... and Ir&J, Cranstoun and Mr J. N. Blood for Mrs whaw, aid Mr W. Clarke Hall (of the Central Criminal C-ourt) and Mar Harold Hardy for the respondent. hlo Court allowed the appeal with costs, and refused Jllr Clarke Hall's applibation for a case to be stated ...

... laid his olaim for false imprisonment only. CLAIM ON AN EXECUTRIX. THoMrAS V. THiOMAS-Luoy Thomas, widow, of9 No. 75, High street, Tredworth, v. Mary Ann Thomas, spinster, of the Berkeley Hunt inn, Gloucester; claim for £168 14s in respect of money lent ...

... BBIMTOL POLICE COURT. YESTERDAY. I3tBdre Messrs P. J. Woreley and A. F. Ford. COMMfITED FOR TRIAL, John Thomas, alis Hodge, was charged with itealing a horse and trap, with harness, rag, &o., together of the value of 230, the property of Mr Goo. Heddlnott ...

... place and time, a to fr'rtbrv pint and a balf of milk containlug not less chi than 13 per cent. of added water. Inspeotor Thomas Mc Haidy mtated that on May 30th he saw the defendant hawking milt In two c3ns. He followed him and prrob mcd a pint and a ...

... Bristol Police Comrt. YESTERDAY. ir- Before Messrs J. E. Shollard and NV. A. Latham, 1), l lIGHTBNING AN INTRUDER. he Thomas Dymond, 16, and Andrew Barnes, 17, were he charged with attempting to steal money from a till c8 at the premises of J. 1t. Grindon ...

... for trial, as against 18 last year. . The Grand Jury threw out thu bills charging Thomas Rear (20), miner, with indecently assaulting Alien Workman, at Newiand' Thomas Lusty (48), farmer, with indecently assaulting Elizabeth Brown- ing at. Pairiawick; ...

... BRISTOL POLICE COURT. YESTERDAY. C IDefore Judge Austin ?? J. WV. S. Dix. ; ..A. LIRE SAVED . tt At Edward Thomas, 64, was fined 5s and cost3' for a ?? drunk on Saturday night. The evidence was f. ii that the defendant, who lives at 121, Oroliard stfreet ...

... BRISTOL POlIOJE OOURT. YESTEBRDAY, Before MesfrE Mack Whitwill sld Charles Wills, NIIECHIEVOlJS BOYS. Willisnm Thomas (14), George Bull (11), Joseph Kelson (181, and Arthur Kelson (9) were charged with stealing four pocket bandulerohiefq. Constable 135 ...

... charged with bhaving, on the 15th of March, trespassed in search of ?? on land in the occupation of Charles Salvidge. Williaw Thomas Brown said that on the Sunday morning in question he saw the defendants on his lard with a dog. Thbey tried the bushes ard ...

... arrest the man because of his disorderly ?? '8 whereupon Thomas bit him in several places ?? the nd hand, and tried to strike him with his fist, MJ 92 A went to the offlcer'l assistance, Wa.a Thomas s eudeavoured to catoh hold of bim kl the legs and iT throw ...

... together all the morningf, foam about ?? nine, Hill Y s Witness did not say anything to Hill, reply 'Did you not toll Inspector Hardy that Hill said to Ago el I you, 1I don't know how it happened; he fall by the him c 1 side of me i-No, I said, 1What's he ...

... BRITOL aoUNTaY OOUTG YESTERDAY. Before hlim Honour Judge Austin4 INTEiRESING CASe OF A QUARANTEN. Re THOMAS ELLOT, Back Hull ohambers, Bristol, prodnoe ?? was an application for a composition to be approved. A mistake had been imade in the notice, Thursday ...