... e E CAEGR(E AG3AINST BAERNSTAPLE BOYS. ;ron, At the Barnstaple Guildball on TThlrs'ay-- ,ay) before the Mayor. (Mr J G Hamiinq), Messrs the R Ashton, W P Hiern, W 0 Smitb, sand W Allen-four boys, named respecti Rely, ,job, Frederick Knott, William Dart, Dennis Fer, ions and Albany Ames were charged on remand pell, with stealine a quantity cf hair stuffing from eld- a L. and S.W. Railway coach ...

... HUSBAND AND. WIFE AT TAUNTON. A DISTarEissiN CASE. 1, At Taunton Pulice Conrt this morning, Alrrad Cols, a superior . 1okifif man, a described as a labonrer of Blagdox, h near Instow, was summoned fcr persistent !rnelty to hie wife at divers dateg, ; ndalso with neglectsig to provide rpasonable a.taintoftance, whereby ehe anid her tw. 1. childran had been obliged to live uil'urt. Mr C. P. ...

... Before Mr W Laycook (in the chair), Mr W p J Watts, julnr, and Colonel Bradford. S: Charles Hubert Bowden, aule seaman, of S Paiguton, wa3 anmmoned, on the informatisn tl of Inspector Tonkin, for travelling on the e, G.W.R. without hating first paid his fare. tl ~2herv were two offences, cotimmitted on Mav f ...

... REVOLTING- CHARGE AT CULLOMPTON. ret At the Cullompton Petty Sessional Court reat Thaday-before rT rr -Jaies ot Bright, a labourer, residing atBack-lane, Silertn, as;chaged uner hecriminal Law Amendment Act, with attempting to commit a serious offence with his daughter ON. Lily, aged 14. Mr. Mr 3J Beal (Messrs Friend, Beal, and , a Tarbet,, Ilgeter) appeared on behalf of the [ NSP.C.O, and ...

... tHEAVIThES EMBEZZLEMENT.| t I _I ACCUSED PLEADS GUILTY. bis VTLTIM UP? l3ONEYLENDLERS. ena A POPULAR DECCISION. the hv At the Wonford Petti Seassions on Tuesday' in morning a case of considerable interest came age on for hearine before Mr E F Studd (in the. )Srs chair), Sir Robert Neowman, Messrs 0 J' hat Webber, and W B Heberden, t.13. The ver Court was crowded Phe accused was John vas Srcw, ...

... :EXETER EMPLOYER'S . 'tT&BI1ITY CAS S. £50 DAMAGES. 1 At the Exeter County Court on Tuesday his 3 Honout Judge Woodfall delivered judgment, ; in the case of Rowe v White, beard at the r last Court. Plaintiff was employed hb defend ;nt, who carries on busine3s in B Sidwell-satreet, Exeter, as a carriage 1 builder under the style of- Messrs Stanfield and White. The f'icts ,were that r during the ...

... 'TO-PAY'S BEXPTER POr1C1F. I, tae .h aw(him )anJ enc6 Betore Messrs B R. M Dav (chairinDn) andJ illOW ' W Pethevick. with ,QVET FOR rio MONTHS. who 'John Edwin Chave. labourer, of no-fixed ared abode, pleadrd Pnilty to three differ nt otk- 6ifenses-being drunk ind disorderly :in iome Waterbeer - street yesterday; assaditing 'Inspector Dyrhond, Sergeant Butt, and P.O Geda- Guppy, whilst in the ...

... r [e r. d 1, 1. 11. t t P. e I INQUEST: MIORTUARY A' DISGRACE, Mr S Hacker, coroner, held au inquest at tbe London Hotel, Teignmoutb, on Thursday on the body of Tionias James Glover, aged ten years, who was found in the river Teign on Wednesday afternoon. Mr W 1 EHarinoll was chosen foreman of the jury. Churlss Glover and Grace Gloeer, father and mother of the deceased, Identified the body. ...

... | SUItID E AT STr THOMAS. I Mr Deputy-Coroner A Burrow held an Iinquest at the Mission Hall, Alphington. t street, St Thomas, touching ione deltiv of irarih Woodford, 68, a widow of No. 1, Rackfleld-place; St Thomas, who was found hineing to a badinister of dhe itairs at her residence on Monway;. 'l'ua' Chard, cb90bmin, of Old Bre erv- Iplace, Exeter, and who had been, un ilie .waa married, ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Lord Hylton (in the cheir), Messrs .r, H. Shore, J. Batey, and George Carter. AN EXPENSIVE PARTRIDGE. Edward Charles Candy, charged with killing a partridge, in the parish of Kilmersdon, upon land occupied by Mr Killen, on January 17th, without having a game license, was lined 40s and costs. UNDER T1lE COUNTY BYLAWS. Alfred Day, for behaving In a disorderly manner at Wells ...

... uuL grew ring YESTERDAY. a In Before Messrs J. Carle and J. HI. Howell. the Itqo DISORDERLY . that Albert Attwell, 17, was charged with being dis- .ten- orderly. Deputy Chief Counstable Cann stated that Light on Saturday evening be was In Narrow Wine street, risis where he saw the prison r amongst a number of this, others. Attwell, without any cause, took off his Ided coat, and commenced to ...

... C LIu YESTERDAY. e Before Capt. Belfield (In the ohalr), Sir E. P. WIlls, as X ?? and Mr Henry Fedden. DE WFOOD ADULTERLTION. sa Emily Davis, of Bitton, was summoned for selling hc sugar to Alfred Thomas not of the quality demanded se by him, but white crystal coloured with a coal tar as die In imitation of Demerara sugar. Mr R. Willis 6S Nurse reprwsented the defendant. P.O. Thomas Wt ...