... g TINGANY POMOTING. xrOOT5EY i)ISOLOSTYRE S. JIS pEBERS ANWD OTIEERS. ?? - SENSAT'IONA~L ]ITCIDENTS. JUD GME~iNT. wins~ Air. Justice W rigit, sitting in the C ourt of peh, Earl do lit Wart andi meesrs. Rocker, 'p~r id ?? seituolnoed to show ?? ~ ~ vIA notbe conitoitteid for conitempt of ?? te ~ attimopt to persuade Mr. Torah, lriette efllenloo lie had given relative rivl0.' thm in 'ha they ...

... I ?? ?? ()t~s rz~ati~le I>-77 r-777-- MI.TNYON'S REMEDIES IN I -+ CHARGE AGAjNSTs TI y' 'J?IfJjl At thic MiIIrlliitrcli-.tit(et L ;ii, t r'3 ,J:I;lC i'ilwo Ii'L Ikei.?n.. aged *1i. ' . j., it. r; ., liv.ig lit 66i,. L Ca ?? 1 i .)s. .. ,,,j , chantedlf vi~i i ?? ?? jI'f.'i' 1 ,r I~ewi-exsierc-cta ...

... ALLMOED r~C2B:'3 PF.O2 A Dull. Nawab) Akbar KhIan, 40, dlescribed as a doctor of me.dicine andi said to be ia ntieive oF Bombay, who for fourtren years has resided at 20, S.lver-strret, lilr.ocssbry. ivas charerid at Weeitlnlieter on Weld. nesoday vith stealingc a sovereignr from at reeption- room0 ?? 27, Pont-stuoct, Beiptaria., belonging to tile Dnku or Meontrose. Dietecivc sergeant ...

... ESCAPE FROM SWANSEA GAOL. -4-- EXCITING CA.PTURE.-HEAVY SENTENCE. Arthur Riverton, a notorious burglar, who figured in the criminal courtsthroughout thecounty under various aliarcs and who was committed for trial by the Swan- sea Magistrates a fortnight ago onl a charge of burglary at Captain Hail's residence in Sketty, near Mumbles, escaped from Swansea Gaol early on Monday snormnig. It ...

... THl SEDY O2.LTOR AED 'THE POLICE. At Southwark Police Court on Wednesday Edith Lupton, 56, a wvell-tldtitated woman, iii faerid garmients, dletcribedl as: an artist, anzti-vadeinistioist, ind social reformer, ci' 140, Bermondsey-street, was brought befoie S.ir'. Paid Taylor, oil at WaLlaTZt, having failed to Setl'- render to her bait on na chareC of disorderly ?? and asiainlt. 12'oylanee, 2PR ...

... THE NE:W VACCI NATION ACT. A FURTHfE DECLABATION. At the Marylebone Police Court on Thursday, Mr. Curtis-Bennett, speaking in reference to the new Vae. cination Act, made a further declaration. A woman, carrying a baby in her aris, applied for advice as re- gards vaccination. Mr. Curtis-Bonnett replied, All I cal] tell you is that I have comc to the conclusion that the metropolitan ...

... LORD DE LA WALRR IN THE BOS MR. HOOLEY THREATENED. At the London Bankruptcy Court on Wednesday the adjourned sitting was held before Mr. Registrar Hood for tie public examination of Ernest Terab Henley. Mr. Brougham, Official Receiver, said be had received a letter cnclosing, a certificate signed by a physician to the effect that he was ill ?? on Mr. Hooley, who was confined to his bed ...

... A& SUZBIO I CHAILGM, Abt Richiom id, onl Monday, Snith Lotisn Abbott was resiaiuledl on thlo charge of canlsil ig Lhoe dathlt of les'r iegiithissate Celialoe clhild, A Lolieo Celtstlls stattnd tha; lie lotlind the dead body at a ehlilis, quiteo wrm ?? wraped(l in various art! ,ies ol clothiLn!, wvallen were afterwards trtcemi to til r acoused. Alirs. lipwell, AbIso t s lasidloily, ?? that on ...

... At tbc Wor-ship-atreet Police Court on Wednesday, Harris Weinberg.- a tailor, living in Wentworth. streot-brriliiugs. Spit-altieldis, was summoned for dis- obedlience of an order of' the Court to pay his wifeasum of lbs. rid, weekly, aL total of A I L Is. being claimed biv her- as dule. Mr. Etfargelts. for the defendant, reiniuled lbs Court that thr- catse hail been nomol rime before tire ...

... On Thursday, at tho Hanuaersrleith Cornonr's Court, Mr. H. lB. Oswald hold a, long inquiry into the circum- stances attendi2g the dcath of Emmeline Gentry, ageel sixty-siv years, the wife of a carpenter and builder, residing at G3, Loftus-road, Shepherd's Bush. Herbert Gentry, a builder's foreman, of tle same address, said his mother was quite well on Tuesday morning wvhen he left home. The ...

... I VICAR'S WIFE ELOPES WITH A BUTLER. ?? 1- In the Divorce Division on Wednesday, before Mr. Justice Barnes, Mirs. Alice Emily Wood sought a divorce by reason of the cruelty and adultery of her husband, Mr. James George Wood. Tile parties at one time occupied tire respective positions of cook and butler in the service of the Rev. Herbert Ogden Cruickshank, formorly Rector of West Tisted, ncar ...

... A SAD CASE, William Huoy, 13, and Walter Hocy, 10, scloolboys on holiday, were charged on remand at Sonthwark on Mondlay with breaking into tile Ilflerlon-road Board School and stealing a quantity of articles from the teachers' cupboards, the locks of which they h'ad forced, to thoe number of eight or nine, with on iron rod. The stolen proporty was valued at Ss., which seemed a snmall amount ...