... - THE ARDLAMONT UYSTRY. 2. SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF SCOTT. a Considerable excitement was manifested on Saturday, d in the neighbourbood of Old Ford Road, Bow, London, Z by a, report that the missing man Sweeney. or Scott, who is wanted in connection with the Ardlamont mystery, ,t had been 'ound shot in a lodging-house dose by. It e appears that early on Friday morning a man, whose description ...

... 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 ...

... D K, E, ED PHr :THEi A FFRA NERBREON,. PRISONERS COMMITTED TO, THE I ?? - rA SSIZES, t ?? ?? At a special sittig' ?? Brecon Omniy Police-court held on3 Satuirday (b'efore Dr. Jteaeii Williams, in the chalr; Colonel John lmorgan, the Rev. Raee Prioe, Mr. J. M. 'T1omas, and Mr. fle& Willies ?? Samuel Inud ?? Saimir110 ' ill Gei\&iirLiPier St'ruet; and homed BeVeas, Newmarch-atrest ware zgsfin ...

... There is, says the Spectator, no greater crisis in the history of a nation than that which a democracy passes through when it first grasps the power to play with the savings and property of the citizens at large, without the training and discipline by which it would be saved from great acts of injustice or ruinoi- mlkta'es. NWa ghnuld have ihougb t]h-t M- Gladstone would ?? been just the man ...

... PETTY SrESSiNS. Ma0Y, I This fortnig-htly coult was held in the Cou-- 7 lv~se on t'e 27th ult.. When the followine: 5astices adjudicated ?? Messrs. Robert iM'Keaun. J.F. (chairman). anad 3eary Toball. J.?. . rison cut of a recent ?? case at Tallymi. Con nt v ~r~agh. George Xullaen summoned ' Thoas I Zongiass, of Tullyrni. for assanlitinv him on the I er Inst. airS. lrwmn appeared for the ...

... tre sAIeLAO C:ASE. - STATENIJ3KT 1BY A SCOTORH, - U.T OFFICOIAL. \ : re AN OFFER TO MOIONSON,! 5f Mr. M'zaeghton, deputy-fiscal for Argyll-. shire, has addressed the following letter to the i Glasgoi Herald:- Contrary to what at first aU eight may be considered official etiquette, but in o order to remove what is, I fear, a, widespread misapprehension, I venture to think I am bound and ...

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... AN ARDE BREACHny PROMISEj Sheriff Gutirie hais jus given. udgment i an :a'tn ied in Glasgow Sheriff..-Court. by Calotte- 3Ezabeth - Snell: Sing, 'HghStreet; Airdrie, against Daniel 'M'Vey,;wine and& spirit merchant, Belishil,. claiming. L for alleged breach of promise of mariage. ,.His -Lordship finds' it ia not proved 'that the deceased Daniel MVey promised ?? th'e pamd'rr, theiid fore assoil ...

... THE ARtDLAMONT MYSTERY. ' i RtUMcOURS AS TO SCOTT. y It is now placed beyond doubt that Scott has r been staying in Carlisle since the tragedy. NH ed lodged at a private house for the week endingi eat December 6. The previous week he attended of Haithlwait Gate coursing meeting in North Cum- ke berland, and before that he is alleged to have been at seen in Newcastle by betting men who knew him ...

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... ?? MANSLigAUGU--- I &LABRLBORO-GWSTER-JIN ::Act~*i4~Re I-. ?? Anm - , I - In Polie.Cont on Saturday, before Mr. Keys, Q 0, Anthony Ryan, who is in the employment of Messrs Prescott, dyers, was brought up n ' ?? ,f Thspecior Con Lo'gIliarged wisih laving caosed the death 85.Marilborougl s reet, on.t ?? f Friday, the 22nd of Decemaber. - ]Vr Tobias prosecuted, and said that an, inquestha4 b~e.e. ...

... ~~AJ~3nsALRrAE-!;OF1I z~~~TUTC ~- -, -Ire, ISTARTLIXG-' STATEMt Harris .or Rhines nowlying under sentence of death for the murder of the ?? Clifford, at Aston, the Biriha Dsily-Gesz.says:-In January or Februiary,. 1889, a woman named Dean was badlystabbed in the-back on the Old Bleck, atAston. The'mi creant who inficted the injury was not cantured at the-time, butafew days after- wards a ...