... THE COX DIVOROE CASES I THIE COX DIVOR;CE CASR I ed In the Divorce Court, Yesterday, the case of and Ice Ccx v. Clox and DytWal (Quee's Proctor inter- I Ric' r venting) wias resumed. Mr. Hardinge, Cox, part, of I se,i Msproprietor of several well-known newspapers, bad 'S his btaneda decree nisi, end now the Queen's pro .he Procter intervened to prevent the decree being Dew :e- :eita bslute, ...

... I : GLAMORGANSHiRE. a on TrHE TRIALS OF PRISONERS. Th uunal assizes for the county of Gia- ca. 1110Tgan and county borough of Cardiff were pieldon Thursday morning (before tile Ifon. ad ,,h, Compton Lawvraiice, one of her .Majesty's ani 1cige). i lordship at 10.30 attended Divine or cervice at iSt, Johuis Church. and was subse- tdii 4stly escorted to the Town-hall by mounted her roies ...

... ALLEGZED 'MANSLAUGHTER I AT CARDIFF. : I i - I I - - 0~: 04t7 S0 I e - - (I g; f 6 RESUfl OF THE CORONERWS D e INQUIRY. V MAGISTSRATES REMAND THE M 3 :PRISO0NER. 0 a' at 3 At Cardiff Police-oourt on Friday morning at a ('before Mr. Stipendiary Lewis and Mr. R. E. of Spencer) Anuitonf~o )'}Esposito was again brought Pf up on a charge of wilfully murdering one Rose fo Rivers at N\o. 3, Garth ...

... BIRIUNGHAM POLICE COURT. Y9STnDAY.-Before Uessrs. CosMeore ?? Gooda7. Harding, Wainwrigiet, and Giftirer. Anomns CR on - iA n inveterate police court, 1 habitue, James Gilhooly, was summoned for sing obscene language in Philip Street.-Gilbooly, who does not allow afifiction to sit heaily on himi, smiled at tire magistrates, ad then, seeing the burly form of S:uperisi- tendent Stepbenson on one ...

... DIVORCE PETITION A(,E 1 l A BAPTIST MINISTEi . . In the Divorce Csourt, yestorday. f ; w was resumed before the presiden o)-: EAther Carr's petition for a dsslut: -r- marriage on the ground of the ?? and adultery of her husband, GeW:!. Carr, a Baptist minister. 'The aoleg; denied. Emma Palmer, now in servc c and formerly in the service of h-3 near London, said she saw the ret !t'e child on ...

... .st the st, MUSIC LICENSES REFUSED. hea e A special session for the transfer and granting w cc- of licnkees was held at St. Helens Town Hall the Rg yeste-rday when the magistrates on the bench t at. were the Mayor (Councillor H. Martin), Alder- sat Ill men T. Cook, A. Sinclair, D. M'Keobhnie, and the en C' J. Bishop, Messrs. B. A. Dromgoole, T. a he Glover, WV. Gamble, G. NV. Rawlins, C. ...

... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER &. BEFORE MSESSRS. I. NIORMSE AND T. iNTh- . A NEGLcT=.rFL MOTICIR PrUStnyFD. - An. , v O'Brien, a rmiddle-aged woman, who lives in a rl:; V Brvinfon-street, was charged with drunkepnn,-. with 'aviag neglecled her child, who is nine old. Evidence teas caised to tile cifect that 5: c o'clock on Thursdav n'ght the prisoner n - e the street in a- state of drmnkenness. She !I, I i ...

... LAW NOTICJ'IS.-THis DAY. HIOUSE OF L.ORtDS, Wi30TMINWUtfit At 1.O.M-Oanione tiecholfialbl v Earl of 1,ondrsboroiigh (fottbec ,t 1headg)-3iurdia Ifolal 0.1, (Llreited) v LBoxtlart (for herinrrg), iitJ11ititMO? COURT OF3 JU7DIATURE. 0O COURIT OFb AP1'IIAL,-COURT I.-Befror tlie Blaster ot the It Rails, L~ord Jartir Loprn, And Loind Justico Xay.-Al, 10.50.- it Aopu Iran h ?? Diviiloni (now trial ...

... THlE BAYSIWATEI TRAGEDY. A. L.IJA LX.I.LL F.'K II Z. 1 A.1X. .A AJL. SINGULAR STATEMENT.-VU1lDICT. At the NoWtial Orimireil Court yeoterday, bleforo Uv. JUtDioQ WVright, Frank Mayelon, atgell 32, witI lldieted for Liet wilful murder of hitt vife, at 63, *i'niiA-,towd, Ityawater, on thul morning of tli 21rt of I Augant.-Mr. C, MIathuivo nod Mr. Bodkiid, luistrooted by Mr, FIraylig, of tho ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...