... .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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... i HIE ALLEGED CITY ROBBERI LES. A DUBLIN TRADER CHAERGED WITH] RECEIVING. Yesterday in the Northern Diviiion of the Police Courts, before Mr. Keys, Q C, John Reed, grocer's assistant; Jamzes Howlett, grocer's porter; William Butler, Henry place, and described as a returned, convict; and Jamies Sweeney, Simpson's lane, were charged on reomaud with having stolen on the 30&h October, from No 47 ...

... I . w THE ACTION AkGAINST A BATRMINES DOCTOR. On Saturday in the Exchequer Division, be- fore the Lord Chief Baron and Mi. Justice Andrews, the heariug was resumed ot the case of Mason v Haddon, in which the de- fendant, Dr Haddon, of Castlewood avenue, Rathmtnes, seeks to set aside a verdict found against him for £100 last May in an action bll ought by the plaintiff, a milliner and costumier, ...

... K>bD T' IE POLICE - -Y : - ?? ;i iti evor 1Ald. T. King) .- ?? ' I iW. W. l~tileunO(is, lad \W. : h.i~ll' l l' \W. L Baliner. -- J Boyerthaioes, or a . 4. :.th: 1 tjoit : wlrlriuut wsitli su~d- * .. i ?? ring-n a a lock''t amd ; -4 i, .liIi l'ropery of (Georg3 ~.l lil e1 iiiplhy' ot the ,lojit, Ralsj- Svr;!iIti 14, Vlwnin hart I-road, ?? ?? Cook, ?? IO(!igs 1 ll SLeIcllnler 1Bt, 1894, ;ii' ...

... CO1TfT - ?? COURT COF SESS oN. FIRST DIVISION_-WacEDrsD-t NO (Before the LoaT-Pre.sin- x M'IL.4mry, aind I- ('NZ! RN.-JOHN -. DOUGLAS ZL Co. The First Division gave jud,.. . ; ing note by the pursuers in an actir-. John H. Douglas & Cc., fir ;- ?? Mildmay Chambers, BishopR-at. Sz'e r' against James Milne, fshe':r payment of £125 2s 6d, kh4 quantity of fir staves surplt ?? In defonce it was 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 ?? ...

... I TREASURY PRtOSEcuTION AT PONTYPOOL. :: : . .T NN ALLEGED FORGERY BY A CWiVBRA> SOHOOLMISTER.; 0n THRE E OCHARGES TO BE PREFERRED lostREERD the ta special sitting of the Pontypoo0 Petty cci- Sessions on Weduesday Mr. Richard Evan aged 43, until recently head schoolmaster of Ulrt, the Upper Cwmbran Board Schools, a5d? rey peared on bail, after being renuanded on the One previous Friday, ...

... 1?OYAL COMM?SiON on AICU?Tt7?E. EV'IDENCE ?? WELbEI WITNESSESl~. The Royal Gommiesiorl on Agriculture heid its first sittinces after the Rnttniml reee~5 0a ThIIIertdy nnd Friday last vreek in VV, stminster, Mer Shaw- Ltc~fvre presidinti,7 *Vhen fulrther 1vidteee WL1S tale-n privatoly wvith lefertance to the state ol itgrrcnlture in Wieles. 21r G. ,T. RreceltT5, tenant former, occtrpyingo 320 ...