... BRITOL POLIGN VOUOT. YESTERDAY. VefoxeoMzrn St C. e*obdtl and H. DaUieli ' iTHEFT B3Y A MERV4ST. ll dill as ernt, who pleowed guilty-to ateallog ahU g be abntoihebuht up on rembud. It warnstated- that aptiuleeofficer-had beeu tb Padiftidie iti hedrffitadi, -butthOY decined to b~veythit tbdb with heri'as shebtole money from Fhe lied Zn-oloubetentd~s.ihe Bench set h-to- prison-icr .ai tminth and ...

... BRISTOL aOOUITY OOURT. YEBTERDAY. Before hi Honour Judge Austin. PREACH. OF CONTRACT. JAMES V. Spimqon-The otion- was bronuht by Frank Peroy Jamesl Redorotstroeb, Bristol, ocurlar, to xecover. £21 damages for. broeah of ?? of G Silenced of 222' Coronation road, Bedmluster dyer, Airrieh (Msrs ' U na Co.) represented the plintiff, and Mr Wansbrough (M~lessr Waumbsough, Robaion and Taylor) was ...

... BISTOL'xto~ltl~oh tr4NJ -iodn | f X~ ta'NTHE PVo,, | :I ?? - 'I I I Ntetaisthotaemboril thefrsoIro~in; .VChfirb, and the '&y6o(r, l2H YO)W5S i0 Pareent, The Bov VJD0, Paiil,(viocar) oonduo'ted 0OD service and prached a sermon eslpeoilly apprcprlite. 'to -the- cocasIon. Afterwards 'the children from the', Wofthcume at Btapleton, who 'attended Athe 'aervibe, were enteitained at Wb, Pateild ...

... i THEst 0HAYMA RKJT A PPi AP;L i ELIAOT 0 . TE.MA&YOR. &O,, OF BRI8TOL. The beating o. the appeall by the ?? is thi noJonD from ?? ?? Jstipa ekewiok diawmling: the plaintiff' claim .to the~ Hyoairket, Bristol, wts retuned yesterday before Loid Halslbay and Lords Justices Lidler slad AL' Smiith C founsel r for U appellatiwere- r Wagmington. QC.,MrTezreiland UrThurnam; and thedorpora. tion were ...

... At the Kensington Town bhill on Batarday, Mr H, Lunmore Drew held an inquiry at to the death at Mr GOssville William Gresham Leveeon-Gower, aged 87 years, who committed suiuide by shooting himself on Tbursday morning at his London zeidenoe, 17, Gledham Gardens, Keesington. Mr Granvle Clarles Grethem Leveacn-Gower, the eldeat son of the deiesed, formally identified the body, and staled that him ...

... DIAMOND BRACELET CASE, THE OARGE DISMISS ED; For the fourth time Mand Roy, lateof 44, Addison.. rosd, Kennington, appeared before Mdr De Buten, at Westmlintex pollee court yeiterday in answer. to a sur4mon charging her with obtaining A200 by means of fraudulenbit epreentations from the executors of Mr 3osephisolmeos, a Fuham road pawnbroker. Hit Tl Dalton Laurence appeared for Mr Attenborough ...

... LUNACY INQUIRY AT IMINSTHR WHERE DOOrORS DIF'ER. At the Ilminster police court yesterday, Benjamin Lamb Powne, murgeon, of Monmouth house, Chard, was aummoned for unlawfully receiving and taking chine of for payment of board and lodging Catherine Mary green e unatlo, at his house, which Was not duly IcenscA for that pur*oie aecording to the pro. ?? of the Lunacy Act, 1890. Mr E. T. Amis, of ...

... SOMERSET ABSIZE, QVAUJ.AD PXJ WELLS-YESTERDAY, Befoen Mr Justice Wills CHIEW BTORE 0O1iCEALMENT CANE. Mary Ann Wedlhke, the younger, 24, servant, was indicted on the coroner's warrant for the murder of her infant child, at Uhey Stoke, on the 4th September. and pleaded not guilty. A second indictment charged her with concealment of birth, And to this she pleaded Rnilty, Mr Kinglake-who with Mr ...

... BRISTOL POLICE aOURT. YERTERDAY. Before Meitre S. Wil1tsfind F, J, Fry. STBALING TOBACCO, Eenry Johns and James White were charged with stealing 81b of tobacco, Value 140, the property Of messrs Edwards. Riniger, Blare, and (oa :of Refinliff Mtreet;,their eMPloyen, Dotective Dowlet statedfthat in consequexce of quantitica of tobacco being missed from the above film's# premises, he concealed ...

... a __ 1 At the Rolle Hotel, ]fxmoutb, Monday, YMr. C. it. (Jox (deputy coroner) held an inquest touching the death of Thomas Toby, bakerof Hiilsborough-terrace, who took hris lile on Friday morning last by cutting his throat with A ?? jury, of which Mr T A Redway was foreman, having viewed the body, William Toby, son of the deceased, said his father was 55 years of age. Hie had been in goos ...

... Horrible Affair in Irelandi A special court was held at Clormiel on . Tuesday by Colonel Evanson and Mr Cambridge Grubb, magistrates, to bear charges brought against ten persons of baving murdered by burning to death a woman, named Cleary, because. she Nwas ?? to * -be possessed- o-au -ei'l Rs,@tlTlitT He d ?? i include -the husband and father 'f the deceased and a local herbalist, A worpan ...

... ' o-day's Exotcr Pazoe. }lcfore.kMessrs. H. Gadd (iu he chair), andA, ,Bewden, Assaufting Thair ?? i.Halves Wiiam Bennellick, labourer, of (Coombe- Atreet, was suminn-onrd for assaulting and. beastiog hisewife on July ?? com- lairnaut statedShaS corning zonme in the 'eeveniug shefouud the defendant-drank. He wented miory, threatened her,an3 struck Rber, gn~dtha~eight she slept ina neighbour's ...