... If ?? ,BILLPOSTING COMPANY CO1UNTY COURT ACTION IN BRISTOL. At the Bristol County Court, yesterday, before his Honour, Judge Austin, the cease of Love end Waite v. toude en Co.dwas heard Mr F. E. Weatherly (instructed byv M Jn Sintt) appeared for the plaintiffs9; Mr F0. A. T. Tuokey rpentetsd the defendants, end Mr J. ndskip appeared on behlalfof Youde's Bhlipostiu Syndicate Limited, third ...

... THE BUTLEIGHI MURDER. INQUEST AND VEJRDICT. The inquest on Mrs Annio Robecca Brownsell (44), who was stabbed to death on Friday by Charles Weaver (39), of Butleigh, near Glastonbury, for whose father she acted as housekeeper, was bold i on Saturday at the Rose and Portcullis inn, Butleigh, before Mr E. Q. Louch, coroner for East Somerset. Ir George Bethell was foreman of the jury. Weaver, a ...

... . . -U IMM;DTI A X7 . . \ . YESTERDAY. Before Mlessrs Henry Hippisley\(in the chair) and' - C. V. Daubeny.-g APPLICATIONS. Ernest Beake; on bebalf of the Ashton Gate' Brewery 'Company, appliedior a license to begranted r to 'Henry George Simmons for the Ried Lion inn, Bishop Sutton. . The Eanch grantbd the npp ication. a - lr Corbonld, 'on. behalf of. thq Welton Brewery .Cornpany, also~applied ...

... YESTERDAY. Befova Alderman F.. F. Fox and fr .J. H. Hiowell. AN EASTER MIONDAY fDISTURBANCV, William Gardiner, 35, labourer was charged with being drunk and disorderly, anA rescuing his wife from custody and the wife, Eliza Cardiiner, was cbarged with refusing to quit licensed premises and ?? Bessie Jano Copp. Mrl. lI. 1 ausbrough ?? and Co.) prosecuted, and informed the niagistrates that the ...

... ~YES'TERDl)AY'. Before Alderma-n W. IHnwll cl)ies. ALL!OiEDI P'cicKPOCKETS IN COTI.ECI ORfllES,. ?? Simpson, 69, and Jane Harris, 58, rospec- tably drcssed, were charged with picking the pocket of Dorcas Paul, and stealing a purse containing 19s 7id and a plain gold ring; they were also charged as suspected persons and convicted thieves, ?? P'ollara deposed that at 8.15 p.m. on Saturday, April ...

... YESTEBRDAY. Before Aid. Howell Davies and Mr Herbert Ashman. A DISHONEST SEHUANT. Nellie Rudge, 22, on remand, pleaded guilty to stea]ing £5 10s, a £5 note, and a gold watch chain, the property of John Walsh, who had been staying at the. Grand hotel. Tha evidence given at a previou's hearing was that the defendant was emn- ployed as housemaid at. the hotel and would have access to the bedrooms ...

... A LIGHT CALENDAR. Tilo Spring Quarter Session of the peace for the city of Bath was held at the Bath Guildhall yesterday morning before the Recorder (Mfr Henry Coleman Folkard), who was accompanied on the Bench by the Mayor (Major C. H. Simpson), his Honour Judge Gardiner, Alderman Tuckett, and Messrs Coobrano, Begehawe, Lewis, and Palmer Haflett. The calendar was an exceptionally light ono, ...

... SSVmOfl',l1ol krt YESTERDAY. ?? Alderman F. F. Fox and Col. Coates. JAf'5; ASUMIIO, Thomas Davis, n stoker on 1-.13.S. Virvd, lying at z I'lyniouth, was charged with entering a railway train A hilst id motion, at Bristol, and also with assaulting Alfred logers, an inspector for tho (.roat Western Ruliway Company. Thle inspector statod tlat shortly after midnight yesterday morning, there were ...

... 3RISTOL BANKRUPTCY COURT. -YESTERDAY. Before the Official Receiver, Mr B. G. Clarke. FIRST MEETINGS. JOHN STEPHENSON JELLIE, of Llantrissant house, the Avenue, Clifton, ?? debtor is seriously ill in a london hospita],.and no statement of aflairs has been lodged. The-liabilities amountto nearly £1000,'and the furniture, the only apparent asset, is estimated to be of sufficient value to leave ...

... U9 WORTHB OF PR3OPERTY STOLENX. At the Thames police court, London, yesterday Philip Cohen, 24, described as a presser, of Plummer's row, Whiteehapel, was charged with being concerned with another man, not In custody, ;'itl burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Lambert Gcoldsmid, carman and contractor, of 479, Mile End road, and stealing therefrom £63 in gold and silver, a ...

... OLEVEDO1N WOMAW COMMITTED. Further inquiry was made at tilh Bristol poliee court yt sterday relativeto thie clarge agailnst Florencec Harriet Tillottson, 24, formerlyresiding at Clevedon,.of unlalw- j fully obtaining by false pretences from Joseph. Burrow Braund £3, tle money of lessrs Jolly aud Son, of Colloge: .green, with inteotto cheat and defraud, She was now also charged with having on ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Mr J. Pembery and Alderman Pethick. FALSE I PR ETENCES IN CLIFTON. Iia Bali, 42 and Will jam MacBride, 23, wiere charged on remland with collecting9 contributioi's in Clifton by falsh pretences, the clerk ?? it wes alleged they obtained 5s from Canon mlae- bok anfr Mr Steoart Fripp, 2s from Air Walter broI Cfror ,3ncror b ctoe h Canomstnc -'iddes, and'3s' from v Mr George ?? ...