... THE MYSTERIOUS POISONING I CASE IN LONNDON. EVIDENCE OF THE REV. GEORGE c DYSON. Yesterday afterroon the adjourned inquiry into t t~he cirounmttnees of the death of Mr. Edwin c Thomas Bartlett, of 85, Claverton-street, Pimlico, a London, wbo died from poisoning from chloro- I form, was proceeded with before the coroner, Mr. A. B. flick4j; land in conseqnenceofjthe mystery c surrounding the ...

... BALSALL HIEATH POLICE COURT. Y1FTETRDAY. cfsorse Messrs. Haeakces, 1/tillips, Elliott, and Lane. CUT'rION 'aO FA10iUERS.-Hsnry Flavely, Ninehouse Farm, California, was summoned for allowing is nuisance to be created oln his land by tipping in a saudhole a uantity of nightsoil, &c., which had been broaght; from liirmihngaon by the Corporation boats. W hen the case was last before the Court the ...

... )VOLjTh:EIjHAMPTON. I I. SERIoUs CnCRA E; ACANS'' t SECCIeTAr.Y.-At the ai Police (ourt, yesterday, James Newey (38), clerk, of Red- I' eross Street, swas charged with obtaining, by false pretences, s from Jcremish Mason, treasurer of the Dudley IRoad c, and W olverhampton £025. MIoney Lending Society rs (Limited' a banlter's cheque for 20. Hie was tl alSO charged with falsifying the boonit ...

... CRAWFORD - DILKE D DIVORCE CASE. STARTLING EVIDENCE, JUDGMENT OF COURT DECREE NISI GRAN-TED. PETITION AGAINST SIRI CHARLES DISMISSED. f - } t~?oMR3 OTR COWN RSEPOATEPS43 In the PFrobate and Divorce Division of the Higrh C'ourt oL Justice yesterday, :Nrr Ju.stice Butthiad before him the suit of Crawford v. Crawford and i)ilike, which was a petition by the husband, Mr Donald Crawford, M.P., for ...

... The detectives engaged in searching for the body X of Police-Constable Hine, who is believed to have been murdered at Fenny Compton, discovered on Saturday afternoon a knife, stained with blood, close to the spot where traces of the struggle were observed, and within twoyards of the place where a quantity of blood was seen on the ground. The weapon is an ordinary pocket-knife, having two ...

... I ] M :\Ir Justice Day was engaged for several hours on Wednesday at the M11anchester Assizes in hearing a b breach of promise case. The plaintiff was Maria o: Haworth, daughter of a Blackbur-n butcher, and the tl defendant was Alfred Taylor, who was foormerly a member of a firm of cotton spinners and manu- facturers in Blackburn. Some extraordinary allega- sl tions were made against the ...

... V -D T & v . FRIDAY. i [Before Col. 3I0SLEY and the Hon. W. M. JERVIS.] f f ILLEGAL FiSHING IN THlE THENT.-Joseph Turner t was charged with having used in the Trent, at Shardlow, X e on the 1st January, a trammel net, he not being the owner I s of the fishery, contrary to the bye-law made by the Trent i f Board of Conservators under the Act of 1884.-r,-r I; Eddowes, clerk to the l3oard, ...

... BRISTO.L ASSIZE. CROWN COVTWL-YESTERDAY, ,Btforc 31'r Justice 0,-ove.) THE CHARG;E AGAINST A SOLICITOR. The charge ac-ainst h alter. JAves Niek olas, solicitor, of forging an uittering a bill of exchange for £ 22, Wt-a resumed. Mr Charles Malthews, continuing- his address to the jury ein behallf of prisoner, said he did not intend to ]Jroletnr the retettrks hie had advanced, other than to draw ...

... CUSTODY COtlRT-YxsTi-mo.kY. ?? Mr. F. J MsrCCAruY RB.M. CHA9O3 OF ARCAUTLT. A man named Sarneel Mtxe was charg fed with having assaulted T. W. Magee by kickitg him, and in other ways abusing hin. Mr. D. P. Spiller jan., prosecuted, and Mr. Harper dcfended. The evidence of XMagee was to the effect that he was a sumumons server, and he went to the prisoner's house for the purpose of serving a ...

... INTER ASSIZES, IFSWICH-SATURPDAY. - ~ ~ .L IflQt SU qit cicVH-SATURPDAY. vv Sillust3TA. took his seat at 10-35- a ?? AT BRiANF~ORD. so Hi. 1 and ?? be Copi 27), de h3itrftl,)o le e rlJ aboe wore indicted on ft ?? c ne ?? t (3),eg 1 f DBramford, armed vo o tg ea nthe morning of we e t'd etl~l'l tlred byth Mr. rt R. Hill) v n oefLeI ,,c B (oU~i a9 lofeld (instructed II til ro ls kii ctlona rdo ...

... TUE business of the above court. was resumed yes. terday, before DAviD Ross, Esq., Q.C., ]'eorurer, Mr. Tlhos. Cunningham, Deputy Clerk of the Peace, was in attendatnce. EMIKIN V. ROYAL LANZD. DilDIXG, AND ISVNSTiIECr COMPrAtNY, LitMED. This was an action by V I/. ekin, merchat Newry, to recovor £30 frore the Royal Land. B3uildinig, and Investmnenit Co.: iany, Limited, for dam eges, for that ...

... ALLMEEI) EXTENsIVE FRAUDS. VIS'oUNlr IiNTON A DIEFENDAT. L (14-go Al loci. tl:slribo' lis llt n Insiuranc1e oX LI' t l - ' ilut,- i.,, it ,bt DUIaiLh, anid WillitII \ t ,t o I k- L Ilryd liuonay, 'sccbe l ?? i I'all li i tat'lelt, a,-i , \i't'to char'ed oll ?? ' nce Mc. 1ioVII. Q-t., ut tleo Laumbeth Polte| C ourt, will letulp coticerllet with others in obtuin- inug irotix ?? liotsley tind ...