... 13L 1J LAC ~L T I 1- ant, JOlNATPiAN CARR AND Co. V. Tim B.Urn 61v.; J ?? NI) Coin;: Co.-In the Chancery Division of tihe Iigh Court of Justice, before Mr Justice Gehl c ieh, a rmotion in this action was mentioned, Tiho notion is brought by tho plaintifls, who are cloth manufneturers on the banks of the Avon at iath, to restrain the Gas Light and Coske Comnpanv flon) discharging any eflinent ...

... I YESTERDAY. BLefore Aldermrin 'Sir (laorge Edwards nnd Mi 0. ?? 1,. Gardner. S lilslnS ASSAt'.Ir`. T Mim Mountain, 23, was charged wit'h cin drunlk- ai.d tiisorderly and with assaulting V.C. It lb rts 1J.1 . regory, and EliEza laberlidld, P.C. Ilderts Hsnid that on Tuesday evening, about a quarter past six, he was called to Factory street, Barton Itill where ihe found the prisoner in a ...

... IBefore Brtssrs ?? ]3. Colthsurst and .1 Swaht Arthulr 1 ivaton, 41, was charged on suspicion witiL w sing in his possession a largo quantity of jewvellery, ;which hc did not grive a satisfactory account. letective-lu~spector llobertsou asked Cor a remand, saying thlat thu mzan bad a large qunntity ofr silver and gold goods-watchl chains, bracelets, brooches, and other articles. fle declined ...

... 0 YESTE11)A.Y, e ?? Messrs A. H-, Ford and J. E. Shellard. , (HAki(U A(;AINST A ST. ctilORrl. WOMAN. 1 i:loIeD Nichlolas, 30, wife of a labourer, was charged d with stealinig a blouse, value 2s 6d from the shop or Samuel Menld, draper, of Redtield road, St. George. The prisoner visited the shop on tile previous day, d and asked for a hat, and au assistant said that o watching her shloe ound ...

... SATURDAY. ]Jeforethe Duke of Beaufort and Mr A. Robinson. STEALING OLD IRON. Henry Norman, 18, was charged with stealing old iron, to the value of 4s 6d, fromn the railway station at llrislington. P.C. 35 D stated that about eight o clock on the morning of the 15th inst. he saw the prisoner driving a truck tovards Penny terrace ?? alroad,Brislington. Witnessexamined the truclk., which ...

... YESTERD AY. Before the ?? of Beaufort and Mlr AV. Robinson. A rO1W IN D1EAN JAN3E. Thomas ?? Henrv, 47, a respectably dressed master tailor, livinug in 1)(enil lane, Bedmuinster, watv charged v hli bein6 dis.orderly and using bad latrnguage, and also Bith doing wilful daniago. P.C. 64 13, P.C. 65 B, and Oliver lich, of 55, 1Dom lane, stated that on the previous evening the man was using bad ...

... I~BISTOL ASSIZE. YE~STERDAY, NISI FIRIUS COURT. Before the Lord Chief Justice. IsA51lFORD IMA12NAOI CAM : A 8l~rTIX1Ml'P,iT. NomiiT V. ?? (S ?? Blcen (instructed a eI nd ULvis) was counsiel for thie plaintifll, ~oi llillNorth, ?? of Beggliruhuish house, ~Vahf~d, oenrse ; and the diefendant, William ~'yn~c~fl, ~o ownr of thoni usLc, was represented lay r ?? M.P., and Mr (larland (in. truced y ...

... BRISTOL POLICE COURT, YElSTEB:DAY, Before M~essrs J. X1V. Arrowvsmith and XV. H. Elklins. A IlCENESIN(; CAtSE DIS[I.SSED, Alfred I-Ienry Cole, a young man, of 14, K;ing street, Totterdowp, was summoned for being found on licensed premiises during prohibited hours, M~r Wausbrough (Wansbrough and Co.) defended. ?? IHenry 1howler, El B, said that on the 9ih inst., about, half-past twelve in thle ...

... YESTE1.DAY, IBefore Alessrs W, 1. Davis and A. Capper lass, W\'ILl'\WSTED PUNIxsHMEliNT, David lloyd, 42, was charged with indecent behaviour on the Downs near the top of Worrall 1ond on the previous afternoono Two witnessesarid P.C. 18 C gave evidence, and thei man denlcd thi charge. At the station he said ho was a seaman and had come from Cardi(l. Ile refused his address. P.C. Lerway stated ...

... YESTERDAY. c ?? Scir George Edwards and Mr C. E.L. Gardner, YIELDING~ TO 11)l'tUL.5, ?? Livingfston. 51. widow, livinlg at Thomas street, Stokes Croft, was charged with stealing a jacket, value 31 3s 6d, flee property of V'essey and Abingtou, pawnbrokers, of fEcdlinstcr. Evidenice was gvivntatlibon the previouis pC day slie took tile jacket from outside tile prosecutors' Cl sleep end wallked ...

... TIHE IN SUR{ANCE CAS.E. | PR.OCEEDI)iNGiS AT BOW) W Sl'liEEJT. | t fow strcet, London, yesterday, Allred J. Moueson, Victor Honour, and Robert Metcalf, were charged on remand with conspiring to ?? the Norwieh Urnion Insurance Company. L. P'ercival RL Norgate, who originally5 was charged with the others but turned (Queen's evidence, non' went into the box for the third tineand gave further ...

... flEMAPiKA13LE STORY. The Now York Suicide Club, which the police thought they had entirely supptresse,,d when it wag discovered and stopped between two nd three years ego, has been, either revived, or a similar orgauisation has prug u insuccession to it, The regularity of inysterious deaths in the city lasocurn about the same time of thle miouth led to the behlf' that such a club existed, but ...