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... CAPTURE OF A CONVICT AT NEWPORT. At Newport borough police-court, to-day, an elderly man named William Inns was charged, on a warrant from the Neath police, with stealing a gold chain, spade guinea, pilot cloth coat, and pair of trousers, belonging to persons resident at Neath. 1 Detective-Inspector Jones went to 3, Gainey's- court, Newport, on Saturday, and law prisoner. As soon as the man ...
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... THE DRESS IMPROVER DISPU FE. The Lord Chief Justice and Lords Justices Cotton and B wen gave judgment to-day upon the appeal of the American Braided Wire Com- pany from Mr Justice ivekewich's judgment refusing to restrain Messrs W. S. Thompson and Co. from manufacturing ladies' dress improve!s of braided wire in tubular sections. Plaintiffs were owners of a patent taken out in 1885, which the ...
... LAYS OF TULLAMORF.. A TASTE OF EX-LORD MAYOR SULLIVAN'S MUSE. Mr T. D. Sullivan's prison recreations, the Ltys of Tt*lllaniore, were published yesterday at the Nation Office, Dublin. The book consists of a number of capital songs and political parodies, written by the Lord Mayor during his incar- ceration. Herewith is a sample or two of Mr Sullivan's muse Qh. TaHamore Gaol is a charming place ...
... VrHE ABYSSINIAN WAR. I Part of the Expedition to be Recalled, [BKR EASTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.! I ROME, Thursday.—It is now definitely under- stood in official circles here that the recall of a portion of the Italian expeditionary force at Maesowab is imminent. Despatches from Masso- wah of to-day.3 date announce that a ski-mish has taken place at Gumhod, two-and-a-half miles from Ailet. ...
... The trial took place at the Old Bailey, London, to-day, of Charles Bcntell (30) and Frederick Brenham (22), who are indicted for forging and uttering a cheque for C5 with intent to defraud. BonteII was convicted last sessions for shooting at Inspector Lansdowne. It appeared that the cheque had been taken from a cheque book contained in a portmanteau, which was stolen from the servant of Lord ...
... TO-DAY'S POLICE. CARDIFF. NEITHER FOOD NOR WORK. At the Cardiff police-court to-day-befure the Stipendiary (Mt T. W. Lewis), and Dr Paine-John Saunders, a strongiy-builfc and decent looking young fellow, aged 20, was charged with stealing some roast pork, value 7s 61, from the shop of Mrs Sarah Ann Flight, at 91, Bate- stieet. Mrs Flight stated that the prisoner entered her shop last evening, ...
... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST A DOCTOR. At Belfast a Local Government Board In- spector held an enquiry into charges preferred against a local doctor. The allegation made t y the town missionary and othir persons was to the effect that the doctor attended a dying young woman when in a state of drumkenness, and that in that condition sat on the bed. The patient complained to the missionary, who ...
... HEAVY PENALTY ON A PUBLICAN. I At Westminster polic-e-eouit, London, on Saturday, William Morris Whyte, landlord of tiie Man and the Moon, 392, King's-rnad, Chelsea, was summoned by the Excise for adulterating his beer in the proportion of five gallons of water added to a barrel, with the addition of half a pound of sugir.N,lr Dennis, who prosecuted for the Excise, said the defendant was tined ...
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... MRS LANGTRY'S FENCE. I Mrs Langtry is having a little trouble over a. -fence that she recently had built in front of her residence in West Twen'y-Lhird-street, New York. It was a natural safeguard against the stares find vulgar curiosity of thecrowds who used to gather about the gates of her residence every time she went in and out. A young man recently notified the mayor that the fence had ...
... Her Personal Characteristics. The Qaeen of Sweden, who is to be our gue-it for some weeks at Bourn-mouth, devotes most of her time at home to charity and literature. Rising at eight in the morning, she gives three hours-from nine to ^noon—to audiences, receiving persons of all classes who need help and counsel. She has founded numerous charitable organisations in Sweden, taking especial ...