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... Bas, a 'troupe of Spanish and American -danP cers; andin the ensemble'entitled :Ruldis of the Wbrld' they will 'represent the crowned heads. A feature of the ?? Dream- land -ballet will be a startling transfoirma- ?? of a chorus of spectres- ...
... on, a'young ?? i engsg at one of the Burton bieweries The pu'osc- cutor was cycling. ome from Wilgfield 'Rectory with two friends on the nighh of May 20 last, and on nearing Egginton'they raninto' a rail which hgad been placed 'a'ross. thq: road.a Simpson~t ...
... 12s. a week. On a Saturday she gave a week's notice, but was asked to stay on for a fortnight, to which she agreed. On the Monday following the Saturday she gave notice, however, defendant summarily dis- charged her. Mr. Foakes i This young ...
... the 6th inst. the defendant got into a second-class non-smoking compartment at Victoria, and despite the 'protest of witness and the pre- sence of several ladies proceeded to strike a match on his boot and light up a cigarette, which he puffed all the way ...
... sented. Ile was sentenced to a month's | hard labour. A SHARP LESSON TO COWARDLY THIEVING ROUGHS. AN exciting scene was witnessed in the neighbourhood of the Strand, when a crowd ,nearly lynched a man who robbed a blind beggar of ...
... co-respondent a thrash- ing. Four youths secured Davies with a rope and dragged him to where the petitioner was, and then the thrashing took place. Did he stand still? I had him at the end of the rope. Having done that, did you push him into ...
... was ordeted six-m6nths' ?? for stealing a lady's 'dressing-case, value £30, frorii a railway carriage at Charing Cross Stationi. ,;-In 1895, tried for attempting to purloin 'another pocket book, the property of a :Hatton Garden diamond merchant he was ...
... Nc 41, I A Petitioner who had been Married Four Times. ;A SoUcitor Co-respondent. Mu. GuoRGE GALE, a licensed victualler Bought a diyorce by reason of the adultery of' his wife, Mrs. Catherine Annie Gale, with the co-respondent, Mr. John Charles Robinson ...
... him cordially by the hand. R .A S -L B h 11 h a a c P a h h S I - St di ii I., il 01 G G 0 ei P. ci a- -B a I'R I I REFRESHMENTS FOR CYCLISTS..x A ...
... POL-CE INTELLIGENCE. HIGHGATE. A COWARDLY CYCLIST HEAviLy FINED.- At Highgate, Thomas Belvoir, an artist, of Springfield Road, New Southgate, appeared in answer to a summons charging him with assaulting Samuel Richford, a gardener. Pro- secutor said that ...
... the magi- strate seeing a lady with what appeared to be a good-looking little girl, with a mass of wavy flaxen hair, said, Bring the little girl up. Mr. Htaley: ' It is a little bov. (Laughter.) Mr Fenwick: Oh, yon are ...