... ALLEGED WIFE MURDER HOLLOWAY John Boyce, a journeyman butcher, of 87, Sfc James's-road, Holloway, was charged Cierkenwel Police-court yesterday with feloniously causing the deatl of hi« wife, Aiary Boyoe, by striking her on the head witl a paraffin lamp, cutting her head open, and severely bum her, tne above address on the morning of the 21s uit.—Mr. Hordman, solicitor, defended the prisoner ...

... CHAGUE OF MANSLJAUGiITER AGAfNiST AN EMPLOYEIR. I At the Falford police tourt yesterday, before i:r. Makizson. stipeLariay, Thoemes Grindley, aged 29, orzetaon-strett, Ma3chester, rea5 brcu-,ht up oa rc-mend chargeu vith having causedthe deat! of Frank Saredeld, lata of S, Hill-strest, Dcoolk-atreet. :Ie .,tneeces fer thepresonu'oni were calteu. thale e.cdeneo beiL, ?? to that ?? at thi ...

... tables with flßToured beyera wlllci savft many hsa\y doctor*' bi.l«. is the articles of diet that A constitution nia be built until strong er.iagh to remit every 1 disease. fabrlo maladies are floating around read to attack whf-Mtt; tlwrns point. may escape many fatal shaft teasing our with pure blood ...

... ABERDEEN SHER',lIFF CRIMINAL COUIT. 1WEDNESDAY-(Before Sheriff CouIaB TnumsoiO). iAN OBSTREPEnous DAUGHTER.-Mang.aret Steven- son, mille-orker, Spital, was charged with the crime of assault and wanton and malicious mischief, and breach of the peace, and Christina Nicolson, with * breach of the peace, in so fat as (1) on 30th December, in a shop in Spital, Illmachar, Mar- garet Stevenson ...

... D&RING AiUBBElit AT' LAST LOFT'US. Three young rueu,naemod JohunVilliami Hudson D Joseph Agar, and Ja mes Ward, were charged- ti before the Rev. G. J. Morehead-at Loftus yeaster- a day, with a daring shop robbery on the night of hi the 15th ult. The caso created great exoitement t4 in the neighbourhood, and she court was crowded pi to bear tie examination of the prisoners. Mir DI. a Collier ?? ...

... BRISTOL POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY. to Magistrates present--Messrs. IV. Pethiclc and C. ho Godwin. Cal THE EFFECTS 0V DRINK, sr Louis Otick was charged with being drunk, disorderly, jrg assaulting Thomas Harvey, and further with wilfully ca dasiiagingsix qutrterns of bread, the property of Harvey. he Prisoner was also charged with aseaulting a constable of Mh the C division, The evidence of the ...

... ?? TY?J9 OF A CAW? MUrj sTh?aM?E?. 'rae ?? lid o? ?? Y. ivud Ms2 ?? C; a 1- ?? Ca'tir, inc tacuci. asa;n.. .mn i.. ? 13. 4entLCiflCuJ r1'prcresitling the cit .'isrsi ?? incluicog Pnicosz ?? ot rarcick. 'Jr .L'inms (La-rio, Mr M'Le?trs, Mr Win. Gichr.-t, 6>. on G? indtuiie Ca?'1e em. so ?trrc ?? I .4 SsrcP v, C.orle C. x. ??i0 'psi, ?? 'lilo' 0' r?min? ?Xl4- P 1: 15 0. ?? b's' ?? I S 'Wi kr., ...

... IBRENHEAD POLICE I: . b WEDNESIDMY, DECEMSE!' ?? X LEFOltE MIR. PREETO. ALLEGED ASSAULT ON AI Wo0 t.-A y- _r , nateed David Viflims, was bronght up c: - assrrlting Ann Eanni;rnt, a woman IlvLrt ?? §'a stated that on trt ,- ai evening he was called irnto a house in Q -; rv-,s, mh Yere be firnd tibe pri.rnner and tbe wnana' I- . f t He separated them, snd find ing that the t. i injured he took ...

... Leasee and Manager. Mr. Chas. Tim at a, JILTED.—At 8.45, BETSY. M& Standing, A. Maitby. Lyiton G. Giddens, 0. Tritton, Russell. Francis, and W. J. Hill; Misses Lottie Venue, M. Vim 04, Harr«y, M. Taylor, Fleary, and Mrs. Stephen*. ...

... At Worship-street Police-court, London, on Tuesday, Henry Williams, 30, was charged with having been drunk in a public thoroughfare and presented a loaded pistol to the common danger. Mr. Wontoer appeared for the prosecution on behalf of the Treasury, and said he had to prefer charges of attempted housebreakilng, of nesault with intent to murder, of possessing house. breaking implements by ...

... ALLEGED FRAUDS BY A BANKRUPT AT WOLVERHAMIPTON, At the Wolverhampton Police Court, yesterday, E before the Stipendiary, Joseph Jewke6, formerly iron merchant, Wolverhanmptoni, was charged on re- mand with illegal trading, by selling iron at less than cost prico within four months of filing his - petition for liquidation. Mr. A. Young proseouted at the Instance of the Treasury, and alr. Joseph ...

... y I THE NARROW ESCAPE OF THE QUEEN, gS [TIMES TELEGRAM.] to MADRID, WEDNESDAY. rt IN describing the attempt on the life of the King, to our correspondent says the Queen, on hearing the 11 report, bent anxiously forward to the King, when, it Is said, a second ball passed so close that she felt as the air fan her face. The sympathy is general 08 throughout the capital. loc [STANDARD TELEGRAM.] ...