... SATURDAY, Before Judge Caillard. EQUITY BUSINESS, Mr Davy (Rees-Mogg and Davy, solioitori, Cholwell) pplied to the Judge to appoint trustees under the Settled Land Act of 7.72ndo of an estate at Broadway, Chilcompton, and subject to a further affidavit at to value being fled, the Judge made the order iu the terms asked for. A HORSE CASE. PERRY BROTIIERS V. GAIT.-The plaintiffs wave dairymen ...

... I WEEAON-BUIER.-AUE POLI±CE CUOU1RTf YESTERDAY, 13c.fcro Mr T. Miullins, Capt, Battiscombo, Cspt. C. E. Viittin, erd Mr C. Hunt. tohert, Eiornett was charged with having eseatlted Harry VWride, at the Alexandra hotel on the let iast. From the eviderce it appeared that whilst at the hotel in quetion s2 nrgunlmea took plane reepectinr the grooming of a horee, Whiel u 3timatelyled to blowa. ...

... AN INFANT en A BOX, INQ17EST AT ST. pRI1LIP08. liXTRAOIRDINABY EVIDENCO, At St Philip's pollos station yeoterday aIter60orl, the City Coroner (Mr H. G. Doggett) opened an inquiry Into the circumstances attending the death of the newly-born child of a young woman named Elizabeth Price, who had been living in ?? at G, New Thomas street, St. Philip's, The Coroner maid it was a peculiar case, and ...

... - ZNQUESI. stlTHE VIOTIM. At the Kensingtcny. n EHall yesterday morning d en inquest woo cpene6-i ;YMr Drew, coroner for West London, on the body of Augusta Dawes, otherwise d known as Dudley, who was found dead with her 0 tbroat cut In Holland Park road, Kensington, early on Monday roorning last. The firet witness was Lilian Cremer, who deosribed herself as asprostitute, She identified the ...

... BRISTOL FOLIOE UOURT, YESTERDAY, Before Sir George W. Edwaras and Mr Sparke Evan. A TRADES UNION LEADER BOUND OVER, Charles Jarman, an offlolal of the Sa3men'e and Firemen's Union was charged by the police, under I the Municipal borporations Act, with disorderly ! behaviour In a public thoroughfare. P.C. Bridge, A 70, etated that about twventy past fonr Zn the pro. I vions afternoou, wh!ie sn ...

... A CONFESSION, At the Richmond police cou-b, yesterday, Frederick Albert Welch, iged 28 years, a bookmaker, of Eerford bouie, as}tlenan, Barnes, was charged on his owra confession with the wilful murder of James Robert Wells, a butcher, of Gieathorne road, Hammerrmitb, on Barnes Cow men, on May 14b. It will be remembered that jnst before his death Wells mado a statement to the effect that he ...

... RESULT, ytaerday to the Ohanovy Dividon of the High Oourt ol Jutice, ?? JuatiPel8tIrllnKghad beorea him amotion in the notion of Heteri't1 b11c . Winger o and Cridland. The plaintiff Nihoolls t u uminis betheuineori, asked for an injunion to i estraom the I defendants, A. Wingerf and John Cridaand, their iervantb or agnats, from conetiaing or allowing to remnain in the stable yard of the ...

... YETRDY -. litt Before Messrs Sparks Evans and J. C. Wall, of WHOLEALE HEFT01? HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Fracoi Brmbe, , dmesicservant, Wee charged with WI I stealing a tableelolb and numerous other ~~~articles, the ln 5 property of her employer, Henry Hughes. i~~~Deective. if Sergt. Heal stated that on the th OctoberG ?? to lbe fi I that he should lk to sac her hex. Sh adthr(a nothing there, but he af ...

... E3ilfTODL POLstl COURT. SATURDAY. Before ?? F. J, Fry and T. Fornbay4 HUSBAND AND WVIrE IN TUOU)LE, Jane Idledouzue, ta. youuvg woman of reepact1ahib e exilralice, wieja Charged with being- dzunt; wnd dia. ornirly and with :veauilt g P0. 40 D, a woamn Dimamed Mary Park, and TWil.liam Johbno,, ; ped her huisband, Edwin John Rodbourne, wan eherged wifn Ftt~ez.tiOr to reMonM her, ldra Park', o? ...

... THE NEW HATRBOUR BYE-LAWS FOR BILEF@RU I A special MOeting of the Bideford Towil tl Council was held on Monday to receive and If r adopt a report of the committee on the pro- a f polied by e-laws for the regulation of the a Herbour of llideford, to affix thle Corporation I) seal to such bye-laws, and to give direotious m B for thtir beir.g sent to the Judge * f e t Assize tt Bxuter for ?? ...

... CHARGE AGAINST A CULLOMPTON EuTCHEI'. PRIOCEEDINGS AT EIXETER. i C At the Exeter Police Court on Thursday- r before Messrs. W. Peters (chairman), IV. a Prning, NV. Brown, and W. H. .DIInn-JOHN! w RBAD, butcher, of Culllompton, was solet u mone. lby William John 1iraelit, Sailitary at Inspector, for exposing for satle the cateses(l of ai pig which was usiwbolesomne and unfit f for food on ...

... FORMSTERS' HIGK. COURT. BECEPTION OF DELEGATES, The. delwe .apgoIn~todi &taitb~t H{ihgOertt meetlng oi toe Ancetnts Order ofn Foseaters, -wh1ebi will be. opened: in, the G&nildball; X.tMbridge.o ,thi.r mospinha received. a. very:Jrearbyrtitwooma) owlbheltr m~t l ! ?? is ?? nt~t;rday. The prinelpat street ofa the niby weel. ,y.e pttiln ?? the.plogr ?? ?? h~1 of the. delegatel;pyoveo that the ...