... SENSATIONAL BtIOTDE OF A LADY. SEQUEL TO CAPTAIN HOWARD'S DEATH. t Yesterday, at the Chelsea Town Hall, Dr. Lua ore ; ?? held an enquiry concerning the death of Eva Lynch-Blosse (26), formerly the wife of Captain E. F. Lynh- Blosse, aely siding at 22, Whiteheads Grove, : Chelsea, who committed suicide by shooting herself with a revolver at the above address on Friday laset Considerable ...

... TfE SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN 1 ASTONW WOMANT. ?? . Ab the Sutton Coldfield Pettv Sessions yesterday Elizabeth Ann Wallis, of 72, Whitehead Road, Aston, was charged on remand with causing the death of Mary Elizraeth Clarke, on October 31, by performing an illegal operation on her. The justices on the bench werer D'sorauncalfe, Eddowes, and GLiver. Mr. W. J. Rabhett represented the children and ...

... BIRMINGHAM_1 COUNTY COURT. YrSTERDAY.-BCdfre His Honour Judoe Dire. Mr. H. Young. as representing one of the separate creditors of the estate of PAUL Loris yctre KRIlrL, a partner in the bankrupt firm of lrgel, Waring, and Co., moved for all order callin upon the trustee of Xrigel's estate to declare a dividend. Cscrsel remarked that the matter was becominz sone- what of a st:andal. The ...

... C-c (luert THEATRICALS AT U. LMOIAL THEATEICALS are becoming a prominent amusement at Court, and both amateurs and professionals have appeared before Her Majesty at Balmoral. Pr incess Beatrice, who is especially fond of acting, took the leading part in A Scr1a of Pater, supported by Princess Ajibert of Anhalt and various ladies and gentlemen in the Royal circle. This piece was played on two ...

... EXCITING SCENE IN COLEFORD POLICE-COURT. At Coleford Petty Sessions on Wednesday (before Mr. T. C. Palmer, in the chair, and Mr. Isaiah Trotter) Thomas Fox, a youth, of Cole-- ford, was summoned for using obscene language on the 26th ult. Mru Male defended. The allegation was that defenldanut used most inde- cent language towards Miss Leonora Morris, dressmaker, of thartplace, who was ...

... LETTER FROM THE PLAINTISP'; mn- SOLICITOR. en: or TO THlE EDITOF4 OF THE 1 WSTIEN IfAIL,. i- Sra,-Referring to the report of this case it m- your issue of Wednesday, 1 sball be glad if vor, st ill kindly allow me, throgh your paper, to h, explain my positien in tho matter. The plaintig tsin t~he year 1891, bought the branch business oB iai Messrs. Taylor and Co. (Limuiteel), at Crmnavo0r ?? ...

... | ALDMELDRUM AND TEL POLICE ACT. On Saturday afternoon a meeting of house. holders, convened by the sheriff upon requisitioi, was held in the Public Hall for the purpose of con- sidering whether the provisions of the Burgh Police (Scotland) Act, 1892, should be adopted and carried into effect within the boundaries of Oldineldrum as defined by his lordship. There was a large attendance. Sheriff ...

... LAWNV INTE]AGEwNC E LitlAL NOTME-'R-TT'lS DAY. (From I-jet nig)ia Legal Doiary.) tO M1. COURT OF .A1PEAn IN 5lRELA'NJ. ROLLS. Martin v. Dale-~ VIOR-CIIANOCtLLOR. Actiene-Yoeeng, a Neart. Devids v. QllticN''pir- PENCrl DI.VISION.m v aterly 5 baring. AtD-liRtALTY. The Maria. LADC.04:,14N Appjeals for ?? -tirt- a ('Wli Chairlererili JI-ephl1 fir ras .~lc ,ae P rt W: ?? Jamr-, M' aet- tr v. ...

... TAFF VALE RAILWAY COMPANY V. DAVIS AND 2 EoEls (LIrITEID).-Yebterday the Court of Appeal, t t. consisting of the Meoter of tha Rolle and Lords I Justices Lope. and Kay, heard the appeal of the defendants, colliery ownera at Cardiff, against a judgment of Mr Justice D.-y, holding that they were . liable for certain rates on aoals carried from the t Feindale collieries down to Hafod Junction, to ...

... X THE EDWARDS DIVORCE SUIT, The ease of Edwards v. Edwards and Franifi again came before Mr Justice Barnes, in the Divorce Dl. vision yesterday. It will be remembered that the petitioner, Mr Leopold Alexander Edwards, a farmer of Peasedown St. John, near Bath, sued for a divoroo irom hin wife on the ground of her adultory with the corespondent, Mr Walter Francis, dairyman, of Rad. tIcek, The ...

... HEYNDH&A POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY. Before Messrs J. O. Ireland, Cooke-Hurle, Lanedown, Daubeny, and Malor Edgell. 8TEALING APPLIS. Henry Hayes, Thomas Jones, alias Frederick Spitb and Henry Webber, were charged with stealing a quantity of apples from the orebard of Mr Ferubam Rich, of Eastwood farm, Brislington. P.O. Prattan said that at aboat two o'clock in the morning of the 27th he was in a ...

... SATURDAY. Before Mr Justice Hawkins. BRISTOL POST OFFICZ OASE.U FOUR YEARS' PENAL SERVITUDE, Benry nighton. 88, postal assistant supeintendent., who pleaded guilty to an indictment ohargig him with fraudulently ?? 14 postal money orders of the value of £ll', and stealing that amount. caime up for sentence. Mr Foote wan for the prosecution, aRN Mr Mathews for the defenoe. The court wan closely ...