... I:-i ; Pure Philanthropy Costs a. Peckhamx: Dootor £350 Divorce Damages. IN the' Divorce Division mr. Justice. Barnes and a commoikjury heard the peti- tion of Mr. Hub~er%'Pit, a tuincock ad:: waste inspector,;in the serviceicf`theVaux-': hall Water Works 5o3mpany; who sought a 1 dissolution of.his-manriaae by rasonpf the adultery of his wife with thie-ccdxepondent, 1 Dr. Edward Walter ...

... ,At Lamnbeth Police Court, William Smith, thirty, a tall; well-built man, of sniart appearance, who described himself as a traveller, but refused to give his address, was charged, before Mr. Denman, with. obtaining, by. a trick, 15s from George Hurst. He was further charged with falsely representing himself to be a police officer. Mr. Jonas prosecuted. The prosecutor, a bookmaker, said he was ...

... concern the jitibhe Inrgt- Hi'her two print-eliaK and their j haliv sifter h»ve enj .ve'l nfi title whatever, hut th- present -ment i« in .tr-ct ■■ nfor- mi'v whit-h i- that the of msle d* - shall t i,j v the title KV«1 Hiphne.*. the children -f female ih-scen- tlants 'lit. h»ve mat riti into |irin.»iy bou««s title Hi|(Sne the ..iu.tlreti r.f the Prince W»'«-- and the ot' ...

... Mr Osmond's play, One Summer's Day, las In-en greati\ appreciated by those who have had the pleasure of seeing the week, and those who have not vet Iteen fortuuato enough see should t ike advantage of this the hint opportunity available. ...

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... BELFAST CUSTODY COUPT -YFsT7f.t Before Mr. GERRETT ?? M DISORDERLY SOT Dii> Timothy Forde aend James Fa-rr 3. VX ae the North Stafford Regiment, wery h8a:r Constable 3Moutrav with hdvb: 1 V broken two pans of gleas in the I.se!C of William Grev. 65 and 67,. ?? - i charge of having a.ssulted the const. A. ferred against Farre'll. The accused. in entered the public-house in ?? WI:1t ;:r3 the ...

... DmoAcxoNx.-This fortnightly court was held yesterday, before Ms. Hunt W. Chaibre4, J.P. (presiding); Rkihard Robinsan, J.P.; James Brown, J.P.; Josephl. R DOyle, J. P.: and Dr. 4A. T. Todd. J.P. Head-Constable Welsh summoned James Caven-agh for being drunk and disorderly on 1,2t11 inst. The dafendant was fined in lls 6d and cwsost, as he had been conxi&tad twice during the past year. Cabherine ...

... COURlT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JriN, 9. (In the Department of the Official Rcceivera.) (1lcrore Mr. E. W. J. .Savill, OClici3al Ieceivor for Petcrboroug6.) A PEFR'S EMBAJRAR ssMEN-TS. Rx, tU MARMIS OF HUNTLY.-The fistt weeting of craelitcrs was held under this failure. The liabilitie's are returncel at 139,698!., .f which 20,7111, is un- s-cured, against available asseis 6911.-The Cbairmnan stated that ...

... A SWMDLER'S CARlER. FRAUDS AND POLYGAMY. At the County of Unet'ion Sessione, NWwington, yest= day, before M~r. Lovelnd-Lovolund, Q.o., a ro- erhble history of criminal prooeedings on the part of one Charlem .ioeph von Arnold, 41, a detective, e of German nationality, eume to light on his being con- C victed of obtaining the sum of 1461. by means of felse el potencew frtout ?? Henry Gorski, ...

... THE ACTION AGAINST SIR TATTON sYnc. OBJECTION TO LATIN AND GE AND PAYING MONEY. A PROMISE TO BUILD A CATHEDRAL, EVIDENCE OF LADY SYKES. 4 In tho Queon's Bench Division yesterday, before Mr. J'Uetico Oranthaam and a special jury, the ca of ltoth- tiabild aid others v. Sykes was resumed. The action wtwbrought by Lord Rotschild and othies, trutees of tc Aclliance Insurance CompUy against Sir ...

... FROM DESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY AN EYE-WITNESS. [suBJiECT OF ILLUSTRATION.] JOnN TRODD, describing himself as a boot- maker, of 116, Cornwall Road, Lambeth, a dirty, 'under-sized dishevelled, wild-look- ing mnan,, in shabby, rusty black clothes, 'with hair awry, grimy hands, and no collar, was put into the dock at Bowr Street to answer the charge of having attempted to murder by shooting Count ...