AT' WooL wIcH. An ou~trage npon a young womsannamed Upton, alleged to have beeu committed by soldiers on Woolwieh-nommon last Tuesday nigh~t, is under investigation by the poliee. Th-young woman, who is seriously injured and is in the Plnmxstead Infirmary, said that se was crossing afield wrhen she was attacked by a drunken soldier, who -kicked her violently until she ...

... SIWGULA.R DIVOItUE C&S .- Dntbe Divorce Court. fon Stturday, before Si 0In tbe Divorce Court., on S trday-, bef ore Sir- 7RH. J. Phillimore and a special jury, the case of I Adamen() T. Adamuson, and Ad-mison v. )f Adamson and Ford wsrsmd tw ad across sut nwihtl haadse o Lt divorce fo hiswifo the has ouend o A ulrywith the co-respondent Ford, while the )r wife charged her husband with adultery ...

... +&LL~G~n A;O M~ E ¢. rA M M .t 1 4.1, %fTRY Mapl1- AtteMarlborough,street_ police-court *Oh,e ph .Bukl ,,of the, ' Alban's-place, wstpyingat 4eans.Htl t Wa cagetofbre Mr. Newton. with 01,uaixn' the death~ of a-'man mlined Thomas .8ihlyasalin i with, his umnbiela.. M.Eward Lewis defenae4 ti- rsnr h Lad to.ane Iwera o car u man named Fre4esick- fge-. FIrederiek Hodges, of -61 ...

... TN TIR CAnD? County Court on Thursday, before his Honour Judge Herbert, William Klinmouth, poultr merchiant, Cork, kreland, bronght an wction to recover from Thomas Ki.T emouth, poitry dealer Cardiff, the sum of , n5 Ss 8d, for goods sol. Mr. Vachell eppeared for the plaintiff end Mlr. Blelloch defended. Pt as stated thati for a eonsiderale te past defendant, s who asm fatherito the plaintif, ...

... THE GOWER MANSLAUGHTER' CASE: - C A - INQUEST AND VERDICT. An inquest was held at the Three Brothers Inn, Ilandymore, on Friday, before Mr. Gaskoin, deputy coroner for the district, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of Thomas Kneath, 82 years of age, who, as previously re. ported, died on. Wednesday from injuries he had received. - The first witness was Margaret Moore, ...

... CARIAIRTHEN BOROUGH . QUARTER SESSIONS, The Epiphany quarter sessions for the county of the borough of Carmarthen weie held on Ron. &day,, at the town-hall, before Mr. B. T. Willians , Q.C., recorder. The court assembled at half- past ten o'clock, and the learni6d' recorder was accompaniedl on the bench by the mayor (Mr. T. Mostyn Davies); -Alderman John Thomas, Mr. E. B. Jones, Mr. J. Hughes, ...

... THE ALLEGED DEFALCATIONS BY A SWANSEA RATE COLLETOR, THE PRISONER BEFORE THE MAGIS TRATES. Before the charge against Llewellyn Davies came on at the Swansea, police court, on Monday, the Mayor stated that as a member of the urban- sanitary authority, he would withdraw from the bench during the hearing of the case. Mr. James Rogers said he was placed in a similar position, but as he was not ...

... ?? ?. R THEL CITY ROAD BURGLARY.-The coroner's inquest on the body of the unfortunate young man, Chalkley, has at least had the effect of clearing his memory from the stigma which had been cast upon it. The jury found that his death was the result of the accident in the Farringdon Road, spoken to by several witnesses, and that he was in no way connected with the burglary at Mr. Braham's. They ...