... TEIE WINDING-UP OF OLYMPIA. EXM-MINATION OF A DIRECTOR. In the London Court of Pankruptcy, yesterday- aefore 'Mr. Registrar Hood-a sitting was held for the public exantination of the directors and off ...

... YTsrzUAr.-Beforr Mrssrs. Colmore ?? Goodcman, LIY;ardfn,, Wainwr rht, and Bolding. Tins ALLEGED LONG FIRse FRAUDs. - John E. tSpener, who ha; ra:'ently been livinz at 93, Harb ...

... YESTEPDY.-BeOC Mr Jwb oe Cawe. Tun Co0LY MaSeLhGHmE CAS - George Philip Smith (16) was charged with feloniously killing his sister, Alicia Olivia Smith, aged eleven, at Coaley ...

... ASTO)N POLICE COURT. YESrTEn.DArx-'IkAre 3LIsrs. FPe'ke'e6, Johnson, Brodie, t rsell, ano; - ROfqa ?? Y7rIR~FUT, Tnrnv:cs.-'homas Edward Jinl.s (11, shooliov 13, Court. 3 house, Northecod Strpet, and ...

... . YES'tnDAY.-Before AMeser-. 0'ofm1nre (Stip.), Fishep, G.edoi 6' 47s~ -.v Dr rden. L 31)k~zd, S. 1t.7,yeo, ?? D?:Tae -ROBePRES FRO V WAiE-OSEuS.-Williarr Boughton (21), of Cl ...

... BARRETT AND GRAY AGAIN IN coURw. Geore Barrett (41), of Steward's Buildings, Devons Road, Bow, and Edward Gray (41). giving no address, was charged on remand-before Mr. Horac ...

... THE ALLEGED FRAUDS BY A LONGTON I I I BANXRUPT. At Longton, yesterday, the borough magistrates were oenipied the whole of the day in ftrther investigating the eharges preferred against George Large, a ...

... . SERIOUS AFFRAY AT - CARDIFi. . I ?? I ?? .. .X . I I I> ,- - v X I .- 1. I . , I.i .. X. .1 1. f- THSAEI L ROWN AT A: * WOMAN. - ARREST O? ERR ASSAILA T. THE VICITEU IN A CRTPICAL STE. A serious af ...

... ACTION FOR FA:LSE IMPRISON- ME: NT. ONE THOJUSAN' POUNDS CLAIMED AS DAMAGES. In the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court. of Justice on Friday (before The Lord Chief Justice an ...

... A CAPTAIN SENT FOR TETAL. At Westminster Police Court ;Hirry Eden Spiller, otherwise Captain Spiller, of Park Terrac, Regent's Pork, w&s charged-on warrant with unlawfully thrat- ening to pabliah, and publishing, a libel of and concern- ing one Agnes Nobte Stuart Pakenbam, with intent to extort money.-Mr. Arthur Newton, who proeecated, said that the prosecutrix, a Scotch lady, was the wife a a ...

... I REiNWH MARQUIS ACQUTTED. EVIDENCE AG-JNST A.N ABBE. VERDICT-- NOT GTJI`-Y.'` The trial of the Marquis de Nayve for the mnrder of his wife's aon tea years ago was re3umed at B3ourges. All oyes were turned upon the AWbd Rosmelot, the tutior of the prisoner's children, as he stepped to the witness-stand. Ee narrated acts of riolence he had seeu the prisonei commit at home. The Marqni!, was ...

... AT - - -R- - - 9,-, ATJt',A T S^ Xt OBBERY. FroI UTIJTER ARREJSTS. Un 1uVIdIhRS IN. COURT, k CLEVER RUSE. M1'g' it ?? 4-1. descibed ii50 at 'notise ecd'cboddstgo, ~ovee~rea, Bilw, doI 'dUn' 4), of ti 001 A~indii refuici tip- 'e-li- idiyt wr(e liarel, t'fore ?? 1 ?? Police court oni Tk ieldItY, Ilb- oucci i et with enory 11ailily acid Xlcxac'drl LOS10i ?? ii. stealliug on September 25. ait ?? ...