... been doing no work since be r left the Army, but had acted as teacher at a nd Wesleyan Sunday-school. In bis honse te nroceeds of other 2obberies. and parts of other tm. bicycles hbd been ?? hecorder: Aa rd Army Reserve marn and a Sunday_-clool teacher ...

... this rmorning, He was sleeingo in the porc* of Bock House, and was tory drankr. Prisoner, who was' turned out of the Churoh Army Labeut Home for drunkenness, was fined 5s. and costs,-' Oolin Walker, a Leeds man, was again brought up on a charge of drunkenness ...

... previous con- vietion. AIr Ellershaw prosecuted, and called ' a Detective Inspector Pope, who said the prisoner had been in the army, Prisoner informed the Recorder that he had sul'cred from sunstroke, but ) Detectivo Inspector Pope said he had not heard of ...

... burglar, was buried at Abney Park on Friday with full Salvation Army honours. Arehie, alias Dad, alias Sloss, alias the Duke of Port. land, had been a shining light of the Salvation Army for some years abd had done so much good work as a missioner that ...

... purchased it for very much below its ?? Bench agreed to the application. AssuLT WITH A . Caorun.-Sophia Leighton, married woman, Mason's Court, Back Hamlet, was chaaged with inflicting grievous bodily harm upon Angie Brown, widow, 4, Chapel Court, Fore ...

... Summeers. AN UNDESIRABLE FRIEND. Kate Cousins, 45, was charged with obtaining 4s by false pretences from Maria Miller, a married woman, living In Prince street, Prosecutrix stated that on Wednesday afternoon the prisoner, whom she had not seen for eleven years ...

... to join the Army.nd go to the front,. : Infortunately, he: hadn't o the money to payhis fare,,for be-h> been out of work for a fortnight. -. K -: A police constable told his :Worship thatj the accused had served -twve yers in thie Army, and was in Bregiment ...

... by. the Salvation Army, and at Howdon became connected with the Primitive Methodist Church. I told Sergeant Bell, of Willing. ton, of having been unsteady and of immorality in London. Since you hae beean reclaimed by the SalTatioi Army you claim to have ...

... condition of some of the children were Ja. of a filthy character. -The woman complained that site I had not hiad enough money to keep the ho~use, anti the So man said his wife had ?? woman was sentenced to four months' and the man to two months' , hard asbour ...

... Pri- saner's lrnsh}ad w' a rryv steady mn nad it was a sad state cf thinrt:s that this woman I shlm7d be de rovinng his home. He did nok like to -send the woman for the fall tern of ?? pisoa'meV. as ittwns tsr first appen.m.:e. .us he ts1-r:. Lat he ...

... ALLEGED FRAUDS AT OSNEY. Some excitement was ?? in the Osney and aSt. qriutesnaide district by the arrest of a woman who had been in the neighbourhood some time and described herself as a Red Cross nurse. s She is smart and well-mannered, with a plausible ...

... Western police-oourt , yesterday, with maliciously wounding Mary Ricketts, id woman with whom he had cohauwted, by stabbing her over the region of the stomach with a ?? injured woman, who a week ago was lying at St. Thomas's hospital in a critical condition ...