... eithter On the 30th ult., according to an American paper, Itte there was a performance ol the stage of the Opera ents, House, Utica, which was not dowin onl t'.c hills. The vI be Cragg faintly of acrobats, father, five -Dlls. aoll I lughter, -the ?? ra Hot-e. Tnedlauhter, eight who appears iii male attire, is sixteeo ytari oil, anld the could youngett sot), Arthur, but tw -Ie. Tnt-y give ail ...

... AN OPERA SINGER AND HISI PUPIL. In the Bloomsbury County Court, on Thursday, the case of Edwards v. Ciampi came on for hearing before his Honour Judge Bacon, and was an action by the plaintiff to recover the sum of 28, alleged to be due from the defendant on a promissory note. Mr Paul Taylor was counsel for the defendant, and said he was quite prepared to admit the signature to the note, ...

... On Saturday, 18th, before Mr Justice Cave and a special jury, the hearing of the action brought by Miss Gladys Evelyn, or Gertrude Ellis, to recover damages for breach of promise of marriage from Mr W. E[. Hurlbert, was continued, this being the sixth day of the trial. Mr Justice Cave, in summing up, pointed out to the jury .that the fact of the defendant being a married man at the time of the ...

... -:RELAN-D. ,, - in MR. REALTYS ACTION FOR LIBEL. lasct (RX OUR eoGRESOhNBSNT ects. LIMERICK, TuEstSy NIe this To-day the hearing of the action of Mr. T. lue IM. Mealy, M.P., against 2The Sreeman's Smams! t (Liwsrted) torecover 5,0002. damages for alleged libel, he veas proceed ed with, before Lord Ju>stice Barry anda rcnt special jutl. The court was crowded, the greatest in- lces, tercst being ...

... TWO ATT'RMPT.9 TO POISON HUSBANDS. FRpOMt OUR CortnESrOINDENTSx.) PARIS, TlESso1Zn NiesiT. An alleged balbarous attempt to murder a It husband by pourling molter lead into his ear it ai has come to light this evening. The victim is a it vintner aged 30, namred Lombard. Five years b ago when he made the acquaintance of his wife ti he was a coachman, and she was then living with T a, her adopted ...

... SERITOUS CHARGE AGAINST A I MILITARY OFFICER. 4Z.L.LJ..J.L itr I VX . £ .LY LsL ng, John Rutherford Smith, late a captain of the reld Blauk Watch (42nld Highlanders), was corrneitted ion for trial by tie Uckiield (Sussex) m agistrates, yestec- 'ho day, for sending threatening letters demanding money the of Mrs. Euphernia Williams. the wife of a gentlommn am, farmer, living at Basted. In ...

... 0 - ~ ~ 3 A I:1:_14 In the Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Divi- sion of the High Court of Justice yesterday, Mr. IJustiee Jeunle had~ before hin, the case of Sands v. Sands, Barton. Morisscy, and Oliver. The petition was .E.- that tO the husbandl, er. Wiarir a Hastings Sands, a barrister fm the dissoeltion of the miarriage on the is 151 grounld or the alleged mliscoullct of his wife with the ...

... THIE POLICE COURTS. GUILBDIALL.-TitE LOWEST DErir or MweScNEBSS. ,or IC onc! eVccc, 21, wais brough; up before Alderman itV havies onl a ch;rge of stealing a shilllog from a blind anO I:an in Holborn-cicus.-Jacces Riddilng0, a stailkeeper pblcild, stated that UIL SatucLata aftenloon a man cane AUs1 I Mcccd asked hins for clicnoge for a shilling for hlr. lar Uttinigtoll. of the St. Ciilcs's ...

... SAiND:WIC-iMEN IN REGENT-STREET. IM-PORTANT POLICE PROCEEDINGS. Anum-ber of-men who carn their living by csar~ymg it~dvertiuneat boards in the'streets were sum- 6on&d, at Msllboroujh-sateet Police-court yester-. dfy for causing an obstruction in Regent-street and the, seighbourhood by ?? on the footway.- Superintendentfluime, of-the C Ivision, addressing the mayisahate'upo~ththe eo-ttstrd ...

... ` I COUNTY OF LONrDON SESSIONS. NORTH SIDE. Le (Before Sir P. H. Edlip, Q.C.; MNr. Loveland-Love- land, and other Justices.) .e The February General Sessions of the County of Le London were commnenced yesterday, at the Sessions it House, Clerkeuwell. Th le calendar contained the a names of 55 prisoners for trial, of which 78 cases were ;e of felony and the rest misdemeenour. I, TI'Ec fjrseco ...

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