... 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 ...

... YRS7Rn)nAT.-Before MDOsrs. Hal, Ryiand, and ratee ACCIDENTALLY CA( TJRnD. - Thomas Taylor, alias Reeves, cabman, James Street, -Aston, was charged w ith stealing a mackintosh, valued at 0i. 12s. 6d., belonging to a fellow-cabman named George Mason.-The property Nvas left on the cab during the temporary absence of the prosecutor, who subsequently saw the prisoner in possession of it in Wheeler ...

... TH[E ALLEGED CHILD MURDER AT I STOCKPORT. EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS. THE MAGISTRATES' DECISION. | The Stoclport Borough Police Court was crowded i on Tuesday on the occasion of the hearing of the I charge agaiinst Thomas heck-eth, an old man, ofn having wilfully murdered his - illegitimate male infant. The prisoner cohabited with a young I woman named Elizabeth Ann Parker, at Windsor- I street ...

... - - P M- Os Saturday afternoon. about two o'clock, Constable Laulb, 133 NV, noticed a lad enterng bhe coaohhouse TE gate attached to the dwelling-11h01, 287, Clapham- A Zooaed and seeing that the housoe was apparently Thi veaint wlei uspioUB were aroused. He Immediately and ?? the lad, who on his attempting to give an ext ?? wars quickly silenced and taken to the police- at I sbatiou. Le.mb ...

... 7 ON Thursday, at the Edmonton Pebty Sessions, A before Alderman Latham and other magistrates, bi Bernard Alperti, thirty-two, described as a hair- ni dresser, of Grove-cottages, High-road, Tottenham, 11 was charged, on remand, with having ili-uned his V son, ander fourteen yeare of age. Mr. Avery, who i proseouted on behalf of the Society for bhe Protec- si tion of Children, Informed the ...

... THE *MURDER OF M. GOUFFE. [SUBJECT 0F ILLUSTRATION.] THE sensation caused by the confession of Gabrielle Bomrpard with regard to the murder of M. Gouff6, in Paris;-is far from subsiding. S he has made another confession to the examining magistrate. She declares thab several months before the murder Eyraud had spoken to her of his determination to procure money by a crime If that were ...

... A BANGOR LIOENSTNG APPE4IL In the Divisional Coult i, the ?? Bnchl, London, on Monday, before Mr Barorn Pollock and I Mr Justice Hawkins, the appeal of Fairolough v. Roberts was: heard.. . : This case raised a question of some importance i411 the sale of beer, especially by (-odr'rs and othbr tradesmen, not publicans, who itc l o.-.r wholesal by special licences, to be consume4 off the ...

... PLIFE IN AAERIC.As HIGHWAY ROBBERY 1 3E1IW YORK. A R0BBER'S LEAP FROEL A TRAIN. SPECIAL CABLEC1RAM. mote 012 OWN CORRESPONYDZ\. TiE Duchess of Marlborough, formerly Mrs. Hammersiey, is expected here next week upon business connected with the estate of her deceased husband. She will have a talk with the Surrogate oilcial, to whom her Grace has to appeal whenever she requires ' something on ...

... THE LATE JUDGE MANISTY. P In the Lord Cilef-JLlitice's Court on Monday-neartly all the Judge3 in the Queen's fench being preseunt-the Attorney-General expressed in elowing terms the admlira- n tion of the Ear for the late Justice Macaisty, and regret at A thc loss the Bench had scstained. The Lord Chief-Justice, a replyin:, was glad the Attorney-General used the occasion v to commemorate the ...

... LONDON SUSIONS. - - (Before Sir P. R. Edlin, Q.C., Chairman.)K BErnr-o^-rsEx P u'onN. - Christian eA!,. 71rorsell VloodAouse, Philip 1'/sah, Henr Pi4ha Johnn al .eAyer, .Edwirn IErshon, and Hemr Jefrris were ?? dieted-lhristian Kuhl with keeping a common gainiug in house at Ashford-terrace, Hoxtcn; Philip Puth with m t* ]eovilg 1. Op 3 MOUIfl ganiS g-house at 13 Wonlack-road, ef 'u Hoxtou; and ...

... -- T s_ mI 5A- .^ - , ARLES BicD and Frank Thompson, who were v ner t admitted to be brothers, living at B!ngmore-lodge, sbablo T Teddlngton, who stand committed for trial on the the d, charge of being concerned together in forging and the i e uttering a promissory note for £200 with intent to quite defraud Mr. Gosling, carrying on business as a lhe money-lender In the name of Wood) of High ...

... e Oa Monday, in the Westminster County Court, l before Judge Bayley, the action of King v. Sampsoo was disposed of. The plaintiff is a theatrical agent, and he claimed of the defendant £5O damages for wrongful dismissal and breach of cunt'act, under which 0 the plaintiff was to act as defendant's manager for a a proposed provincial tour of six aiouths at a salary of c £5 a-week aud commission ...