... THE Di7hDULPIT MARTTIN LIB M 'TION. EXAIROAION tal ...

... THE MON-SON XODEL CAS-9. MRt. TOTTEN_~HA ?? AC4TE-IIUMN-T WVITH TUM:SoMUji'6 T-n tbite Appi 'ti Coun yrater l:i;monig the MYonirn m7-odel' Case ?? ag-i in tl:_ slbjr A; of ar-gumttit, quan spot-al brig mde.igh thel)11 Ott'i ?? la'st mr'ceic. Mir. Flinty opetedl thle cza'e of t~rep ?? 1aw $OEtcLqiI out r tc~rnrs of tiC inte~riml )IrIumti' -engane lit rthe eanri below, re-training thet fr-nite ...

... NEWSPAPERS AND CONTEMP= OF COrRT. It is to be hoped (says the Law Journal ) that the decision of Mfr. Justice Mathew and -Mr. Justice Cave in the case of Duncan r. Sparling and others will do scmething lo cheek the feverish eagerness of litisnnts to invoke the aid of the process of contempt of court whienever their disputes are conmmented on by the l'ess in terns of whici they disapprove. ...

... THE BTIACKNEY CRUELTY JGCsASll THUEN-L SCRB f1lN COVR, T. At the Breantocnd Pol'oesao-,ant yeeterdar. before the I-ion. It' C. Petre, ctairlman, ande- otherr .lnstios, XI--!a Tr~nn~ Schols, retwood, was brought -u]p `t tavitrd tlarni l rITaaTId- with. th-at She did on~ vari'ut. dites,; betwaeen April and 0..rolzr. 18-93 htaving the eha-'e of EUi-an Clark 4I'luaanl ~;Pwea -i-tars' but, 'once ...

... ITHE WAEEFIE LD CHILD I[URDER I OECTION AT AR3HUY GAOL. Albert- Dews, mosalder, was executled at Arnaky Gaol yesterday fltrtfing for the murder of his infant sn Benjamin Dews, at ?? near 'Waakefil~d Dews, %who was twrenty-eight yteisr of age-, Ihad treated lI is wife InI a vent nns~it~saarocrr mnanner foir a long timie. He was unader thne imnprcess:n that. she had -been onfai~thflfr to him, ...

... ALLEGED FRAUD AT THIASL At the Thirsk Police-court yesterday, Sylvester Gray Palliser surrendered to his bail in connection with charges of having obtained £500 under false pretences at Sowerby, near Thirk, and also with having obtained goods under the Debtors Act within four months of his bankruptcy, which occurred on the 12th June. Mxr. J. W. Teale appeared for the Treasury, and Mr. Barron ...

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... AREST OF A HIH COURT FU CaT1BO !N- B.HRLEN'. S0-viog-e. Fridlvy riltan;r.-ht ClLoiewzg -spat horn B33]in is PLEiith d this mcmling bl ; tie- XOI- i st le 'Zi5lnc t' :sor> ?? ivml ?? qr:as in ('CionI s t-i-= v the arrest oF Herr von K n1,4 of the P21-terC f ?? r~rtc at the Geoton Cn ot Yor farN fonr vecars -is3 le'e.-y of societv helro have 7teel per actted Will 211n1! lozs letters- amT! ...

... sI BLAOCKEPOOL. At thle Blackpool Brewster Sessions yessterday, thae * ces refused to grant a renewal of the license of a the -New Inn, Krklham, on the ground tfhat the stmne- r tural arrangements of the house were defective, and e that there were nore than enough drinking facilities t in the district. Polioe-officers stited that owing to the LI situation of the entrance they were unable to a ...

... A NOTTINGHAMSHIRE TRAGIEDY. CHARGE AGATNST A PROFESSIONAL CRICKETER. f About twelve o'cloek on Christmas Eve a shocking 3 muider was committed at Sutton-in-Ashfield by Edmund Kesteven, a well-known professional cricketer. Rest- even, it appears, has for some time resided with all married woman, about forty years of age, whose husband, Frederick Oldham, left her some years ago I on account of ...

... THE LIE'LGMN 1-kTiN, .t li;onwnl ?? ' u; 3. mrn-e*sti, Thuxgsd-ay (Ren.ter)-Air has transpire.d tint- a1 I.Lr o- fuitaitv of iln-'hrd-u wzi.as f'Ilhut] ill tile It i'-l 'f .A Alfre Alay. whick wtas ex1rici Crll ?? 15th. jlcr-.xner a cli' tiit of Yrliaas 2t2- l ntai-t a ;ptai ...

... THE TRILL OF VAIALLANqT. Paris, Friday (Reuter).-Thie trial of the Anarchist VWailnt, thie amvowed perpetrator of the recent ?? outrage in the Chasiber of Deputies, has, after all, been postponed. The jury assembled this morning in the Council Chamrber of 'the court, and were thlere informed by the Presid-nt of the adbournment. Maetre Lbonri has consented to appear as counsel for the pnisoner, ...