... CFRIKENVWELL.-BULGLABtY AT CLEWWLL. P ^ierc Jen:ins, 19, ?? as a printer, of ra 2, COldbatbpqiare, Clerkenwell, was charged with th bing9 concernej ,ith other men, not in cus Pc 104, in breakin- into the shop, No. 1, Gloucester- th Itret, Clerkenevol, oCI the 16th of January, ad with to r 1lgtharefroln aboutacwt.cf soapaud anumv0A ill 15 i31 of pseser ed roeat &ab3 fish, value in alll 15l., ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -BIRMINGHAM POLICE COUT. I~ ~ YESTEBDAY.-Before Aessrs. Comnore ?? ElUs, aend H awkes. A CAnrSas's Drvsxsios.-John Coleman (22), a respectably- dressed cabman, of Priory Road, was charged with being found on the premises of Mr. William Barton, Conservative agent, of Charlotte Road, Egdgbaston, for an unlawful purpose.-Mr. Stanley I Barton, son of the prosecutor, said that just after twelve ...

... IN THIE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. 1 I|. lffANCERY DIVISION. (Before lMr. Justice North.) A. J. WHITE, LIMID81D, X. 'BRIDG-9. This was a motion on the part of the plaintiffs, who are the proprietors of the well-known ppatert mediciue, Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup, to restrain the defendant, who resided at Peterborough, from selling. using, or publishing any advertisement or printed matter ...

... THE CIGAR TRADE REVELATI0NS. At Worship Street Police Court, London, yesterday afternoon, the further hearing of the charge of having in their possession for sale certain cigars to which a false trade description had been applied, and with applying the false trade description, was resumed before Mr. Bushby, the defendants being George de Lange, Alexander Van Cleef, Aaron Van Gleef, Benjamin ...

... OXFORD CITY POLICE COURT, . TUESDJAY. Deen I ~g a Present-The. Deputy-Mayor (Ald. Gray), and Justices Dr was C. T. Hawkins, J. S. Lowe, J. Sheard, & J. Satunders. Sdl g of ALLEGED AssAx7L7!Oo2A FATnmLR-Frank Bryanat, of I, th nlew Waterloo -buildings, Blackfriar' - road, labourer, was'A o nal1 charged on warrant with committing an assault on his of* thfe f thatr Peter Bryant, ole Jan. 18th.- ...

... THE CREW TRAGEDY. I INQUEST AND VERDICT. a THE CORONER AND THE POLICE. The Coroner's inquiry into the circumstances of the 1 murder of Mr. Richard Davies, at Rough, near r Crewe, was resumed yesterday at the White Hart y Inn, Rough, by Dr. Churton, Coroner for West r Cheshire. The- prisoners, George and Richard Davies, t were not present. t The first witness called was Mrs. MIary Davies, 3' ...

... At the Marlborough-street Police-court on Wednes- day afternoon Mr Sansom, who was accompanied by upwards of fifty ladies and gentlemen who have been playing in the pantomime of Cinderella at Her Majesty's Theatre, applied to the magistrate for advice, The theatre, he said, was now in the hands of the Sheriff's officer, and none of them could get their salaries, costumes, or private clothes. ...

... CINDERELLA IN COURT. In the Chancery Division, before Mr Justice Kay, in the 'matter of the Opera, Limited, on Friday, 24th ult., Mr Renshaw, Q.C. (with whom was Mr Swinfen Eady), .moved for the immediate appointment of MIr William Henry Pannell, chartered accountant, as provisional liquidator to carry on the company's business pending the hearing of the petitions and the appointment of an ...

... YOUTHFUL MARRiAGES. A YOUNG man named James W. Ruddock, aged twenty-one, described as a pianoforte tuner, was charged, ab the Bow-abreet Police-court, on Monday, with being drunk 'and disorderly and assaulting the police. Police-oonstable 447 D stated bhab his attention was called called to the defendant in Oxford-sbreet on Saturday night. He was abting In a very disorderly manner, and ...

... I Nr rnOLDS (LiesrwD) v. RxrNOLDs.-Yesterday. in the Chlancery Division, Mr. Justice Kay bad before him a motion for an injunction to restrain the defendant, until the trial or further order, from using or putting in practice the invention described in the specification and drawings filed in respect of letters patent, dated -7th October, 1884, numbered 13,302, granted to William Robert Lake, ...