... A BRISTOL DIVOROE OARE. In the Divorce Division of the High Court on Saturday Sir FLancla Jeune heard the mutt of Rydill v Rydill. The case was undefended. Mrs Elizabeth Ann Rydill, the petitioner, raid that ehe was married to the respondent, Louis Rydill, on November 11th, 1884, In Nottltgham. She had two children of the msarriage. Her husband was a book. seller in Bristol, and she had lived ...

... 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 ...

... YESTERDAY, BeforeoMessrs 0, B, Hsre (Itheobir) and A, H Fold, IBBEAKING UP A GANG, Edwin Peters, James Soadding, and George Vaokrell, youths, were ohareed with stealing 65 oranges, value St.s..the property of Messrs Obarley and Smiltb, frplt merchants, of Baldwin street. The monaoger of the firm said that they had stored a quantity of frali ia the market, which was closed at 5 pm. Lately t ey ...

... a.a P - - v -- S ?? - -- - SIX MORE INGOTS RECOVERED, At nine o'cock lost night Chief Inspector Moore, Inspeotor Corquest, Saperinterdenb Cart, and Ohief Inspector Palmer, of the Midland Railway Police, visited Ginham road, DaIston, North London, and sucnecded In finding there six more of the Ingobs minsing from the grest silver robbery, Qhui leavlog about tbree more to be recovered, It ...

... BRISTOL BAN1KRUPTOY COURT. . - r ] _- _ ?? Before his Honour Judge Austin. APPLICATIONES FOR DISCIHARGE. Bie hENY ]KINGSTON. Of Staple bill, Glontestershire. cacbbuilder, wheelwright, and ?? A. Easery, on behalf of the debtor, applied for au order of discharge. The Official Receiver (Mr E. G. Clarke) resorted that the petition was filed as far back as October 1886. The proofs amounted to £500 ...

... In the Probate Division of the High Co3ut of Justice yesterday, before Mr Justice Biraeo and a. special jury, the case of Brown and another v. Penn (Arthur v. others oited) was further heird. The luit wan brought to test the validity of a will of the 2ith May, 1891, of Mr RobeRt John Toogood, formerly connected with Weiton, and latterly employed in the Scrivenera' Department o1 the Royal ...

... TH1E LAICHESTER CAMJ The following letter Gvppea in the !ilma :- Sir-Ineoonequenee of the widespread pubio interest attaching to the ease of my daughter Edith, I feel called upon to make some statement of my podition and vlews on the subject, The recent decision of the Commlssioners Ia lunacy In respect of this case In one of those events which human wisdomo annotforesoee Topreveut mlsappye. ...

... ?? A shocking case of depravity ?? told Pa an inquest held at Mow Cop, North Staffolj.. shire, on the bodyof Frank Cooper, Aged ten ?? (Jooper deposed that she wa3 the mother of the child, and lived with her parents in Market-street, Kidsgrove, She was thirteen last bibthday, but did not know when that was. The father of the ohild was her brother Albert, who Was twenty years of age. itqness ...

... A TRAGIC CULMbINATION. POLICEMAN MURDERED. Yeaterday lt transpired that the nergeant of the ipolice at Lydney, P.S. Morris, had been brutally murdered at the hands of men alleged to belong to a team of footballers. Os Satur. day evenieg the game preeerves of Mr Rusell Ke r, of Newnham, were being watched by heepers and policemen, and two well-known characters were secured. A third man escaped. ...

... EPRIOUO GASN AT CARDIFF, At the Cardiff.Second Police onzb yesterday, Frank, Half 4 133),desclbediby thel plice as an auctdoneer. c sriylng on bhunaes. at. l9, Duke street, Uasdiff, and relding at Penaa t, wag charged .oo a warrant, fo thpt he an the 16bh September of this year, at the borough of Cardiff, didunlawfully, by means a1 f are pretences, obtain from John La Grango the sum of :e15 ...

... LONG ASHTON POLICE UOURT. YESTEBDAY. Before Sir Edward Fry, Messrs C. Hill, H. Cyry Batton, X. J. Mirehoue, J, Bourne, H. T. Cole, and F. Weatherly. DISGRACEFUL BEH&VIO&1 AT CLEEFT. Elijah Garrett and John Chapman, two powerfal young men, were seummoned for using threatening langoage towards George Pope, on November 8th, at Cleeve, near Yatton. Garrett was further summoned for assaulting ...