... EAIIL RUSSELL IN THE' DIVORCE VOURT. In the Divorce court, on Tuesday, Sir Francis Jeune and a common jury hoard the suit of Somerville v. Somerville and ?? petitioner, Mr. Geo. John Somerville. engineer and secretary to the Electrical Power and Di ...

... Standard ?? RUSSELL--COOK.E.--On. the 15th inst., at Reno, ?? by the Judge,:John Francis Stanley, Earl Russell, 'to Mollwe' daughter of thes. late George CGoke of' Cam- bernauld. (By cable.) As it chanced; iti was past noon when Lady Russell, 'whc :witkher ...

... Curtis-Benett, were toni powf uilt men of forbidding appearance, ilnded~ jW- [iam Bending, Frederick Drensol1, '4Titry' Russell, and John Daley, all ilips'ftim , Westminster,.. who were chcuged witteak. i ing and entering No. 2, Park Squaest Regent's Park ...

... advanced by an auctioneer on several barometers sent to Russell Brothers by S. Rtichardson, of Gabon Garden, d{.C. Ritchie, who was usually to be found at the head office, prnfeesed to trade as Russell Brothers, importere and special- ists in Oriental goods ...

... sitreete wlith ,othars Xor the. puir-e of betiang The ?? uere: Engo Munnic, 3i3 Jasiies ,Ia 'Isayeu39 s Leosge'Duii, 37;- John' dwi.'tLansuert; 41;'',scnues Oleossn '-2i2 Iames 11illory,t57; wrederick a arreotte3t and BiduriynX'ig, 3i3: 'l'hey all p'easedl ...

... for his room. Mr. Fitzpatrick, the Liberal agent, said that such was not the facd. A anvzsser, he said, had called on Mrs. Russell, and that lady had stated that the utmost value of the room unfur- nished was 2s. a week- She told us, continued Mir. ...

... hostile to him. An important decision on the Workmen's Compensation Act has just been given at the Bloomsbury County Court. Mr. John O'Connor Con- tended that a building in course of demolition, under thirty feet high at the time the accident happened, but ...

... INarlborough-street; Alfred Paget, company pro- mnoter, 30. Licorge-street, Hanover-square; Blancbard Eccles, commission agent; John Haynes, mining agent, 92, Wimpole-street; and Henry Morris, 32, independent gentleman, wcre charged osl remand with ronspiring ...

... Mrs EthelSedger, twenty-eight, his wife, were charged before Sir Franklin Lushington with stealing, by means of a trick, from John Barker and Co. (Limited), drapers and silk mercers, Kensington, goods to the value of ;5 lOs. 4d. Mr C. 0. Humpbreys prosecuted ...

... BAEJ. At the 'Mansion House Court on Fiiday Louis Philip Marin, aged 45, was charged with unlawfully using threats towards John Hogan, head porter at the -Bak of Eugland,. whereby he went in iear of some 'bodily barm,. Mr. Davi's, who prosecuted, said ...

... ?? rise to a public scandal. lie imposed a fine of .£6 and £1 Is. costs. CARNIVALIZING. At Southwark a compositor named John Robert Barrett appeared on' a sumnmons, havingr faded to answer the chargre of being drunk and disorderly at Banyard-read, ...

... lately residing at 72. Beaufoy Road, Battersea, who died.from the effects of 'io- lence alleged to have been inflicted by John Newton-, her husba-id. Newton, who was- formerly a policeman in the West. Riding of Yorkshire Constabulary at Wyke, has been ...