... JABEZ BALFOUR IN TIDE LN,,j RUPTCY COURvT. Jabez' Baifior was brought up n !, Bankruptcy Court yesterdayfor pui . . in bankru ptcy. He itit, dc , : *lotbes, but Iarie in tihe u-ups t a wardere. The convict did n, , 1 ! served his clbaracteris mieali - Aceounias suibmitted sholwed sulii yield at surplus of £'30,001, tfter pr-.- payment of ill indebtedne. Mr 1lRough. oflicial reeiver, bra 'r.:. ...

... I Abe ¢otl t, I I . OSORNE, Thursda4y. The Qdeen drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hon. Harriet Phipps. Rear-Admiral Fullerton, A.D.C., had the honour of dining- with the Queen and Royal Family. Madame Albarti Gys, Mr Beth Davies, and Mr Kenoearley Rumiford hadl the honour of .singing a selection of music before Her Majesty and the Royal Family in thle evenhig. The ladies and ...

... I CRIMES AND CHARGESI . i ?? TTRA4GEDIES IN AMERICAL. } - . e~- TRIPLE MURDER AND SUlMDZ 124 sl, NEW YORK. I (DAILY TELERGRAPH TELEORAIL: &. New York, Janisary 17. t New York has been terribly shocked by a triple 1 imurder and suicide which occurred early this II I morning, under horrible circumstances. Mfat- yl , thews, a grocer in fairly good circumstances, b .agreed with his wife thst they ...

... THE RECENT MURDER IN I BULGARIA. , TNE DEATH SENTENCES CONFIRMED. , - (BEU;TJ(EP.S TEIM.URG .) I- Pohilippopolis, January 25, The Court of Appeal has for four days been en- gaged with the appeal brought by Captain Boil- cbeff and LI. INovilitch against their convintion for the muoder of Anna Simon. The first trial took place in July last,j'when there were four defendants -Cautain Boitcheff, ...

... I I - . a I JAMMTEON & CO. V. JAMIESON. An appeal by the defendant in this action from the order wande by Mr Justice Byrne on the 12th August laat camue cayes.terday for hearing in London before the M2ster of the Rolls and Lords Justices Rigby and Vaughan Williams. The action was brought to restrain the do- fendant from passing off his harnesu composition as and for that of the plaintiffs, and ...

... |ACTION FOR RECOVERY OF £'5,870. I~~~~~~ I LADY SYKES AND HER HUSBAND. In tilt Qtreti'½. Betrcir yeaitrday, before thoe Lord Chief Justice and a sprezal jury. a Londuoi bill 1i4counter tiamed Jay sol~ight to recovwer fromn Sir 't' tton arid Lady Sykes £15,870 upon live diaisheulerd promissory note* dated Septemn -ber aiil October. 1tto. Mr Ltissawlt Walton, tor plaintiff. stated that Lady Syki ...

... ALLEGED ORUILTY. Ix Abardeon Polios Court yeetday-Bnillis Taylor on the bench-Alexander Mitchell, carter, Dykeside, and David Hendry, sheriff officer, Aberdeen, were charged, at the instance of the Society Ior the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with having, on 27th December, cruelly ill-treated a horse by working it in a cart while it was suffering from a severe painful lameness on one of ...

... TILE ENGINEERS' DISPUTE. REPORTED IMPORTANT DEVE LOP- IMENTS. ALLETGED WI'Tm)RAWAL OF EIGHT HOURS DEMAND. OFFICIAL DENTIALS, New9i of a ..tartling' situation of nifairs; in thf ng~inlcertssg disposte readied London yeuterday aftertasoss in a tel'iig fa1.hsr ess~age from Man- ciseerer. the Solstancep uf the report lbving that Upon rh- initiative iii ttl Antdaah'amase Society, Of Enginesr~ ...

... I CLASCOW SHERIFF CRIMINAL COURT. At a pleading diet yesterday of Glasgow Sheriff Criminal Court Sheriff BaLfour dealt with the following cases:- SEQUEL TO THE ST ROLLOX rTOLCE CASE. Peter H'Allister, ex-policeman, was charged n th having, on 25th December, in Parson Street, Townhead, assaulted William HutOcheson, residing' at 106 Parliamentary Road, by striking him and knocking him down. He ...

... I -~s&-D CHA- -- l ICRDIMES AND CHARGES.I MAN CHARGED WITH OPUSING THE DEAtTH OF -iS0 CHILDREN. Another sensational charge is pending against the man Hugh JuLi, who a few days ago was comamitted for trial chaiged with the murder of the illegitimate child of the woman with whom he cohabited at Cookstown, County Tyrone. At an inquest on Thursday on the, body of another child, whose death, it ...

... THE DREYRIUS CASE. A SDTRPRISINCG STATITIEXNT. | A weoli-infornied cirreetpoiidei, 1 tihe N Ii' N ews.' -who has atece.s to those who .'re ill tih- be.i tnCitii1t to, know hlle ft^errs of tioe Die hils apse, setli.c to that journ.l tho followbing | V7ill 11tv thle universally-iteepted sv.ppositicn I hLs, heell that the Foreigln Pwer to iisei Ites' his is iceseeiit of gelhing inflormoationi ...

... 810II-JUBILEE OF REV. DR J. SMITH, EDINBURGH. Last night tile semi-jubilee of tie Rev. Dr Jobth S rith was celebrated by a soiree held ill 1' oughton Street U. P. Church, Edinbirghl Therd wias i a crowded nttenidance, and Ivr John Someor- ville presided, Rev. Dr Audidew Thornson spoke of tie hariionvy it w hich lie had worked with Dr Snauth during tIre past 13 years. Thereafter Alr ,Robert ...