DIVORCE, YESTERDAY

... DIVORCE, YESTERDA.Y AN ABSENT RESPONDENT. In the Divorce division yesterdays Sir P. Jeune bad in his list kto b tried before a special jury) the case of Goluberg v. Goldberg.''-The petition was that of Mrs. Rebecca tachel Lay Goldberg, for a judicial separation by reason of the alleged eruelty of her husband, Mr. Alfred Gold: erg. At the sitting of the court. Mr. Rufus Isaacs, Q.C., on ...

MEDALS FOR LIFE-SAVING

... |MEDALS FOB LIFESAVING. Many. noteworthy cases of life-saving were brought before the comnitteot the Royal Elumane society, whioh met this week., %Th brorze medal of the soiety- was awarded to Robert P. Stewart, 18, and James E. Stewart, 13, sons of Mr. James Stewrt, superinten- dent-in-chief of the Imperial Chinese arsenal, Tient-tsin, China, for sa&ng three girls, ?? 13, 15, and 16 respec- ...

YESTERDAY'S INQUESTS

... YESTEItDAY'S IN44UESTS. --a , A BOT FATHER. At Islington, yesterday, Dr. Dauford Thimas held an inauest on the body of William Bully, the four-montes-old child of Esther Bully, a girl of 17 years. The niother of the infant, who was confined In the islingtoin poor law infirer ary. taid she had der ved no aid from the father (aged 14 years) of her ohi'd. but alter she left the infirmary she went ...

THREE TIMES MARRIED

... THL RED TIMES MALRRIED. ?? Ateve.ander Pelican. living in Hackney- | road. nas summoned to Worship-street1 newol oo'rt. yesterday, for deserting his rv-fc Wihn olaimed ?? int conese- ?? ce:nd there waerea ?? orosA mnonses a'lleginge aesaaits.-ltIr. Eage Aasfo0 the hoatland and M¢r. Romaine for the wife4-Thepartieswereelderly.Mr. ldarT e.tis saying that his ?? vasneariy 633,.cas old, but the ...

IMPOSING ON THE POLICE

... I Annie Lester. alias Fmwieck, 53, well dressed, wae brought up at Wbatminreter, pol.ce-court, on Friday, on a rermanded charge o3 attempting to obtain 3s. I13d by lelse inetetnues from Inspector George. Hudson, of the A division. Three other chargmes of- actually obtaining mnoney were now preferred against the prisoner. -Prisoner vwalked into the flocheister- row nolice-statien on the evening ...

YESTERDAY'S LONDON SUMMARY

... YEST-ERDV'S-- LONDON SUMMARY. .; _- :..I At Woolwicb polieoCeoV, yesterday, yary Hamlin. 65,' married, 19, Vicarage- 'ioad. Plumatead. wao charged by Pofi's- ionstfiile Williams. 26 T'reserve, with *being~drauk and incapable in the street the previous afternoon. Prisoner: My son oane home -*tlfi his reiment from the soudan, and I vaes So pleased'to see him I had a couple of glasses. Mr. Ford- ...

THE ALLEGED TRAIN WRECKER

... | AUE SEED TAIDU W3q11L , oomethinr 4efite ir at hat, repor.ted Oia. ?? with, the, Mma ?? zZTsirnliso-,. aria8. Samel - iXiiofo, Ealiaa Esj. SirtleiwliWom ?? of a f&int~iujht ago ea bexng, wispeetad Qi the [tatin, wreokinttempt iathe~diitrzotf~ NiorthapXoe,,WEflngbhcrough, ?? sfori. 0 Tnesday, this week a~tthe B~* .fordX e~oor~he~wss brouoghtaiw ?? cit a -carge. of pltt tbhef allegedptthtv ...

SUICIDE OF A FAMOUS HALF BACK

... * BSUIIDE OF A FAMOUS Easl? BA CK. I At Msalebone, on Wedesday, Dr. Oswald hld ag inquest on the body of. Alan Botherham aged 36, secretary to Messrs. Watney, jbrwosrs. who committed suicide on Tuesday.-John Lan. a ser- vant at 16, Adam-street, Portmran-Square, stated that he was in'the employ of the landlord, and knew Mr. Botherham. Ho saw the deceased when ho came into the house on Tuesday. ...

ALLEGED ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY

... ALLEGED ROBBERY O0 JEWELLEF.Y. At Clerkenwell poliov-court, on Friday Arthuer Russelt, 4'c clerk, of Carliale. road, Brighton, %as oharged with re- ceivibg a quantity of jewellery, valua 9001., the property of Thomas Riehard A.wesp ana another, well knowing t to have been stolen.-Mr. Eoare appeared to prosecute and the 'acoused was de- fended by Mr. G. B. Howard.-Mr. Hoare said the. ...

SAD SHOOTING CASE AT TUFNELL PARK

... BAD SHOOTUI VAS AT TUFNELL PABK. A remarlgable shooting affair took place early- on Sunday morning in Lady Margaret-road, a quiet street of middle- class houses, opening off Tufuell-park- road, and not far from Junction-road station, on the Midland railway. At No. 95 ther has -livod for tbe past fire years -pracotcally the whole of his married life--a Mr. William Bnfton Norris, with his wife ...

OVEN TRAGEDY

... OVxNI-TRAG.EDy. ''EN - PRISONERYS LIFP IN HOLLOWAY. HIS OWN 8TORYs-SPECIAL From a eonversatlon with the prisoner 8chneider, or Mandelkow, ?, Holloway prison, after his first remand, LVoyd's gathers that the line of his defence will b1 a professed inability to remember anything that occurred on the fatal morn. ing of Friday, Nov. 11. After he was re- mnded at Marylebone1Policegootrtonthe ...

IDENTIFYING A POLICEMAN

... IDEN'rTIFYING A POLICEMAN. | At Clerkenweal sessions, yesterday, Wibliam Carew, a police-constabie, 423 ! of the E division. appealed against a con- viction and sentence of 21 days' hard labcur passed on him at Bow-steect on June 13, by Mr. Lushington, for aseault- ing one Eimmi Boddy.-iMr. J. P. Grain, instructed by the Lreasury, appeared for the respondent rmagistrate; and at the suggestivn ...