... A Sorvant In Tigkts, ?? ?? Casa. At Bloomsbury County Court !~iClbsi-a Francis, a boardlng-house-keeper, c, Torringtoa-square, WtJ., claired £2danyee from Mr Thomas J Keev~lle, a torrc boarder, for breach of contract. Plaintiff istated that the defendant cam to him as P. bordez, to pay 21 a week; bet i he stnayed for le than 8,. months then h .as to pat at the rate of Ss a week. Jadge ;,sou, ; ...

... The jdidsuvo teex Qu~irtor Sesitions 'fbr the County of Dc pen were'heild at- the Oistae of Exeterion Tu esday before his 116noui'ludge Edge, Yr W hi Haliato.y, and other justices. Befra CQOWN uOURT. te Bfr his il-onour J'ndgo Edge (inth chair), the othtcr jasti&,ae present, int ?? to Mrl' fHall~day, being Lord Coortenvy, Gemra Sir WIf Tet~Nplo r Hug~hos, Colonel 1;1lake, Mir Trehawhe! ...

... Another ?? George Hewitt, aman ?? f ll-t, . Byker, Newcastle-on-Tyne, ?? fair.- from a revolver at a ?? n::me, in Shields-road on Th!;r idav- Tti,:; t slhots tookc effect, and G lrcy fell to t ; .. bleedinacopiously, diu diali l Hewitt was ?? by Sol; r after a prolonged stru£1e. b . the prisoner had qnarrelled sora yeaii Mistakien ldenity, A curious case of misotie dend!v occured at South ...

... 9OF PiiOMISE G3ASE. ; - _ _ ~mn Solicitor. ?? a Nt~iiOW10H~ lul vrllfor Defendant, Vterdidt 1se 8ley v, Creed was com- LC lse edvaY ard resumed on.Tues- cu Queens 7Jenouh Division ts i° court of Justice, before I fgakitit and a special Jo.- d! Q (a, ani Mr Germane for Arl dIoler'idfge. Mr C Mathews, and y'1t 'ot defeflduft. }IC5 i .tt -red that the action was a5t r fo ; Se alloy to recover ...

... iTo( Oay's Torquay county court' Before his Honour Judge Edge. Throngh-'/Mr.-Greenfield, Mrs. Crocker, of Tor, made a-complaint againstlrArtlacdonald, bailiff, on the ground of irregular distress, alleging thnt proper notice was not given, and that £5 was distrained for where only £3 was due. His Honour said if these things were true there might be grounds for an actien against the landlord, ...

... Hlamlyn Case. wb At the London Guildbail on Wednesday the WI hearing of the charge of obtaining money by ree false pretences brought against Chas HamlyD, jint of Matford Hall. Exeter, and 14, Holborn, was wi resumed before Alderman Truscott. The first witness was Inspector Sagar, who said he received two warrants cn October 7Lh-one under. the Betting House Act and one for the arrest of the ...

... -1r7rawvlinkg ?? Bays. Atn .nisky was,§hld at Teignmoulth.Town TIa+U oh WVeed~iexd¢ Jsy-~bers bf the Bye- ?? htsee e evon Sea. Fisheries ' 1ommittee to hear esufte with respect to tho working of the ?? which came into operation about three years ago for preventing taawling in certain bays. Mr E A Windeatt, of Totnes,prosidedloreOok,fishermanand boatman, Teignmau~th, said that more dabs, plaine ...

... . Inquest ; An Unidentified Body.. On Tuesday at Mr. Marks's arailwayr Hotel, Teignimomtb, Mr. S. Hacker held an. inquest touching the death of the ?? masaawho. was found killed on the railw.&v on: Sunday morning about half, a mile . from~ Teignmsoutb, The foreman of the jury.9fast Mr. Hatherley. Mr. Hockady watched' the, case on behalf of, the Great Western Railiwsay Company. The Coroneri in ...

... BUPPOSED DYNAMiTE CONSPIRAGY. On Saturday and Suuday last four arrests were Made In connection with what is9i believed to be a great dynamite conspiracy, The most sensational capture beir.g that t at Borulogne of P. J. Tynaa, t c notorious No. 1 of the Phiec:ix Park murdets. A warrant for his atrest has beenI in the hands of the police for fourteirn years, I but Tynan evaded capture until ...

... Suicide of arn IfU victim, An inquest was held en 'e V body of WVecley I e, 1age 1 - himself at Gulval. ne'r Ir: Monday evening. lt W;oc some time and WOkC po ' Pl before his dealth Ie IITuI c, violent pains in the l!ead. l; severe attack of in'neW; v'hC? ., enced during the latter p;rt n ! was very depressed on bll(l 'Y plained frequently oO ilar' rfter four oclock iII tj, , have hanged ...

... - Sc ije in a Po=icc Cou.-- Scenle in a Police Court. A Minister ;Strikes an Offlcer. , An extraordinary scene occurred at Whitby Police Court or Tuesday afternoon. The Rev F Hlavian Williams, a well-known Unitarian minster, who has ,.aknu s prominent part in Vindicating public lMgh-waY rights, summoned tbe local superintendent oE police for assaulthiri him while huloring an open-air ...

... Singular Divorce Case, In thn Divorce Court yesterday William Parker, ussruistant surveyor to the Hereford Town Council, prayed for a dissolution of ?? marriage on the ground of his wire's alteged misconduct with the co-respondent, Arthur Lawrence, who at the time was a reporter on a Hereford newspaper. The adultcry was denied, and the respondent also pleaded condonation of the adultery. ...