... UNSEEKLT MIRTH -:A t THE i.)UNTY OF ~,LO SESSIONS :R ~OEA~- EAD'S 00STERN WVhi, Won Y, ?? Di..a G&=iw twneigh surrendered- to. , ?? wit 14s baI hiik oh rg of- s^tealga- Sr~eet,.C. the p af er R as o : Age twle ?? a ~ - ?? Sftreet, Clerken asell, ?? M t~ dhoren bt bt e G':can *ae them plaeY :onria hor ehfr- .,a~iiStthc wibselo I: 661e iccy,: 'course. ?? i reel teeE.. M.ioGogiihgast, ?? ofs the ...

... |A WOMAN'S' CRUELTY TO ONE OF DR, BARNARO'S WAIFS. J A 1 i s M ~ n E O ' O U ~ , ,a i d w , o f C a n o n - bury' Sfiaei, s in t 4 w s 'sU Mnno e at orth o n d o n f or ' if11t reA t n M e A n n Ws ~ e a; s~mal'huld, feurtevn years of' Theeidence .showedi that ihree or four. years ag&'the defendanti ,adoted the 'ehild' !friom 'Dir:.Banaido's 'Hom e, i'hbither: her: tioi ?? 2 that ,,-eirei ...

... POLICE I MTELLIGCEU . I Is CLEERaNWELL. AssAuLT AND DAMAGE IN A PuBLrc-RoVsZ. -Charles M'Cormack, sixty-two, labourer, was recently charged with breaking a plate-glass vwindow, five. bottles of whisky, and a water bottle, at the King's Arms, Little James Street, and with as- saulting James Horn, manager. Because. prisoner was refused liquor he became vio- lent, used offensive language, hurled ...

... FE A StUGGLE WITH BhJEL1AnS AT A TOMNHAX . :.-PARK. * - -9-- A V39ISrATI affray with alleged burglars -tosk placeat Tottenham on Truesday night wek. I The scene of the encounter wa Hauge b Farms, St. Ann's Road, which is occupied by Mr. 'Richard Booth, a farmer, and hi* fmfily..f.The farmhouse is an old-fashioned building with. a thatched roof, standing .quite apart from .any other buildings. ...

... ct - ?? BREACH IOF PROMISE i1, Act ' S E, . I -AMA FORAN-ACTRESS.: - ?? from Mr~ Cue' ec'Iiii~,M.Js tice D*rhe ai : ctio' k' cat rbye Miss Li ian Dorothy \ Gibbonii, ia.l cstaress, whoe :professionat name VwA t D3ibI Ep Goon, to ?? froA Mr Carl4es'Ed.in Gereen; damagbs tfor breach o' 'Promib 'of marriage.': The: efe; t'i' ta.he ros 'so' .~ . M h Mr. Mspidnhn the ande h mr , R. Mr.W~ e drbun, ...

... R S AN ?? aRD ?? he- snmiethi Polio .Court on Saturday', I'-te Franud eigh M , of n 0occupa 'Erit' Beuter,: nin~en, j h}ip'b>' steward; '',Ldre Br'awe*e , coal tlne -4J.m Germant-Wece hairged on ?? h:~r Mr. trjcis w~ithb gcoacered to- [; ...

... XTHE- NEW 'YODL POISONER; S A ?? DEATH. . ?? I. z~i~L ; . IN the ?? -ois ng trl at New York the'jury. have found Molineux Gilty of. casing thae ds~th of Xrs. Adams,; i& '~;De'ceiiibe,'r iOd8, by ?? poison tihrough 1he post. Thus, aiter a pro- tracted inqniry, ends -one of the ?? re- markable tkials in Ameticani crimina asnna& Molineux was charged w.ith cang the death' 'of Mrs. tCatheri~ieJ'J. ...

... I ?? ?? 11 ?? : - , - I L. ., ; I q. 0 . .4, 11111TRATIO'k. I ! ?? IS I ? 1-11 SATURDAY, gFEBRU,4B t4 1900. THE: JUDGE WOULD; NOT TASTE TINNED QFOODS THAT WERE WORSE TIHAN BER SHELLS.: MESSBS. FASQUEAIr, ~TE MW Co.,. fish. and meat preserveq , a henton* gtree, old Kent Road, sued ?? County Court a Harleaden grocer, 'amed Willia : Shellabear, :to regover th. price of potted goods su lled. . . ...

... 4ALEQD. GI.NND,. P ?? T NVI , .:E , 'KrCiezkeute*Ji ?o011d CothGtg ityoflO *1% BonthaaptctStee- touville Ro6ad, wrcharged, bfr r W~~ itj~d; WAIc 4~ * efither chargd wit havi in hs ~ioeesaor t 105.Bouhamt9~ tret. evenmoudsa battery,.;antimony, ;cyanide of potassium, b~idz ot~hr 4~blpqtis ~tsed in ?? tiC- uttre &f',b so~~, ath ntddition to~ 80Ciuntai- ei~ebini. oi the' Treas-i ...

... _A;.G ISCODREL.. ,m-i W~`~mOf - i.6 igreceni mystqiws as e i - ti:&iefand*--IyUer, .- aged,' ?? . e had~'befzr 'him :agg~e ofli paghi- e~sit.,ratof,, which thrbwsin j6r>it liilt fol~Rex$ wffiO? upon the recent mystheirus pp'eat-ncae of . diffei~tprs.of the metropol s. -: Me aitrd r l;iller ae, gd e tyvnt'-i ac quinadeeof iie ppapper- at -a. {shop;kp, - Sa~ct~e nf li a t~hti ry'ers and ...

... -BOW STREET. CxYrxG FLUU Nwsw.- John Smith, thirty - six, was charged with being dis- orderly, and using obscene language, and James Shannon, seventeen, with dis- orderlv conduct.' A constable's attention was called to prisoners by a gentleman, who complained that they were calling out false war news. They were shouting: Mid- night edition; great battle in- .e Trans- vaal! Terrible disaster to ...

... THE BATT EA B BE I SENTENCED T AR the Ceitrl 'cimina ;o0Urto the trial: was resumd f ?? Card Williams aged forty ie;4dh`d- d Chad W indictment oharging t3hem ?? murder. of a.baby named J aged nineteefl m~tiths, on Sentl. ' Mr Wild intimated thAA. he di tefl to puit either. of the'-prii3Drs~ *,le Ait-- ness-box, and- Mr - ChrsM r- eeeded to sum up ?? for'the,}OU tion. : : f ?? *i5 ?? He ...