... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Immummo tMW- --S IT , irE ANDREWW DIVORCH SUIT. I Une e of Andrew v. Andrew, Boon, and Cole wau ltber heard yesterday in the Divorce Division, ?? the President aod a commonjury. This was a nit In which Mr Archibald Andrew, tn African of Bristol, sued for a divorce from his wife, Ibells Andrew, against whom he alleged adultery pith Mr Ftederiuk Moon, dertoibed as having been engaged In the T ...

... P,.06TOT, ?? ±kiiL SAL6 uO A IiiLvkULA | WICKEAM V. WATTS.-The plaintiff, Mr R. H. Wickham, bioycle wmnufacturer, of 207, Oheltenham road Bristol, wag represented by Mr J T. Broadl, ed Mr Wanabrouseh appeared for the defendant, Mir Josiah Watt., of Vieolri, road, Westbury park, Mr Broad said the action was for A£16, balanco due on the sale of a pneunmatlctyred safety bioycle. About IMasob, ...

... BRISTOL. ASSIZE, YESTERDA1Y. Before Mar Justice Wil, taob A CA1B FROM TOUQOAY, WI MAHLER V. BnADN1E (S J..-Mr BuoknilI, QO,, b M,P,, But) Mg Foote (instructed by Mr 0. T K, in Roberta) were for the plaintiffs; the Hon, Bernwrd .Sb Coleridge, Q.C., M.P., and Mr Roberta (instructed by .ano Nevart Kitson and Co.) were for the defendant. nel Mr Foote stated that the plaintiffe were Mlesrs uu ...

... I THE BRISTOL DIVORCE SUIT i In the Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice yesterday, before the President (Sir Francis Jenne) and a common jury, the caoe of Andrew v. Andrew, Moon, and Cole was further heard. This was a suit in which Mr Archibald Andrew, an African merchant, of Bristol, and residing at Cllifton, petitioned for a ditsolution of bie marriage with the respondent, Mirs ...

... 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 ...

... A DEAN FOREST CASE. Mr M. F. Carter district coroner, held an Inquest at the Antel hotel, docord, an Taeueday night, 1ou1hing the deatb1 whbih occurred on the. 12th inst. of Mr George William Holmer, lately landlord of tbo well- known Speech House hotel, Dean Forest, Di Buchanan deposed that he was called in to iee deceaeed at the Angel, Coleford, on the eveninr of the 2nd imt, Deceased told ...

... NEIBTOL FOLOU OOPTHT. a YESTERDAY, Before Mcieir Herbert Thomas and Mark Whltwill L CHARGE OF SMUGGLING DISMISSED, 1 Arthur Solomon Francis Ogborne, John Weaver, Sidney Smith, Hoilis Hepburn, and Samuel EBack members ot the crew of the ee. Nigel, werecharge with concealing 45ilb. of tobacco with intent to defraud H.M. Customs Mr W. Eale, acting colleo5or of Customs for the Bristol district, ...