... r O 3 A FRIEDLY SOCIETY CASE. be British Workman's and General Assurance n- Company v. Waishaw.-In the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice yesterday, Mr. Justice Byrne heard a motion by the plaintiff company, said to be a Birmingham company ...

... (witne-3) if he 0ojdn. I coal. Witness replied chat be GIG ?? V e but remarked that glew a eer C;, a load. He afterwards;r Ja 03 Lr3 ,c hall-road, who took iG cn hehaitotS o Witness carted the lo3d, aed-e 0reei ' received loads frn -#~w p.½o Vauxhafl-road ...

... have a chat with Collard-They were each fined 2s. and 2s costs. COUNTY (ISLINGTON). Before Messrs. B,. Canpington, J. E. Sheppard, W. J. Robinson, and J. G. Kitchen. A Garston Sailor in Trouble.-John Heydan, a sailor, was chiared with stealing ...

... - RK:. Seouel -o a Do.-.k Mlsput~e-Patr:.k 2 is. i docrk labourer, was charged zvn i-an - William Giites, ntd Mliry Al.ce re Finch, who repre-'oltzd ',ae o ;Dia n-:an planed chat she ?? ?? o 0 4 ...

... of this ?? were of a very serious nature, and could not be comnmitted unless there was a con- currance of two things-first, it required that a .certain amount o astuteness and ingenaitymuis be exercised, and these again involved a oertoin amount of educatioA ...

... - -Mr. Young; was a t-ontinnn o' ?? ?? I dcnen-. For tzo?e t' ht or Four tived together on harry tern ?? titioner having ýa,v ctie.i[¢a i 1p1oyz 11 - early part of the vea.r 1-95 . father of the resmasndent purched t!. . soni of A.lne for tl-.e peit ...

... Joseph French, Lissant-street, for a 1like offeErM was also ordered to pay a fin of JSh and cost& COUNTY (ISL1NOTOGY. Before Messrs. Goodison, Sheppard, P tkn5'4 and Evans. A Candid Admission.-A young man naDtC Franl; Gadd, a painter ?? to ...

... solution oa salt over a stationary layer of mercury covered witfh frash water. ''The vesel. he pointed out, is to be moved in such a way that the electrified sait solution shall be in contact with part .of the mercury tor a time and then be shifted ...

... Smalley and Gertrude Harris were bro. egh-p o3 reaand charged with bar to:e:n e a ,v.1r waza and a sovereign from George A ?PIeton Ta C 20th n -t. The ?? had been 7tmandedi a. wvek in order thai investigations might be c into an allegation which bad been ...

... - 'andS. two L Dal- FERIAY, JUNE L A loult Fal and ?? and LIVRPOOL s- ?? to Before Mr. W. J.Stewart, Stipendisay St. Magistrate. a 4totn 8551 and, Another Would-bea Smuggler Detected-- tB. icar- William Jamieson, a steerage pesseoger on board St Lock ...

... condition and suffering I 'a from a large sore on theshouldel The a'im a is wasexamined subsequently by Inspebor Pococa, B 35 R.S.P.CLA. For the defence, Mr. F. S. Moore, to called a veterinary surgeon, who deposed that ...

... very funny sort of hat with a flat edge, and a hodark blue costune. Z s- Mr. Samuel Knight, the solicitor acting for of Mi-s. Young, was also examined. Witness de- ere tailed a conversation he had with the petitioner, l a's in which he pointed out to ...