... BRISTOL ASSIZE, /CRIOWN COURT. Before Mr Justice Vaughan W11llatus1 A dACHINiEHY DISPUTE SETTLED, t SAMPSON AZND SUNS v. HEoiscr MAUDON (tradlle I II Nethatns Brick andi Tile Oomprany).-Hr Bll~em I ~Id bir F. E. Wma-ithurly vinstzoucted by Mentesi I 'Omeroy and Tarrot~r) apoeared for the pleltalifli; and ilr A.B. Poole, QO.0, and Mr Taylor Wairry (instrujoted t ilir B, Bedell) ?? the ...

... BRISTOL POLILH OOUHT. YESTERDAY. Before Messrs J. C. Wall and 0. Rovegood, EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT, William Arthur Goodyer, a middle aged mfn of respectable appearance, was charged with doing wilful damage to a stove at Messrs Girdoer and Soen wareboute, Nelson street, Mr Parry, I dger clerk to the prosecutors, maid that two or three times lately the prisoner, who wag a complete stranter to them ...

... LAWFORD'8 GATE POLICE COUMT. YESTERDAY, Before Capt. Belfield (in the chair), Maecsc E ?? Wills, R. G. Graham: C. D. Cave, and J. Chetwood Aiken. A SISTON ASSAULT CASE. A yontN man named Fredk. .inea was summoned ?? Britton for assaulting her at Siaton, on Februaiy 3d, Mr A. F. 0. Howe 4Bbth) defended, Prosecutrix said that rhe called defendant a coward, because he had been on to her brother ...

... BIRMINGHAM BURGLARIES, nfr 2Df TDC A1AT'M!'1P TVUT CHARGES AGAINST JEWS. At the Birmlngham Police Coumt yesterday, before Mr T. M. Colmore, Stipendiary, Maurice Simon (22), tailor, 23, Inge street, Ephraim Damp (36), tallor's presser, Hymen Kaufman (21), tailor's premser, 24, Ilge street, were charged with breaking Into the dwelling-houme of George Humphries, 114, Latimer street South. Damp ...

... i YESTERDAY. Before Meseva F. Tothill (in the chair), G U. Pope, and El, Derbam., BlrGGIN0. William Henry Millard, who itated that he came from London, was charged with beopint and with beiag drunk and disorderly at Hayfield on Uriday, Disobarged on promibint to leive tne district. John Smith, for begging at Fishponde, was di%. misied with a caution. THEFT OF PIGEONS, Edward Banning, a lad, ...

... INQUESTS IN BRIBTOL. Yesterday the City Coroner (Mr H. G. Doggett) held the followiog inquests- DROWN'ED IN TEEi FLOATISN HARBOUR, At the Bedruinster police statIon, on the body of Franois Latbnew, aged 19 Tears, who was found drowned in the Floating Hirbour, near the Avon Wharf, on Saturday morning. The ?? was a seaman on board tho trow Shepherd, of Brlidgwater. The trow had recently come UV ...

... IJDTiTOL POLTCE COURT. vSATURDWAY. Before btliesrm W. W, Jose and Obad Hozegood. CAUTION TO WIlE DIEATEIIS, I1cary James, 37, doecribcd as a bricklayer'a pointer was coarged with being drunk and disorderly One -vith ateaulhinw his wite, Agnes James, who looked -,-ry ill. 1,(C. 32 A ?? that on the previous 2Vcn he was called to 266, Newfoundland road, wbere tho defendant and Lis wite lived. He ...

... A e-. - - ?? CASE AT THORNBURY. At the Thornbury police court, yesterday before Sir George B. Jenkinson, Batt., and Mr W. H1, iarford, Miss Ann% Tyler Doward, of the Ship ina, Alveoton, was summoned by the superintendent of police, Mr Edward Critobley, for selling intoxicating liquors to P.C. Albert Withers whilst on duty at Alveston on the 23rd August, Mr J. H1 Clifton (Bristol) defended. The ...

... BRISTOL FOLIOU OOUHT. YESTERDAY. Before Messrs W. Pethick and FP J. Fry, LICElSING PROSECUTIONS, George Russell, of the Tanners' arms, Iledminster, wvats smmoned for permitting drunkenness. Inspeator Thomson visited deendeudt's house on the 17th nit., at J.5 pama and found James Ihalli sitting in the bar drunk, Several men were sitting round with cups in front of them, Defendant was sitting by ...

... ACTION AGAINST TRUTH, In the Queen's Bench Division, yesterday, the Rev Robert MacMillan, of Knowle Green Priory, Staines, formerly of Edinburgh, sued Mr Labouchere, pro. prietcr and publisher of Truth, and Messrs Wyman 1 and Non, printerp, to recover R50O00 damagem for an alleged libel published in ?? in April last, in which It was stated that the plaintiff had been convicted in Edinburgh ...

... BBRITOL COUNTY GOQUT. YESTERDAY, Before hi. Hononr Judge Austin. A SOLICITOR'S COSTS. RICHETTS V. ROBnRTSO.-Y Cababe, of London, appeared for the plaintiff, Edwird Rioketts, a corn meshbant, and Mlr Douglas Metealfe represented the defendant, William Roberst, vbo isl a member oi' the firm of' Strickland, Roberts, and Tratman, solicltors. The action aSB to tecover £81 fli lOd, for goods said ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Mr W. Soommetville, Jun. (In the chair) and Mr 0, W. Savage, NAUGHTY BOYS, Three boys of about tee years of age, named Robart Lewis, Arthur Webber, and George lien, were brought before the court charged with ntcdirtp a quantity of scrap iron. value Gd, the property of the Great Weetern Railway Company, from Lawrence Hill Station. blr Parr (of the firm of Osborne, Ward, ...