... Ue~ss A Rutnt-HnryBatchelor (22). lbueand Wilam Baey20,lburwere indicted for stealingalbrass doendtors aigs the property of Thomas. and Wilam Olvr ?? on Ieceinaher 1. Mr. - MeCardie prosaus.Atr Briggs, foreman engineer to the prosecutors, said the brass ...

... Homes. CoMsasRes in Tsouaan.-Three youths, rnamed Jobs Dibble, back of Freeth Street; Charles White, ol Icknield Street; and Thomas Warner, of Osler Street were charged with stealing a box containing £3 from the sbop of William Tropman, butcher, 72, Osler ...

... AcosisESNT 10 A FARaEs.-Anl tquest. Was held a: the Fox Inn, Walmley, yesterday, bv Dr. tilffe (coroner), touching the death of Thoma Rusby (S1X farmer. - On Thursday afteroeon William Pearce, wagoner, and deceased were moving a tbreashlin machine engine frons ...

... Justice' Cozeas-Hardy I dis- He pzo2~ oihis aotion.-Tse' p~ifihtiff, Mr. Richard co Coates, 6V'Vinster, 'Derby. sought to recove~r posses- WI~'1 sion of a farmhouse and land at Eltoii,. Derby, from twi Mrs. Mary 'Anm Coates.: Mr. Thomas Burton. of I Summer ...

... LOCAL LAW CASES. Li HwTCnssoN Azm DisCKWOasw V. GsAty.-Mr. t Justice Cozens-Hardy, in the Chancery DivisioI, i yesterdy, 4ad before him a motion in this action by E which tie plaintiffs veterinary surgeons, of Ash- r bcurne7, Dleby, sought ain injunction ...

... between January 26, 1899, and January 26, 1900. Mr. Atherley-Jones. Q.C., and Mr. Shearnain were for the plaintiff, and Mr. Thomas Terrell, Q.C., and MIr. Inderwick for the defendant.-Mr. Beamish was the originator in this country of what is known as the ...

... that on Thurasday night deesdad two boatmen 'vi, namced Sha7.r a5nd Har-dy visited the Black H-orse Inn ma. together and remained there until closinag time. Shaw ,aa~ sasd he left Hardy and the deceased together outside- the In tubuid-house, and he (Shaw) ...

... on the application of Superintendent Thomas. REMsRKAL-E DsscovaEr or ComsS.-A remarklable discovery of coins bas-been made at 1:oghtor, midway be-weean Blackburn and Preston, at a farmhouse belong- ing to Mr. Thomas Crook, near Hoghtog Tower, the seat ...

... post;poned until ne ct ?? application wa~s granted. REstrai V. 1aG. - In the Chancery Division, yesterday, Mn Justice Cozens Hardy resumed the hoariog in this action, which related to the purchase by the plaintiff from the de- fendant uf the tiarence Hotel ...

... Uenry. Bull, at Southam.-Mr. Parfitt prosecuted, anfi accuset was sentenced to two mouths' ha rd labour. AT'rsiFnmD Roasxsrv.-Thomas She]y(8.saddler, was indicted for ente-ring the dwvelling-house of George M1acbeath. at Aston Manor, on MarchL 17, -with intent ...

... the presence of all the Mlilitgry Knights. f At a meeting of the Fellows of the Royal College 3 of Surgeons in Ireland, Mr. Thomas Myles was elected t president and Mr. L. H. Ormsby vice-president of the 3 college during the coming year. Mr. Commissioner ...

... at the Victorta Courts yesterdav. The first enquiry had reference to the death of the six-yearluld son of a lacquerer named Thomas Astley, of 16, Vauxhall Terrace, Duddeston Mill ?? deceased uas play- iug by the canai side wit-h other small boys on Fridav ...