... THE O'SHEA DIVORCE CASE: THE VERDICT. The hearing oI the undefended suit of O'Shen v.; Pernell was resumed on Monday, before Mv. Justice Butt and al special jary. Contrary to anticipations the public interest hase in no way abated. In fact, the failure o, Mrs. O'Shea and Mr. Parnell to appear and defend thkmsolves from the grave allegations made against them bfs served only to whet the public ...

... THE HAMPSTEAD - I :MUR DER.I FURTHER MA.GISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS Nary Eleanor Wheeler, aliagPearcy, was ?? again plaeced in the dock Dt tue Marylehone Police Court charged with the murder of Mrs. Pheeber Hogg and her infant daughter, PhabeHo:Egg, at 2, Priory- street, Kentish Town, on the 24th Uoctber last. The Court was again besieged by a crowd of curious peotators, but excellent arrangements ...

... ALL-EGED SHOCKING CRUELTY TO A CHILD' IN I xEXEITER. THE MOTHER BEFORE THES MAGISTRATES The ExEter policeo'hTuesdayeveningapprehendeI a woman named Urooke,residmng in Williams'oourt, Stepoote Hill, for cruelly ill-treating her child, Ernest Crookeaged seven. ?? Wednesday morning the ?? was bro-ight before the Magistrates- Messrs. H. F. Willey (in the chair) J. F. T'uolker, and J, Trehane, ...

... A MOTHER SENT TO PPISON. At the Castle of Exeter on Tuesday morning, SELINA SnxiMoxs, a married woman, of Topsham, wa,,s charged with willfullv ill.treating her daughter. Edith Simeons, a girl under sixteen years, on the the 27th May.-Defendant pleaded guilty.- te.C. Phillips, in stating the facts of the case, Said on the evening of the day in question 1 he went to the house of the little ...

... DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH HJGHWAY ROBBERS'. a. At the Marlborough Police Court yesterday, Edwin rs Sherley, 21, packing.caee maker, Liverpool-road, h Islington, was charged before ilr. Newton with in being concerned with three other men, not in d. custody, in violentlv assaulting Mr. George Alfred rt Pailteau, a journalist, staying at the International Clnb,'Trafalgar-square,and with robbing him ...

... ISUICIDE AT N EWTON ABBJTJ)T. A respcotablo woman flom Plymouth, named M Elizaheth Pratt, committed silicide at Churchill's Refreshlment Rooms, Qneen-:,loet, Newton Al bt, c on Saturdav night. She slopt at Churchill's on the w night of Friday, and kept to her bed throughout the ai following day. On Siturday night,'before retiring pc to be d, Airs Churchill, on going into the bedroom occupied ...

... THE TEIGNMOuTrH SALVAGE OASE. e JUDGMENT. Hls Ronour Judge Edge has forwarded to Mr. P. R. M. Dawt the Regiatcar of the Exeter County Cou rts his decision in the case of llatthewsand others 9 V. Toppen, which came before him at a special Court held on Wednesday last. Judgment js given ass s followe-i In my opinion, the plaintiffs and their witnesses have r clearlyshown that at the time they ...

... SERIOUS CHIARGE AGAINST A SERGEANT AT? TOPSHAM BARRACKS. mrf rlf M~o dee sell Fic PBI hai Will and oth wit Str E~e: abo ro*5 the Wa and 1.1 n jun imt ptili .'II jul vitl rvyl Itoe fill I cl *00. the gctr dov wat the the Abt pitu t g of t hoa Qon tr1ie tbe but if ind Jael whi ing ir ,.ho eur bot' the 311 1 Yno req oru Lo' wi IOOT (,Joil co! it slot ?? TOc Jon 238 tea len ;he poa Acc sea dec peo ...

... THE CARRIAGE ACCIDENTJ .AT TEIGNMOUTH. INQUE ST ON THE SECOND VICTIM. As we reported in our Monday'a issue, the lad William Tapp, who met with such serious injuries in the shocking eariage accident which occurred on Saturday week last at Teignmoutb, died in tbe Infirmary on Sunday eavening. On Monday night Mr. Sidney Hacker, the Coroner for the district, held an inquest on the bodv at the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY LUNACY E.mQUIRY. The hearing of the extrtotdinary luna y enquiry at Ciinterbuiry, by Sir Alexendeir MilkIs, Q.C., con. esring tim rondition tf mlindl of lary Ann Jones, an aged spinseter, was not coneluded until after two ?? VyH' erday morning. The enquiry wos held on the petitir l of Itichard J onesat hrotherfof Al iss Jones. i tticro was some extraordinary evidente given as to ...

... EX ',,lWIMURD ' REs WIFE MURDERERS.- James !Iar cii.q laieei tdiir:y, labourer, of Bowling near Bradford, was banged at Leads on Tuesday for the muti i ,l his wtle by striking her on the head with a p kl; r Reporters were not admitted, Tho black fi n ni'u hoised ou~sieo the gaol immediately after tho -xfwnuti rai. The condemned man during the three we:w-kl ainc his condemvnt tion has been ...

... *bERIOUS CHARGE AGAlNSrI JACK HA U LIFFIW. Jack llAirliffe, tho champion light-weight of Amterica, it is reitortid. hias been arrested on sus- picion of having catized the ?? of his wife, aged lo aI well-;nown .outbBt o, anting under the nitme of Kate Hart with thae ' Natur.l s4ae ' Company. Srhe died at a Werjt FSide HUtel on Tuesday, and the appearance of the body, at woand on the nose, and ...