... DARING JEWELLERY ROBBERY LN MANCHESTE& CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED MURDEIL LIVERPOOL MEN IMPLICATED. Yesterday morniu at the Manthester City Police Court, James Quinn, from Liverpool, and Robert FrancisBusby, who has no settled abode, but who also has been in Liverpool, were brought before Mr. T. J. Headlae, atipendiary, on the joint clarge of smashing a patslaw window of the jewellers' shop, 10, T h ...

... GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST GRV A JRECTOR. ALLEGED BARBAROUS CRUELTY TO BOYS. At the Market Weightoa Police Court, on r Wednesday, before Lord Herries, Cegtain I Iangdale, Major Forster, and Mr. A. DunrWl C the Bev. James Ie Maitre, recter of Evering- ham, war summoned for ?? he, having the chazro a of seven boys under the age of 16 years, unlaw- t fully and wilfully neglected each children in a c ...

... CARDIFF SHIPPIG CASE.1 - -: A CLUMSILY-WORD'ED CHAPTER- The House of Lords, consisting of the Lord t~ Chancellor and Lords Macnalghten and.Robert- rae enson, were engaged on Thursday in the eon- in sideration of an appeal by the Forest Steam' Pi'9 ?? shp Comanytan shipCompnyCardiff, versus the Iberiaen Iron low 0. Cre Company agatinst ao) order of tbg Court ci lie lid Appeal dihbig ihcsS t A ...

... This list of patents U compiled for the Dttoj Msrcury and the Derby Express' bj Mr. W. Swindell, architect, surveyor, and pi eat agent, Imperial Chambers, Albert Street Derby, of whom all particulars and pamphlets of. instruction i representing patents may be obtained. ArPLICATIO--' FOX ?? 21 810 -Jacob Fori, Smithy Houpuj. rer.r Denby. Derbyshire, for Improvemtn's l i eon.b.-.ation ...

... HANTS ASIST7.p.5 Thbe Auturan Assizes for the Coucyv ?? ampton were opened at the Castle of E in ia on Wedneeday by Mr Justice Day i. 'I'er in all ?? caeed in the cNIeCda-, but , few were of local initerest. Amoijg the jinportantt cases were those of William 8ea as Naval st~oker, indicted lor the man itsracet ?? Sarah iakley at Alversoe o thealat'ilgter ot tend George' Jamea .8Okesmn 22, ...

... BREACH; OF::PRO1VISE CASE. .DRESSMA'KEUBE TAYED BY' A PROFESSIQONXL CRICKETER., -AT ' ?? Assizes, at Leeds, an ,,undefeidvd- btesich of promise case was Uieard.: Plkintiffwas Ruth Casson, twenty- six,; a.direapnmaker, of, Lancaster, and de- :-fe'dant jwas OliverThomas Griffin, profes- .siondl-5,ricketei:- - . 7 Mr. Harold Ne~w~ell, for plaintiff, said that 'kiZce 1895.'defendant. had been ...

... sun ' ?? Novit-nnuc 24~,th. -B Jefore the Mayor ?? P.: Morreli, Eaq) Wess.X. 17 r - BrainI, J1. Shocard, and C2. M. Lainig. Isail e George Anselem, -Sailor, no home, wa chrged IIl- u witli being drunk- and refusing to q Ithe Od i- g v lut ouse,- Abingdol:-road, with w.ilfll breaki- la~b insg a: wizidow, value- Is., at the same plate, naild C d xiti 'assauiltinig NV. H. Field, the 'landlord, ...

... Brstol Police Court, YESTERDAY. Before Mr U. Wills and Mr J. Pemabery. A GIRL SENT TO PRISON. Florence Gregory, 17, talloress, was cbarged On remand with stealing a ring, value LI, belonging to William James Sleigh, jeweller, of Stapleton road. It was stated at the first hearing that on November 22nd the accused visited the prosecutor's shop and, it was alleged, that whilst looking at a tray ...

... TEN SEOOTING CHESS AT BANQGOU THE CHARGE REDUCED,. t Oo-mmTTAM TO THD QUARTER SffSI(ONE. t At the Bangor, Police Ooatr on Tuesday, be- t fore Mr John' Iughes, tile Malyor, and Colonel Marshall, O.B., a young man n=med Daivid Ro- I berts, living at Penrhosgarrnedd, near Bangor, v was again brought up on a charge -of having ab- tempted to murder his brother-in-law, Robert. a Jones, by shooting ...

... LLA?WST POLIO? OOUR?. fIA ttASFI UNDIE2 THEI FOOD AND DRUOS{| S'IR G ]Y Ebf:t T!EE] O SD . I- : ?? . : . ;SBD -. .: i; - . :..en . z ?? - , :. - , j -f ?? Vi stone (chsinainnn), Dr. $ones, Mr-W. B..L~loyd, 'of Ma' Isgedi Jonles, nidl 3k ?? 3. W. Watling, a, Jc case of considerable p'u~blic interwti was 'hear in' ti, .which,! Superin~tendenlt Jarvis, inspector under pr thei Food and 'Drugs Act, ...

... -4- PAINFUL SCENE IN COURT. George Finoster, 33, described as a tailor, wis brought up on lounday at Worship-street Police Coert charged on his own confession with being a deserter fromt the Black Watch. The prisouer surrendered himse!f on Monday uorning at Bethuiail i reen Station and said lie had enlisted in the nuste of Psxton. He wvas found gaotted aS a 'deserter in that name, but had been ...

... CULLOMPTON S]3SIONS. icli Before Ressrs T H Eeplburn (in the chair) lead W H Reed, T Tu ner, J Alcilliam, W J A aet. Grant, J -1 Marsorl, and C 1 Locke. im Jvhn 1harland, farmer, of Rradninch bnt pleaoed net guilty to allowing two pigs to He stray en the highway at Bradiiinch on the ted 27th inst., and wsas ordered to pay costs, 6s. Dno George &pilier asf William Spiller, young On ilne of ...