... -T-- E ?? E TeA ITM liRITH MURDER TRILh,. .1- I :o|- SSNIENCE OF DEATH. r Henry Kelsey, aged 39, was arraigned at the c .nd Midatone Aasise, on Strday, before Mr. t the Juntice Wills, on the charge of murdering a f ght wonan =naned B1ur, with whom he cohabited, I ad at Eritth. be prsoner , bbadirectin of r M he dge, defended by Mr. Bobler t on leappeard pale and hagard, and has not it WM, y ...

... FRAUDS BY A SHIPpING AG-- NT. d At the. Central Crhninal Carat, Lonon, w yesterday, beoe the Common Serjet, James Flood, Z5, shipping agent, who pleadei guilty at A the last seions to indictments charging him with obtaining money by falm pretenees fri . divers persos, was brought up for sentence.- Mr. Muir, who appeared with Mr. a F. ai GMl to F- e~ sa~i that the frad to R( wbich the prsoner ...

... THE' ALLEGED ATEMIEPTED DOUBLE MURDER At the SoutIwark Police Court, London, yesterday, George Foley, 34, a slim-burilt n, WE described as a packer, was charged wt Ic attemping to nmrder George Goslin and oh his enter Emil 7'by shooting at them' with D: a revolver at the Prince Impei'ial pubicii bouse, Rotherbithe. The prisoner, who seemed in a 'weak and depressed state, was allowed to be f ...

... re THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. y BEFORE MESSRS. T. L. DODDS AND JOS. C&3vy,% e A TcOKRr-oF-LEXvE Max Ix TROnBas.-A 0! respectablv-dressed man, who said his name was e William Wilson, and who gave his address as 24, s Stewart's-place, Walton, was charged with having a stolen a suit of clothes, the property of Wittiam N Conway, 14, Buxton-road, R1ock-ierry -Superin- d tendent Clarke stated that the ...

... AN EMUL&TOR OF MADAME RACHEL. On Fritkay, at the Police-court, Dublin, before M-. Swifto, QC., Miadine lRuppert, who carries on buini noes in cosmetics and ladies' toilette requisitole in London and Dublin, was summoned by the Phsrmanou tioal Society for ?? a skin tonic whioh oontained poison, to wit, corrosive sublimate, she not heing daly licensed for the sale of poison. Professor Tich- ...

... SOUHPORT OOROP'lTIO1 A ND PROPE11TY OW0UM& I . - I At Soutbort Poice scourt Dr. Thomas (hauiman), mr. J. J =ocaot, an. LBond were oceauied for two hours in hearing- m respect of six Smmonses issued by the &uWh- 1 rrtconnration agai3st Messrs. Br Bii - I nocse, and Jones, solicitors, concerning te esna tary work done on the prenes 1Z and 30,: Cemetery-road, Southport, a pair o ue for a which ...

... CHARGES AGAINST A BANGOR: PUBLICAN. - Hz Yesterdy, ore Mr.T. 2Lewis Mr. W. Pughe, Js )and M~r. Cameron, K:. Crpass% star Hotel, wasu summoned for ^erzittin6 drunkenness and for a Inspector Protberce co Iprog after, Mr. Thornton Jones appeared em W or the defendant, and Mrr. S. H. Dew we watched the proceedings on behalf of the owners di 5 even -o'clock on the night of Saturday, December 16th ...

... SINGULAR M&TRIMONIAL CASE. At the City 1 oliae-court, yesterday, ?? Hislop, commission agent, Heoton Chapel, was chargeod with having committed bigamy. The singular feature of the case is that it is contended that there is no evidence of the first marriage. Mr. Cottinghain, barrister, anpeared for the complainadnt, and Mr. W. L. Hochin defended. Air. Cottinghim Raid it waS alleged that the ...

... ARREST OF JABEZ BALFOURK. HIS RETURN TO ENGLAND. 1I1S LIFE IN ARGENTINA. A Buenos Ayres telegramn, dated Monday, nays The Times, of Argentina, to-day states that ?Mr. Jabeo Spencer Balfour has been arrested at Suiti, through the intervention of the British Consul, grnd will be taken to England by the next steaner, Which leaves on Saturday. A later Reuter's telegrain, dated Buenos Ayres, IT,- ...

... a- sh A LADY PAT1XNVS EVIDENCE. a At the Marlborough-stree Poceort yester- Th Id day, Mr. Hannmay resumed the hearing of the S l charges of conspiracy to defraud brought against 7 Mr. Cornelius Bennett Harness, Mr. James th e Montgomery M'Cnly, and Mr. Charles Beav- sh to ington Holier. Mr. Thomas T srrell, barister, sh 5- and Mr. IL C Gollan prosecuted, and Mr. P! ee Horace Avvry appeared for ...

... tTXO O UDE O - ,,JAY UA .Y 10 W.~|K . sa. s'nnr !WZNDL&EYt ILAJLAR A EM fDThSrM- Edmund shue, ear T9Ete ea s 4 j' employ&s of the Iadon and- orhweaten. yC , were ehged with having stolen eight pars tof bootc and two ackets, the ppy of the cmny. t W ad th for saome time past goods. ad been- missed f Parklane Goods Station, sand the rioera having been nsusetd a~ndI wth t goods were found- at ...

... DEATH FROM LEAD POISONBTG. On Saturday air. Cartar held an inquest at Deptford on the body of Johanna Wood, aged 22, of 3, Little Queen-gtreet, Deptford. Johanna fi Wood, the mother, identified the body, and said li for five yearson and off her daughter had worked at the Millwall White Lead Works (late Pontifer fk and Wood's). Deceased worked in the abeds,' s and about six weeks ago she ...