... ACTION JN BRISTOL. At the Bristol County Court, yesterday, his Honour Judge Austin heard an action brought by James _ Howell Richards, a stationmaster in the service of the Great Western Railway Company1 to set aside an alleged bill of sale granted by him to Edward Shuckburgh, money lender. Mr Fox, barrister, of Croydon, appeared for Richards, Mr F. E. Weatherly (instructed by Mr Cumberlend) ...

... YESTERDAY. C IDefore Judge Austin ?? J. WV. S. Dix. ; ..A. LIRE SAVED . tt At Edward Thomas, 64, was fined 5s and cost3' for a ?? drunk on Saturday night. The evidence was f. ii that the defendant, who lives at 121, Oroliard stfreet, 0] L, was drunk and fell overboard from a vessel ia the .r harbour. I-e narrowly escaped drowning, but was e if rescued, and as he refused to go home he was ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Alderman W. Pothick and Mr IF. Penlibery. CHARGE1t OF STEATXAiN AN OIRCAN. Charles M\. Babbage, 40, on remand, was charged With stealing anu organ, value. £18, the property of : essrs Duck Son, and Pinker. Mr J. Cumberland 3 appeared for the prosecution; and Mr B. Dixon again Watched the case on behalf of Mr J. Bennett. 'ITh evidence given at the previous hearing Was read ...

... BRISTOL POLICE COUi.l ;YESTICl AiA . Before lessrs W. 1ethlick, . A. I 4 ;I! F.1'embery. AYlOUNG LA!)S IllN : I loenice .1infoot, a respectable voun- laidx- charged with stealing a linger rHiL vii. propelty of Annio Clara. 7hle ?? 1 domestic service in Oaklield road il evidence that she had known the i,t'ixlv some years, and on the 15ti instl. sit iva sitting room, where the ring was iii a ...

... BRISTOL POLICE COURT, YE3STERDAY. Before Messrs S. Wills and XW. Dove Willcox. 1 A 1ISTRESSED FOiREINElI. Auguste Wailter, 60, was charged with begging. c Ile was according to the evidonce seen at Paul 3 street, Kingsdown, on the previous day, presenting a me begging letter, in which he was described as a t Frenchman, and a cook by trade, and pleaded that a he did not speak much English and ...

... *k BRISTOL ?? m - Y-EST m I .:t i ?? OUI, I ~~~YESTI-ui_)\y. ' I-,r -Before ?? WV. H. Budgt'L! , cIJARti;E AGAINI A- Carry Oram, 16, a respet :r ' charged With stealing 106 r - Jeflreys, stationer, of ,'hmre!i ;: with obtaining 2s 3d by f, \ ; in the employ of the pro-CULL r . r on April 5th the girl called a i. a bas et of plants, which 1, . Mfr Harris, and there ;vas - ! ,, Jeireys was ...

... FATAL H Vy AT ASHITON V : INQlUE-l]- 1 yi'T ERS .\Y Ycfteriady afferirooit, tile City Curoner 01- if.;. D)ou erltj helcl tii iin1i;(ct at the Muilttl- lheitiint't l)OWvII, relative to tlhe dth . Jamets Pidie:e, ated 29 vyters, a eoal mi!,t : killed tl ?lt itrjai y V a ibfl ,,f roo in ti' ' Vallc Il'l. I) 11 11. 1E . W \;111 -);bm lA l v ti, . 1. oil;leil f 3. .\S It(ll !e Iiolkand(l', :.i ?? ? ...

... SUICIDE OFIMR G. C. SAYCE, IJN'QUEST AND VElDICCT. Yesterday afternloon the City Coroner (Mr I-. C. Dloggeit) held an inquest at the Albion ial, Boyce's avenuo, Clifton, oi1 the body of GCorge Cross Sayce, l aged 56 years, who committed suicide by hnghig himself in his bedroom at his place of business, King's road, CliftonL, on Wednesday. The name given OIn the Coroner's inquisition Was l! ...

... A MINISTER DINVORCED, V II\, t].L 15 Li XJ Lk I t L. -- - In the l ivorce Court yesterday, before Mr Justice j1iarnes, the case of Neilson v. Neilson was heard. I'lis weS a petition presented by thR wife praying for the dissolution of her marriage on the ground of the desertion and misconduct of her husband, Poter 'Ninnes Neilson, a Nonconformist minister. Mr j13arnard appeared for the ...

... CHIPPiNG SODBURY POLICE COURT. YESTERDAY. Before his Grace the Duke of Beaufort (in the chair), Canon Nash, and 1fr IV. Sherborne, FIXING TrE PACE. Steahen Bennett was charged wvith dlrivin~ gnim e quickly than at a walking pace, at Iawkeabnry, on tile 28th April, withoutl a light PC. G 22 stated in evidence that defen- dant drove the horse towvards hlim at a highl pace, and lishen stoppzed ...

... BURGLAIETS IN BRISTOL. Cllf2]IARUES AT Tl-E POLICE COUl.IT. Yetleiday, at the Bristol police court, Messrs J. Iitnbevy and R. l'arsonis were engaged throughout (ho alt no100on il tile hearing of five charges of burglary against Williarm Hussey, a rough looking main, 64 years of age. The allegations against him Isvre as follows :-Iurglariously entering the house of James Butler, of Totterdown, ...

... DIIISTOL POL[CE COlURT. Y.ESTlPl)DAY. ?? fovete Mr W. AV. Tribe and Col. CLate\t. !~Al alE!l(i~) 11015kI ?? MA F, I X , MI r latthews, 50, vas charged with conspirilng With n mall named -larding and anothier mail not in 'uutody to steal a pony and trap. Mt'r Wansbroungl :W ...