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... OVER THE PRISON W.UL. DAINTIES LED TO ARREST. George Parker, aged 3S, a labourer, who refused bis address, was charged before Mr. Plowden at the West London Police Coart with throwing articles of food over the wall of Wormvwood Scrubbs Prison, contrary to the regulations. He was also charged with assauWt. ilg Constable Farrant. The Officer slatted that be saw the prisoner standing outside the ...

... YESTlI'wDA\7 'S IN QUESTS. A LADtY ATTACKED). SCENE AT YARMOUTH. RUFFIAN RUSHES INTO THE SEA. Yester'day afterinooa ail inqtuest wats held at Yar- month upon the hotly of the iass. natme. cuskiown, who Silts dritwntid eariy ?? inatn-1inic, tifter anl at- temlptedl assault lit ittutaigiltt egos Mrs. Brett, a Lu'Ivlot i loch visitor. LIr t. Bretit, antilactinot ie young woman, told qiute at ...

... TEIGNMOUTH D N. DECISION. OF THE COURT. In London on Wednesday before Mr. Just co Cozens-lardy,sitting asthe Veation J dgethe case of Flemmich v the Wrban Distriab Coanoil of Teignmouth was again>,mentioned.' The object of the motion was, in efect, to restrain the defendants from or allowirig to be used a piece of land, vested ire them by the Earl of Devon, and known as the Den at Teignmouth, ...

... HOUSEBREAKING AT I WE'LL ING(TON. ACCUSED SENT FOR TRIAL. At the Wellington Police Court on Thuys- day, a private in telo 3rd Somersat Rilitia a Rogitent, nained William Jchln Glass, 'sAS s brenght up on remand charted widhiullair n fully entering the house of the headnmaster of wf the ?? Biitish School (Ur. E. W. e. Ehiotl) wvith intent to commit a felony. ,h The evidence -iven showed that ...

... ,TICKET COLLECTOIS CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENTT SAY THEY ONLY GET . 23s. PER WEEK. AtIB3iT WARtnrxatolN, thirty-two; Henry Simon 13atch, thirty-three ' Georg'e.-Coielter, twenty-foiir;' William Thomas Aowland, twenty-eight, and Russell Munday, thirty- Xive, ticket collectors at Waterloo Junction, were charged on remand, at Southwark, with embezzling small suims of money belonging to their ...

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... e EVIDENCE oF IIANDWRITING, v EXPERTS. v Extraordinary Statements. (2 Amusement in Court. (P Sass ASSCIATION' SPECIAL trLi7.flAM. . Rennes, August 25. f To-day's sitting of the Dreyfus Court-martial h was mainly devoted to hearing the evidence of a the handwriting experts who had compared the a caligraphy of the bordereau with the writing of t Dreyfus, Esterhasy and others concerned in the I ...