... A TIhRRIBLE MURDER. A sensational affair camee to light on Friday at West c Ham, where the body of a young girl named Jeffs, who had been missing a fortnight, was found violated and d strangled in the cupboard of an empty house. L No arrest has been made in connection with the fearful r outrage and murder which came to light at West Ham on rFriday. A careful examination has been made of foot- ...

... IDERBY BOROUGH POLICE COURT. WEDNESDAY. ?? the MAYDE and A. WooDI ?? and W. BEM- ROSE, Esqrs,] AS DRUNE AS A LORD-Thomns Blackehaw was charged by Police-constable Butler with being drunk and disorderly on the Siddals-road, last ?? officer said the man was arguingwith a friend, and used bad language, -Prisoner now admitted the charge, and said be was as drunk as a ?? Chief Constable said the ...

... GAMING ON LICENSED PREMISES AT I ~~~RIPLEY.I ts DISGUISED POLICEMIDN, e- At Ripley Petty Sessions to-day, before W. C. Has- ad lam (chairman), and A. L. Wright, Esqrs., and Colonel id Pedder, William Day, landlord of the Rising Sun, Ripley, th w harged with permitting gaming on his licensed e- premises on the 3rd instant-Mr. J. B, Walker, of Belper, il- prosecuted andMr. D. Whittingbam, of ...

... In the Queen's Beach Division on Wednesday, the case Hooley v. Cattam was heard by Mr. Juetice Grantham, sitting without a jury. It was an action of Mr. Ernest Terab Hooley, lace ?? Eaton, to recover the sum of ;r81. 6s. 8d., from M1r. John Charles Cottam, of London, compsay promoter, due to him as assignee of Elenry William (Jooper in respet of an agreement, dated Nov. 8, 1887, for the ...

... -lE O O =U M IOL* * Vo The Duo ?? was brought before t~heOorn.. ftiol Tribnatl in Paris ox Wednesday, inA wa seun. bseh40d to two years' imprisonmeit for entering France' i o- lacoitrwyto bv. After being re-ooudnitet 'to the Con- ublie oiorgerle, the Duo ?? saluted thecrovrd fret.t bows the window of the cell. The polioe dispersed the who of owd, and there wasno disorder.' , ating The young ...

... At the Borough Police-court, on Monday, before the Mayor and other magistrates, George Henry L ,nax and Walter Edward Pope, youths, were charged with stealing 2001., the moneys of William Pope.-Detectivc Payne stated that Lomax was a lace kand, and lived until three weeks ago with his parents in Devonshire-street. Pope was a moulder, and had resided with his parents at 72, Lower Dale-road. In ...