... YESTERDAY. Before his Homu Judge Austin, A PlRISTOL ACOUflTANST'S AFFAIRS. Hisl Honour gave judgment on the application made on April 5th in the matter of Mr James Mioe,.of Didabury. 45, Chlandos road. Redhed, and Baldwin street. Bristol, accountant. The application was for a receiving order, and it was made bI Mr P. E.Wetherly (instrooted by Messrs W3anbroOgth Robinson, and Tayler, agents for ...

... - YESTEBDAY. Before Mexsas 8. D. Wille and W. J. DavIs, s TIUANT SCHOOL BOYS IN TROUBLE. William Foumaore, Herbert Truemau, and Alfred I Nioholat, truant school boys, were charged ~with s tealing l13, ?? to Mary Mabson, servant at the school. The money was missed, and the 'boys absconded a fortaight sgo, P.O. 39 A, milking itquiries, ounad they had booked t Yatton, and telegraphing, had them ...

... . - I ;: 8~, I' t,: edofre Resole R. Grahami (in the lh4rt) ADULTEBATED MALX, 4 Jobn Bond, a milkman, living at slato ws stummoned to answer a ohbsye of band of an agelnt, to the prejudice f INS Ha2,wker, mik Which was adulteate I4& k Gent. of water. In reply detendau soild it 1i be bad purobaged as pure, but of conl h Ut> say he was not gnilty. P.O. Hawker gHB&VE b0, ta purobhassl the milk, ...

... BEYNSHAMPOLICE COURT. Y 'ESTERDAY. Before Colonel Skfine and Mr Cooe9EHtaile. I OCOOLIOAnViCARES. Albert Bees, Henry Tilleydisd -m'redofick Price were 'summored for not sending tbeir'bbildeflfto, schbo.l, a.ml in each cwe a ftiewas inflieted. DlU!:5PASBING. Gearge ...

... A BRISTOL YOUTH DISUHARGED. At Brlltol police court, yesterday, before Messrs J. R, Woodward and A. 0apper Ium, a youth, named John Lee Kingdon, wau brought up on remand charged With stealing a cash box, containing Mt4, the propelty of Albert James Sweetmoan. pork butcher, of 211, 1otirell UoAd, ' Mr Holman Gregory (Mesrs Gregory and 'loit), appsred to proseoute,- and Mr Wanibrovia (Messrsn ...

... BPWXoj-iMw.U OOtIRT. I I I - .1vvRwvmxA ?? .,K Betel ?? irs wailt;O lsi FOOTBALLIN THE STREET.. A- 1adnsmed tilialneo aew summored Ofr playing footbalA In Vloti street on Sanday nighb. *yet~ B ss3id Xeaughts thall-whOewltI . ?? ?? lnt. fdotba ?? stret. lbt was a eontinnal so e of AnnoyaneS tQ penoleo-d Wtba 'stve~t~., .The g txi. tteoka aeiwgfatswi ?? thacae#-anz bop~d.~thn. l netktO be of ...

... QUA8aTJ&R SESSIONW; OBJO QU,&-alT-A , - .. Il ~1IJ 0.1;tS~sew~ie4~rthe lall Loe A. Addiecoit, E. Garzisbh, A.-.H hi goblol, ref. K St. JobhlaWalsb, D. Bartels, WAhiter 0i F.W MVLiodrell G.K 3eie! . Wooton, J4J. B,. Al 13 .0 'inu'.A ele F51V11 lower, L. Wreford Brown- iand ~0.. 6111.~ pein. chairgin the -Grand Jaily--aid. '6 Jbllnldring. the ~stste ?? an&-'theo ~-ta tolt f busizleis before ...

... MABRIAGE ANTD DIVOROB.. Thora3 is much to be gleaned fromil a study FtntiRics ef marriage and divorce in rus .oowib? arid more aint~icularly from au examination of the rn. ; i divoxerse Brd bliove tias cecurring at different of married lif, for this tolls its OW12 gtory very plair~ niyl, wre tsink, be generally conceded that te hi i twO lives the harmocieing oftwo different te ?? menet- tho ...

... BI15TOL! POLICE COURT, :XIST.ERDAY. *Before Mesuru ?? Hosegrood. and Ag -H. Ford, A DISTURBANCE IN 310TWELL ROAD. 'Richard Wilkinson,.a ronihiBoakieg.labourer, was r !obiayoed with, cin- znnu arid diuorderly.and with' 981shulifti ?? was given to the effeot that on Satarday evening the accused was very drunk. *ih1otweli-voadi and-exeated-a disturbgnae In frontiof arbutchaftasbop. ' The. ...

... BRIBTOL POLICE COURT. YESTRILDAY. Hal 3tBfore Mcairm Edward Robinson and W, H. Davie, eon the ADIOUNEND, tbr, Jaree Smith, au elderly man of respectable appear- rod wnce, was charged with frequenting the Jn t R a Oble rtition for the purpose of committing a felosy, he unt being a suspected rerion, He was aiso obarged with heel stealing from the Person of Mrs Bendall a puree oaon use teiaing £2 ...

... -BISTOL POLME UTOUBT. . YtSTE1WDAY. Befre'Memrs A ,E, Ford and J. ibimrbery, -TELE WBtOYEGTIOX OF .&NLMaLs . . *.Thomee Watt,,hauner, Wa IuIranzoet for woskilaz, a ?? .oondilon. Inspeator Ool0,oF the I Briotol aoid Ol~lton 8. P: 0. A., proved iihe asef and I said be had warned the defendant.'Mr- Rrumboll, veterlnay sur0eon, gaRM eViCenee. The, iietqendant isid It wasr te first day he ,had ...

... A BREWEBR DIVORCE SUIT.- In the Divorce Oourt, yeaterdny, before Sit F. Jeune, the hearing of the cave Trafford v, Trafford and WIlliemi was commenced. This was a petition presented by the hubbalnd, a'bewer at Melclesfield, praying for the dissolution of his marriage on the groond of the hlsoonduot of his wife with the c00 respondent, a painter nod decorator, which allegation was denied. There ...