... DEATH BEFORE THE WORKHOUSEF A COB9NEBR ON CLASSIFICTtON. An inquest was Ihoed in London yesterday on Charles Hatton and his wife, a reepsotnblemarried couple who poisoned themselves rather than goto the workhouse. The iury found they commiitted sui0ide ohile of tnsound miid, brought about by distress, and the coroner remarked that the horror of the workhouse might be in B great measure done ...

... BRISTOL POLLQS COUST. JDA40UJ1 A'aAUAVXA ' Uvv , BATURDAY, Btfore Meesre Herbert Thomas and J. Carle. LUNIZETL7 DEiALT WITH. Victor Harris and Dnaurice Sweet, two lads, were oharged with stealing a quantity of brias. the proo ty of their emuployer. Mr G. Rowes, and also Wlth damaging. certain machines to the extebt of o10, Detective Dowler said that on the afternoon of Wednesday last he went ...

... EI1,MERBDON POLIOE OOUIRT. YESTERDAY. Before LoDW HY1ton (in the obh.irl, Loyd de ANNUAL LICENSINGW IMPORT. This beingl the annual licensing day, t~hore werea larne number of 1%PPlications fo~r rnow,'N% and there being no ?? were pate. . b~ieeiVly. The annul rportof ?? as follows -11 have to report that 55 persons cagdwith I ?? thn Licensing Acu have bze3n dealt with by your ?? during the ...

... BRIBTOL. POLICO U(OUHT. YESTERDAY. Blore Meaero F. F. Fox and C, W. Cope Ptootor. YOUTEFUL ROUSEBREAKERS. Arthur Daniel.Nation, Henry George Nation, and Ernest Hillier, three respectably-drcesed little boys, were charged ot remand with breakiusr and entering 2, Riles road, Cliftoni the residence of Mrs MoVWattoer, DAId stealing a toy cross bow, The lads were seen Dacr the house, the occupants ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... LOVERS RESOLVE TO DID TOGETHER, ORARGE OF ATTEMIPTED MURDER, The romantic OtOly told by Mlss Emily Spooner was yeeterdny morning investigated ab the' Stratford (Essex) pollce oourt, before Ur 0. Hi Binaney (who was In tbe chair) and M! 0. 0. Hutchinoon, The acome'noe epokes about took'plaem within the Mebropilitau poloce district, end when ib oame to the euar of the police InsFootor Qigley, of ...

... Ia the Chancery Division, yesterday, Mr Justice Noeth glve judgment In motions to commit the ; printers and publishers of the Star, Morning, Co: Mall all Gazette, and People, for contempt In im havlng published paratraphs with reference to pro. his ceediogs In chambers as to a ward of oourt named Do, Mertlindale. There wea second motion to commitbhl My Eueffer, the husband of the ...

... HARG3ES AGAINST A FIREM1AN. PROCEBDINGS AT BRISTOL POLICE COURT Before Messrs A. H, Ford andJ. W. Artow~mlth, ait the Bristol police court yesterdaly, several stimmonsl5s were heard, arising out of a diturbance on the steamer Hudson, whilst air Marseilles, on July 21th, 1894, William Morrison, a fireman, warl sumnmoaed foz assaulting Capt. Hodgeonr, matterof the Hudson and also James Alexander ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT AT BLA GDON INQUEST IN BRISTOL, Orl .. . - - - no- . ?? 3Zr *--Zl:VAJt Ci lVtCAAtJ t1 Yesterday afternoon Mr A. B, Barker, the Deputy the Coroner, held an Inqueat at the Royal InfirmarY on na ghe body of Fraderok Lyono, aged 14 years, of Blag. ha1 don, Somenet who died at that Institution on the tO 7th Angust, From injuries received in au accident 30' which hapened to him at ...

... A NEWSPAPER ENQUIRY, Much attention has been excited by Vue cures reported by a comparatively Viiew discovery in medicine. Tile Jhrdford Detily A49gyas has investigated a case, that of Mrs. Savage, 71, Myrtle. Street, Leeds Road, Bradford, who (as was shown beyond all doubt) frotn being unfit to do the lightet work, was restored to the best of health and full bodily vigour by taking Dr. ...

... VIwcQqlvJnAv ;n YESTE1DAY. id Before Messrs A. H. Ford and U G. Champion. a. THEFT OF BRUSHES. o; A lad narmed Charles Henry Briro was charged with Xa steeling four boot bruehes, the proveriy of Messrs Di. A, is and W. Greonlade, brush manufacturors, of Thomas he street. The accused was in the employ of the firm as la nviepd bly. The bruhoes were worth 4as, and the boy sold he them to boys at ...