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... I IMPUDENT SHOP ROBBERIE'S AT ASTON. At the Aston Police Court, yesterday-before Messrs. Peyton; Weiss, and Griffths-Frederiok Ashley, pearl- button maker, Moorsom Street, and Lot Galeford, caster, Farm Street, were charged with stealing a cake, of the valued Uf'd., from the shop of Robert Jones, 143, High Stresb, Aston, on the 27th inst. and, further, with stealing a fitch of bacon, valued at ...

... THRE BRIDGNORTH D.OWNTIG CASE. At the Bridgnorth Police Court, yesterday, John Fainter (26), colier, of Chelmarsh, was charged, on remand, with causing the death of Jane ?? (50), who was found drowned in the Severn on Saturday morning. Mr. Prior, of Stourport, appeared for the accused.- Police-constable Higgins spoke to seeing the prisoner and the woman in Listley Street late on the night of ...

... d BOY BfJR2DJRf BY HI MT. About eight o'clock yesterday morning a. womns Eliza Whorlow, the vwife of a cyclis's salesran, 1, Graavilie-teriisc5, Lordlship-lae, Wvood Gr Londorn, entere-d the polfoe-station, and stated had killed her little bsoy by cutting his throt ' immnediately went to the womnan's house, and by s. sister of Mr. Whoriow that she knew nothi matter. The husband, w ho was in ...

... THE O'SHlEA-PARNELL DIVORCE CASE. tEGAL CORRESPONDENCE. LosNox, WEDNESDAY -The Press Association understands that the following communications have been forwarded to Messrs. Lewvis &, Lewis, solicitors, acting on behalf of Mrs. O'Shea, by Mr. E. T. Day., of 46, Bedford Row. -who has been in- stracted by Captain O'Shea to file a petition for divorce against his wife and Mr. Parnell:- 40. ...

... PRESTON. { The quarter sessions for the hundreds of Amnounderness, Leyland, and Blackburn (rural) were opened vesterday, at Preston, before Mr. W. tiggin H , Q.C. (chairman), and other magie- ?? Chairman, in charging the grand jury, expressed regret at their having been brought to the eourt on New Yearfs Day. b t said that as from time imruemorial Preston Sessions had been held on the ...

... e -- re BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY AT of t e'lLIVERPOOL. owho lf vwns g FINDING OF THE COURT. turn it tinge to NE tn CONDEMNATION OF THE BUNKER nei,, e8 COAL, delia b - whit i TIcn Bonrd of Trade inquiry into the ercurm- born La staniiqs attending the collision in Penarth Roaods thle i *d Cardiff, on the klr of October last, between the corn le Liverpool steauer Mauritania and the Italian Gemrt ...

... SOMERSET QUARTER SESSPN. I ' I The -Epiphany genfrli Quateir, Seson JoA ths I I The Epiphanyi general Quarteri Session .01 te. I Peace was held yestexdayst the Shireohallb,'Taunton, Sir R. H, Paget, Bart,:, ?? presided, with Mr E. H. Clerk' and jother magistratea. The iollowig were sworn of the.grand juryi :- r 1 John-Amory, ?? a Bown, Joshuaa~lsrke,i T. Harman Cox, A., J. -DaVIe, . W. H. ...

... THE ALLEGED DEATHS FROM STARVA- TION AT CRADLEY HEATE. - I At the Old Hill Police Court, yesterday-before Messrs. Bassano, Holcroft, and Walker-Thomas West- wood (23) and Alice Westwood (23), of Scolding Green Cradaley Heath were charged with causing the deaths of their two children-Edith, aged two years and eight months, and John Thomas, aged one year and nine months-on the 14th and 20th of ...

... { ;w COi R L.. A ?? ;. I'Id . - . -l II W4 . £; 8 H~w onor sa the- ieias a . :ancd znd ie, adt hb:id a t -Mr Rya Ver~ pope Can th, defiite4ionofintinid~ti'. s -Vordasa~iid- . acts i:ntended and calc~rltefd t put any j.ro; .et c.H-e wvanted to 1 2win: .tbiacaa4 wtiner@ nxh . ..a . reliedonW thej worde o- h eta I Mr. a L3 ju-or tha th-ppizhed W~He. iHonorH'e§'~' I- not a.ih' ifo~inow -wheth~er. ...

... I WARWIMEHIE QUARTR ESSIONS.- resumed yesterday at the The trial of prisoneirs Wase CM-. Shire Hall, W arwick . Mr. S. 8 ugde Q.C. MY.. gjesied~ in the Crown Court, with .Mr. H: Chance and NV. Stanton. Ter RAILWAY RosoEe h pa AT SALTLEy.on lfred Cxa (23) wagon-inspector, Washwood Heath, who was found guilty on the previous day of stealing tinned salmon, pleaded guilty to a second indictment ...

... MURDER BY A MOTHERS ' A shocking murder, attended by somewhat' af amysterious circumstances, was perpetrated at In , Wood Green, North London, early yesterday th I morning. At No. 1 Granville Terrace, Lordship We be I Lane, there reside Mr Whorton, cyclist maker, faL his wife Elizabeth, their three children, includ- Sc irg the murdered boy, Harold Ernest, aced 8 (le years, and Mary Whorton, ...