... THE ACTRESSS BREACH OF ,. : .ROMUIE CASL. - 4 55t . RERtt&KABLE EVI I $ . |je * The brech of promise action ty Miss Gertrde in S~IMI wvhose foesai~oalima waa an .aqctrg. is bi Xt Wr. &W. EL Hurlber i it ani Americn gentleman well known in iociety; ie residieg at the Wesed f lndonaudainariedk mn - was continued in the Queen's Bench, London, tc i etords beforeMr;..Isties~aveandaspecialjug. tV .~ ...

... SENSATION&L BACH OF PROMISE CASE. .- i DEFENDANT C0S9-EXAMLN lie In the Queen's Bench Divisional Court, yeste- d, day, before Mr, Justice Cave, the action for ht ?? b ~h cil promise brought by Miss Gertrude V Ef}is, or was liss Gladys Evelyn on tbe stage, :A af .Ist~di W. E. Hudlbert was resumed. Mr. ?? & Jmdy, Q.C, ;ad Mr. A. '#ates appeared for the tj plaintiff; and the Attorney-General, Mr. ...

... THE EXTRAORlDINARY . BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. Wooli. ACTiiESS VERSUS' AUTHOR Ll 3ILL. T'H111 DAY.ti naado, DEFENDANT AQAIN IN THE B~ De In tite Queen's Blenlie Divioion on Thursday Mr. Lord Justice Cave arid a special jury resumned thoe till taolld hearing of thle ?? orought by Neibs Gertrude con- Ellis, better known in thle tieiatrical world 6s the as Ms~ts Qladys Eivelyn, against Mr. inger W. ...

... hrIPORTANT POINT UNDER THE FACTORY I I ?? At the Stipendiary's Court, at Burslem, yesterday, Morris Price, tailor, Stafford Street, Hanley, was charged by Mr. T. Astley, inspector of factories, upon seven summonses under the Factory and Workshop Act 1878, with that he unlawfully employed in his workshop three young persons and three women after four o'clock on the afternoon of Saturday, the ...

... NEW YORE PRICES-TUESDAt. Money easy. Stocas opened steady, but busi ness during the morning was irregular. The market later became weak, and remained generally so until the close. Cotton on spot qaiet at un- changed quotations; futures advanced on a bull flurry in the market, and closed ffrm. Petroleum a steady market. Lard declined on an expected increase in home receipts, and closed aeaker ...

... A CORONER ON THE ROUGHNE OF FOOTBALL. At an inquest held at Middlesbrough by the coroner, Mr J. T. Belk, on the body of Jaseph Walter Blades (20), of Fry Street, Middle=bro9g who died on Sunday from injuris received on the .reiions day while playing football, the evidence of Te witne went to show that on Saturday after noon the l4verton Hill St John'i ad Yarm clubs were ct ing a game at ...

... f Tats fortnightly court was held yesterday, hefgre Messrs. Joseph C. Rutherfoord, R. M. (chairmauj n James Mallaghan, J.P.; J. B. Black, J.PTh A. C Allen, J.P.; and Nathaniel Morton, J.P. District-. Inspector Croghan summoned Elizabeth MLIlan, under the provisions of the Sheebening Act, for having, as alleged, kept and exposed for sale in- toxicating liquor without being duly licensed to sell ...

... 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 ...

... I.2 iai2a C.~IiLl sxi-:.'V f-r Sp.Scia'1 CoL nden t I B?n2i, s2cnr Brhldi2i. in Southern Itaiy, telgraphs an account of the a trimthere awhich Nvill nrobablv e; '.mog of a tiital ?? which wvill proba'bly it t 1lrile iulense intoeast throungtout te w.-orld. Tle wrsio ors. o nose aunh'-o-s fail little short e tl,;-o Lun rc. wvith powver to add Ilt ov i'iexitcoeinary acco-unt, are the c-triad ...

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... : - - - -0 HIGH COURiT OF JUSTICE. QUEEN'S BENTCH DITVISION.-APRIn 17. I (Before Mr.-Justice Wills aud a Special Jury.) ,MAJCCrUCoSES Or flIOT=LY V. T'ZE EfF~rOaD XUL a t CO1ANTY (tranDM). : The trial of thiis case, in which Lady Huntly sough1it f to recover 1,0001. for jewellery stolen from hler jewel- 2 box while a guest at the Bedford Hotel, Brighton, was le ?? Charles Hall. Q.C., with Mr. ...

... P )ILICE INSLLT.G1\EN- ESTTPlD'JAY | NORTEERB Dtvis.-mc-(Before Mr. Key&. DF.NrANDINGr MONEY. Wm Butterfield, no fixed residence, was pro. !ecuted by Patrick Whelan, 6 Pill lane, wnik- halving demandea money from him under threats ..f violence. Whelan sod that between seven and -ight o'clock lrwt evening he vita pstwing through LiJttle Church street, when tile prisoner demanied Imoney from ...