... LAW NOTICES,.-Tris DAY. ?? l T]! lf,.lowioa uities i, nin ppott ti fur ?? %t I 1 ii. I . -- lit .niob v 'I Vtiiiyoo'itot1. l'rr iic~ri Ilnidia JOciaty lu L otinr tn,i (on I It'iA.u 0.3. itut. S I7' Eft1 Cl> L li OF .1UDIJUATUFRt. * ton,;~ ovii AIl'tiin..-CoUlIi' I.-f iwit till, Matn'-r id fmigial ?? I ~ ~ ~ it i,'0100 Ionc A..,int ii ~ ?? it 'n oniilbiit.ti io tI tirt% ni- A ltrit i-tr uar ...

... TRE POTICE COURTS. MA1tL.OUOirG If - STI'iflilET. - A PoservoTo u N11rs8-ooi lo Bocwi'.---ttcmrr ideyci aid Pati Bunh, d of Noj. I *rtd 2, Gtr!Rt UAlt)ol-ir trot, a a uillomolnee lihotoro -Mr. ?? rvo solling boot', epirit, e: and wino ?? ILoilng thoe imeooroiry fioettoo-Mri' Aqte preoottiee(l rb i..i of to ll btt (iteveit'e utl - . titee- t .- th pl1is0s it' q JcOSion. wete l;tou no the a ...

... A XAGISTBATE ON TRADE UNION METHOODS, William Harris, the secretary of tbe Canning-town branch of the Dockers' union, was summoned to West Ham police-court, on Wedneeday, for assault- ing Charles Jordan, a dock labourer; and Jordan was charged on a cross sum- mons for assaulting Harris, whose nose was strapped ?? said that on the morning of the 8th inst. he was out- side the gate at the ...

... 7,; y,. -.V r CASM arn afondar Dr. L; nr. n medical practitiower living ir l'v s..ro. Sonthend, wes ?? invo the South elnd , ictiniia T'iqiul wcii sfring from terriblo inioivise. whlii ns i at d to lhvie icen bustatined ili a quisarel. 1i oemuw3 thlat iibrnt saevn o clock on itzndaty nornl ilig the niw Itbonin swroni ictich iat Itmeil by hisoriug Dr. Lop, repeate fly er-axe Mlurdler,' and ...

... SUICIDE Or A BARON IS nCOND STBEET. Baron De Nolde, who has been istaying at Long's Hotel, New Bond-street, for the last twelve months, ehot himself on Monday morning in a most doliberate manner with an elephant gun. The inquest on the Baron De Nolde was held by Corouer Trontbeck on Thursday afternoon. Quite an Oriental touch was given to the proceedings by the appearance of the two Turkish ...

... . At Lambeth on Tuesday Mr. Hicksheld an inquiry with reference to the death of George Schwab, aged two years and ten months, the child of a general labourer, of 26, Pratt-street, Lambeth.- The mother, in answer to the coroner,. stated that she was one of the sect called the Peculiar People, one of whose tenets of belief was not to call in any human aid in the treatment of disease. The ...

... . CENTRAjL CRAfWNAS COURT. (Beforel Mr. Justice Collins.) Tnm' OIUcOD OP Lnmr. Ao, ?? TrrIM MLscQms OF QmUXNsBERRY.-Mr. P. 1' Gill said he desired to ieee- tion a cea in which the Uarouis of Queenaebe-ry Wme charged wita having libelled Mr Oscar Wilde. At the t2iaetheocase was before the poliee-court it wae inti- mated that the allegod libel would bo ?? and it was intended to procend with, ...

... 'THE ST-(jCW(ING TRAGEDY, . Awl' TOOTING. SATISFACTORtY PROGRLESS OF THE SUItYIVINt OHILLD. HOW THE, TAYLJORS LIVED. ir 'dho terrible story of meurder cud sisiti at Tooling, at Whichi wise dleoijbtl In ?? Thu Daily Nears'' yoster- 2day, tied bait oato sioli tery~gletair of brightnses about it. ~.'That was hieas seape of thre oldest; child, ai Ind of fourteen, wihe fortunatateV rslcstiiad ...

... | ABEOEiVERS DEN. I - For ?? time past -the tradesmen of KentishtoWa asnd SHighate have been making coml Wt to the Iocal police or ?? robberiee perpetrated at their respective establishments, even in broad daylight, and, notwithstanding that every effort has been made to trace the thieves or the receivers of the stolen goods, the police have not been saosess- ful until now. At Merylebonel- ...

... LOIRD QUEEN SBERRY ALRLSVED.I CHARGED l VITH LIBELLING- OSCAR WYILDE; WORDS UN.1jIT FOR PUBJLICATION. STATEMENT TO THE POLICE. The Marquis of Queershorr'i, 50, described as having DOe OvcUpaiiOu, antd ilS re-sitdilng in Carto` 's Etf'tol, Dover- street, W., was cllargord. at IiLariborouwh-stroet Police Court yesterday, on a watrrii't, ' for that Ihe did wn- lawfully and mialicusly publiish a ...

... LAW INTELLTGENGE - HOUSE OF LORDSMAROH 7. Prlmut, Tire Lord (lhIrtrrolor10 , arii Lords Watson, Aribbouiro, Maouaightizr, riid Martis, XZ0lXBfliI V. LDWAILDLB MOt8, Olt MAUXMsrZT. The ig1iiuints it' this aIpIIr, hbirh woase from a jugllistlit of the Court of Serrioti iaI Scotland inl a NmIIt Eoe divorca by a hrilibtidr t( tiust Iris wife, ware ra- iriind. Jtrlgliulrt wild iii iiavour of toe w ...

... I I David Bullamore, a hairdresser, aged 35 years, said to be subiect to fits of mental derangement, and who has been an inmate of a lunatic asylum, has been ?? charged with mur- during his aged mother early on Saturday morning. At five o'clock a neighbour heard shrieks and summoned the police, who forcibly entered the house and found the woman dead, having been strangled. The woman was 70 ...