... THE SEN't9SATIONAL SUICIDE OF A GOVERNESS. RESUMPTION OF, TBlE INQUEST. T PAiNFUL REVELATIONS. que few Mr. A. Braxton flicks, coroner for Mlid-Surreyrt resumed his inquiry uit the Star and Garter, Que ...

... ALLEGEDILLEGALDIISTRAINT ( AT CARDIFF. A WIFE SUES HER HlUSBANF'S CliEDIXT'l S.i At Cardiff County-court on Wednesday (bf;re liea Honour Judge Owven) Mi4 s.Elizabetb N,,rriesiron monger, Castle-road, ...

... I - n DIABOLIAL CRIMES. Sdli hese T,( bials? ,Z % Q D . day 0 lids, (FRox OUR ?? argo -- B~uL , Kov Nir. of (cl According to advices from Warsaw some details have now come to light about the WQ3 uae dreadful ?? murders committed there by the isa midwife SkIublinaki and some other women hort who have diteady been arrested, Siublinski 2blie resided in an attie, and the other inmates of se or the ...

... A VEY PEOULIAM FAMILTY. . . _ -. . . ' L _ A. At Wertminster roice Court, on mlonnay, AuuIs Grimaldi, aged 85, a woman stylishly dreesed in a fur- trimmed cloak, diving an address in the Lambeth-road, was placed in the dock, charged before Mr. D'Eyn- court with stealing ten £5-notes, .£5 in cold, and a gold Watch, vane £;60, the property of her sister, Matilda Fry, from 49, Vincent-square, ...

... COEOSTOW- PETTY SESSION4S. CRAnGE AGAINST A POLICEMAN. Tzis court was held yesterday-Mr. John Raphael, J.P., in the chair. The other magistrates present ?? Rizht Lonourable the Earl of Castle- stuart. D.L.: Colonel J. E. C. Lindesay, D.L.: Messrs. D. H. Charles. MI.D. J.P.; John H;Tender- On. J. P.: Win. Leeper. J.P.: Garret Nagle. P3..: and John Rickard, J.P. Constablae 3 tihenuY summoned ...

... ALLECED LARC ENY in COLR-ATNE. A sPEciAy, court of necr> secsions was held in (Coleraine Courthouse rye.'rday to investizate a charge preferred azainost MrS. Kane. Bela Doherty. Warren Mooney. Kate Mooney. Jane lMooney. and P arah Ilooney for alleged larceny of goods from Mr. J. L. Anderson'e shon in Coleraine. There ,vere nintv-trree articles found in the different pawn-office's in town. and ...

... - - AT Southwark PoPole-oio-ur on Saluirday, John Whitham, fifty, of 3, Crosby-row, Snow-fields, Bermondsey, described as a wholesale wastepaper M dealer, was placed in the dock, before M.. Slade, cc charged, on his own confession, with feloniously in a ni termarrying Susan M'Cartby, his first wife Emma ti being then and now alive. Inspector Mountlord said that about eight P.M. on the evening ...

... Louis CArLON, Jacob Janket, and Israel Falman were aharged on remand, at the Thames Polloe- court, on ''riday, with the unlawful possession of posbal orders, supposed bohave been stolen. Thomas I Donaldson, grocer and beer retailer, Cable-sbreeb, St. > George's In ?? said that on Tuesday evening Louis Caplon entered the house, tendered a postal order for 103. 6d., and asked for change. Wibness ...

... THE CItISNVICs 2YSTEitY. Inspector H1owlinge, wo, with the asssiatsfuce of In- spector Warren. is iovestigatisa the circumstances of the murder of Mrs Margaret Louise Bryden, On Friday morning bad a loag consultation with his chiefs at Scotland Yard. At the inquest on Thursday evening there were eighteen jurymec; fifteen were in favour of a verdict of Wilful murder, and the remaining three ...

... CLAIM FOR THE LOSS OF AN EYE. I ACTION AGATN57 4N ASSURANCE 3 COMPANY. I On Saturday, at Newceatlei Asizes-before i1 Mr Justice Day-Mr John Beach, of Fogg ty Furze, West Hartlepool, gentleman, brought oh b action against the Imperial Union Accident P Assurance Company for damages for personal 0 injuries, he having sustained the loss of one eye. I Mr Walton, (I C., and Mr 1tobmon, instructed ( ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...