... 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., ...

... 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 ...

... In the Westminster County Court, on Friday, the case of Morle v. Harris came on before his Honour Judge Bayley. The plaintiff, Mr William Morle, a florist, of Regent-street, W., sought to recover 45 4s. 1d., damages against Mr Augustus Harris for alleged breach of agreement. Mr Henry Risch appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Bray for the defendant. Mr Kisch said the action was brought in ...

... I er r. MR. RICHARD DAVIES, awell-to-do tailor and draper, .o carrying on business In Crowe, was driving to his ab residence at Hough late on Saturday night with his m son, when some men, who were lying In wait about a )o quarter of a mile from his house, stopped the horse, I u dragged Mr. Davies from his vehicle, and killed him . ill in the road by smashing his head. The son managedc ;b. to ...

... IIMPORTANT MUZZLING POINT- AT the City Summons Courb Willimen Hsnond, a hi F carman, was summoned for having . dog withonkt a l I muzzle on In Cannon-street. The defendant e admitted that his dog was upon the van without a BE i muzzle on, and his employer, Mr. Pftlar Bryant, s said he wished to state that this dog was upon the van for the purpose of protecting his geood, and he h, 8 gave the ...

... t. (sUsJEacT OF ILLUSTRATION.] nt nt TaE Sportsman published on Thursday a cablegram ad from ?? special correspondent at Monte Carlo re staving that Mr. Ernest Benzon, better known as nit the Jubilee Plunger, was arrested whilsb playing n at baccarat in the Mediterranean Club at Nice on at Tuesday night on a charge of having obtained id money for a £1,000 oheque alleged to bear the forged ...

... CLOSING OF HlER MAJESTY'S. ie At the Marlborough-street Police-court oil Wednes- ir day afternoon Air Sansom, who was accompanied by a upwards of fifty ladies anti gentlemen who have been S. playing in the pantomime of Cinderella at Her Majesty's d Theatre, applied to the magistrate for advice. The theatre, he said, was now in the hands of the Sheriff's Ir officer, and none of them could get ...

... STRANGE DEATH OF A LADY AT I. CHISIWICK. [SUBJEaCT OF ILLUSTRATION.] D&. DIPLOOK resumed the inquiry ab Chiawick on Thursday concerning the strange circumstances .under which Margaret Louise Bryden, thirty-nine years o2 age, met her death, The deceased, the wife of a blind manufacturer, of Bulsbrode-streeb, Harylebone, lived apart from her husband, under a deed of separation, and resided at 31 ...

... THE CR E WE MURDER. TBlE ADJOUIN-ED INQUJEST. eeiZ, ~cxE DETWEEN THlE CORONER U AN'D P'OLICE. thou~ sheal ANOPEN, VERDICT RETURNED.tob j ur~z IF~zoM OU.1 SrECIAL CORREAPONDENT.) prisci exphi CREWE, FrtDa&Y N1IU1T. ICoroi 'The people. of Crewe, whvo are fa~r the mlost not pata~orking ?? popuilation Of thu intelligent and ki~~IJ, wvere terrilih. shoceked when lnst nigh t e Wss rumonred, thit~t ...

... NON EBTAIENIT? VOLUNTEERS' FI-IS; I r Is the City, of London Court, on friday, before Mr. B foamissier Herr, an action was heard in whicho Colonel Do Pilat Taylor, as the commanding..efilcer of a tbe 24th 2lddlesec Alfie Volunteers, sued private 1 E. Heren, who was in the ?? of the -Post- I master General as a letter oawrrier, to reccovar the 1 smrn of 1&d15b. for fines due for not attending a ...