... -7 THE MANSFIELD TRAGIODY. TgnTTT.'I' AWnV.IPnTnRM 5 ILIQUEST AND VERDIOT. T The inquiry touchluX the detbhs ?? Elizabeth Reynoldu, aged 48, William Henry Reynaoldo, 16, Obharlar Reynolds, 15, and Will~am Peak, three years, E who were found at Mansfield early In the morninig of E r Sunday, August l1bh, with their throats; out, the i D woman dlcembowelied, and the infant's body burnt to a a ...

... LAWFODS GATE POLIOEs COURT. YESTERDAY. Before Ceptain Belfietd, Reasrs Bl. Graham, G. P. Cbamhbebrigi, P. Napler Miles, A, Lovell, asd T. 0. eAiklen, BAILWSAY BOOKING OFICE ROBBERY. ! eorgeBlackmore, 63, war charged with breatiun ' nto AVOXImouth Etalion on July 18th with inteat to ornml a felony, and, farther, with breaking into .hbirreibmpton Station nad stealing five coat,, a VaQL, 1: Lr3f ...

... -SU'IC1DE IN A PADDED ROGX bD - ?? - - Dr Wynn Weetcatt held an inquiry at the Bethmal green Vestry HaliLondon, yesterday, ooncerniug the death-of Renry Wills, aged 44 years, a plasterer, late of 19, Alma road, .Bethnsl green, who committed suloide in the padded room of the Bethaal Qreen Infirmary on Thursday-last. Ana ?? filla,.the widow,.atated'tbha on Tuesday. Iast.the deceased left home ...

... Reforelr. J. C. Wills (chairman) and Mr. W. Bray. Neglecting His Family. Charles .Tames Prynne,labourer,was cbaerged vI on remand with neglecting to maintain his farmily.-Mr. Adams prosecuted on behalf of the Guardians and asked for an adjourn- ?? Thomas, relieving officer for the southern distriot, said three days ago defendants wife applied for ?? said his wife was always going away with ...

... 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. ...

... LAWFOBD'S GATE POLIOE CoURT ?? ^ ?? - v'.uV UiUUS6 YESTERDAY, Before Copt. Belfield (in the chair), a5d Hessr, W. Butler, R. G. Graham, and Napier Miles, TUEFT' OP MUSEHOOMS, Herbert Pike and Charles Thompson, the format ofnta= m were chth red w sth stealing a quaniy of mrieboome,, the property of Mr J. Parker, of Btapleton, MrJawmes Sinottproteonted. MrParkel the owner of the mushrooms, ...

... TEMfPLE CLOUD-POLOE COURT. Y.ESTEIRDAY. Eefore. Mezt. C. A..A. Keinill (la, the cabilr), i , HIppelehy;W.3HIB',Efte, and GeoroeGibbona. PATEBENITY CASE DISMISSED, -Mazrtha .eymour. a sldow,. jlvie:sb Clntpn Workhbous, again appeared before the maximtrates ito apply for a mainteuanoteeder oegainst Thoe. Wititaim, of Radatook, whoshe allegel wja.the, father of beer illexitbpinge obild, Tile amme ...

... HEYNSHAM POLICE COURT. 'YESTERDAY. BiforeoMr L. Dapbeny (in the chair). Mr'J. Cookea.nrle, MIjor 0. B. Edgell, and Mr D1nald Bala. LICENSING. Prior to the ordinary business of the court the- annual lieesing seesion wias held. All the licenec3wersarenewed without objection. alr Cooke-Hurle presided over the liceneitig justices. A BOY CHArGED WITH DEUNKENNESS, Alfred Batt, an undersized boy of ...

... , LAWFORD'B GATE POWUE.COURT. - f .nf 1f -l A V -YESTERDAY. Before Messrs G. P. 0hmbeila'in, R, Graham, and A, Lovell. A PAUPER ABSCONDS. . Patrick Alwst O!Bzlen,82,-oehstarged with dig- orderly ibehavionr in. Ahe,,Bristol 'Workhousei aid -.asbscondinf with Union olotheon July 80th. PrIsasor pleaded Lot gtiilty. 'The- labour master ?? was admitted on the276h July. Onbhe 301h-heewai left In the ...

... A .G[TARAqTOR'WS REWONIBILIETY. ACTION IN BRISTOL OQUNTY COURT. A On Saturday, at Bristol Gouuaty Court, his Honour Judge *Austin bad before him the ?? ot George ol lbtimenh.o.$v; ?? .geaecu- al .t1.. fewdsti bscnamig, %naatoe. for smn. .P. neared Frin isCoiy, of 21 Fore streat, Iv.ybridge,, O' grocer, in whilchtborpliritiff lalfmed;,l6O; the amounts of the deendanb'e Auierntee. M a Ii rer ...

... Eighty Shots and Three Wads Extractet trom a Woman's Back. At Ashford on Thursday Bertram Marsh, 17, vwas1 charged with maliciously inflicting grievioas bordily harm ripon Martha Elliott, by .means of a gun at Bybrook, Kensington, the previouts day. Marsh was employed by a local farmer riamed Daniel Pledge as o hnsv- boy. According to the evidence it appeared that thes womali was stiffprina ...

... | BRISTOL POLIOE JOUHTO I vvcprvl~twon iv YESTERDAY. Melore Mitere 0. H. Low (in the obalr), A, U. Price, ;C ad Andiow Ford. ALLEGED ASSAULT AND ROBBERY. Ihomas Guidery and Willism Bowden, two J llwerful looking labourern, were Oharged with * ImNlting Francis Feondo, and with stealing from hl4 I weii A wato fand chain, value e15. Proseontor, an J ie ?? vendor, Paid that on the aternoon of I ...