... I zrr su?Gr.+VGTxov. Mrs T1 A. Ihaiiweicee, ?? tilit IPoviseoerth. (! ofwn Al encjwry- sar beling heild oti thuo body- of. en~ himmee of, toe Mafitacl 11snedie Aryluns, Wise) ceddnniv foll clr'wn dedjv i 8oiitbo heea beach w'hi~e out cveelkin-tr irel tibes cace ( cettenideert with at occealsar11 p1' oterjatoir le Casoroer sated'dthat lie Isred received a Thr~tr fiere it ?? who rke that Ice ...

... Mr. J. H. Harrison, Coroner for South-East Essex, opened an inquest at the Star Inn, Steeple, on forty charred pieces of the body of a child, said to be that of Emma Daijcs, a single girl, aged nineteen, living at 'Newlands Cottage, Steeple. The body was discovered vn Sunday last in an ashpit, which had been frozen over and had been searched in consequence of rumours which had circulated that ...

... In his speech on the motion of Mr. D. A. Thomas, Mr. Chamberlain referred to the attacks made on him as the author of this war as being dirty work. Well, if you clean out a cesspool you cannot help getting dirty and if you have to do with the affairs of Mr. Chamberlain you will be dirtier still. not because of your work, but because of his. Needless to say, his speech in reply to the charge ...

... LONDON LABOUR NEWS- YESTERDAY. :WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEALS-YE STERDAY. ,IN On, or. ABOUT?.' The Court of A peal, con- sisting of Lords Susticss A. L. Smith, Collins, and Romer, heard the appeal of the employer in the case of Fenn v. Miller from a 4eoision of Judge French, at the Dowr County Court, awarding the plaintiff compensation under the Workmen's Com- peinsation Act. The defendant, ...

... : ;, FAIRY TAU4LIS :M e istriw.htour 1c0i6 Court on o.ctoniLI I{erbi'-t LojGl, a *1 n.O, eafldting;ioad | pllai~-1oaxt, :liire 3 arltald uted atltvai eii. G b n libt 3 iia ilo ?? Owprnma, a ady:i-maird, of ,'.Vh~.tiiral'~ ?? wnaa, th .14 Lk aroct, ~hatL Rh,. ,inadr tihi ?? oE' ?? dcl dondt RA tMA Itayu Albert 1Ii4 din Dwmtae, 1)al &nir thta ?? oj~t a good deal toigotbrr. Th~.ilhum~e wlvch ...

... LONDON LABOUR NE WS- YESTERDAY.: WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEAL-YESTERDAY. INJURY BY AciowurE. In the Court of Appeal Lords Justices, A. L. Smith, Rigby, and Collins had before them the appeal of the defendant company in the case of Timmins r. the Leeds Forge Company, Limited, from the decision of the County Court Judge of Leeds (Judge Greenhow), awarding the plaintiff compensation, under the ...

... TWO REMARKABLE: LETTERS. Dr. Ambrose hbld an inquest at, the General Havelock Hotel, Ilford, on Sarah Lee, aged thirty-four, wife of a labourer, living at 3, St. Mary-cottages, Ilford-lano, who committed suicide under tragic circwustances. George Lea said his wife had during the last eight or nine weeks been under the care of a doctor. When he returned from work on Monday night 'she seemned as ...

... ICOIDIVON I.) D,.AGEDTY. ; i ?? ?D .;2D-Cr 1.r. A. 1 it - lit h eld it .naimuiry r.tthi Obhlt-ob- ;crnie Yi.Atcehoid, on r tinning coaserinstoc the death of Chtari Bnrdtltici agod-i t Iwany-uninr yearsi, i no ocouptt(ion, hel c.etinittei eidi iaj- s1oditing himself itt- 14, 'if-hO (4:nit. ii B ehrtend. S1-enfrn' lg b i-l.tit'- oirllitS, e- of92 £i;Ctti7ihs-aos, .ictk- iaolii. idrlenfifed t.4ho ...

... STATEMENT BY PRISONER. -9-- MAGISTERIAL DECISION-YESTERDAY. Yesterday, at the Thames Police Court, Samson Silas Salmon, 32, described as X labourer, having no fixed abode, was again charged with the wilful Murder ot Lucy Smith, his cousin, on the 15th inst. X The case has already been reported in Bel coeds's. The following fresh evidence was taken:- Samson Smith, husband of the deceased woman, ...

... INFANT VICTIMS FOUND. Yesterday, Mr. Arthur C. Langham, held an inquiry at the City Coroner's Court respecting the death of a newly-born male child found on Wednesday in a parcel in a third-class sruokivg carriage of the Great Eastern Railway at Bishopsgate. Detective Lyons, ox the City Police, stated that the aody was found wrapped first in a copy of the Daily i1atl for August :B last and ...

... YESTEIAY'S POLICE -AES- At LONDON SOLICjjt'6 CHI.GED. At Bow-street, before Sir F. Lunbin toi1 Thomas Bolton SissTey, 36, solicitor, .of Lincolei'nen-field5, sas oharged, on a Warrant, with conspiring with hlis oartner, J. T. Arnold, between January, 1B07 and Dember, 1899, to defraud Mrs. June Clarke, a Widow, of her money and valuable seourities. Mr. Williamson, v.110 appeared to prsenute on ...

... MUSIC HALL SINGEW'S I.-rIDLTXy. In the Divorce Court on Friday, Mrs. Ilargarel Clara Riebmnontsought adivorce byreason of the deser. tion and adultery of her husband, ilr. Catlow Rich. nmont, formerly a grocer, of Burnley, who, it wsi stated, filled up his spare time by takinig eugaegementl on the music hall stage, where he was known as Waltel De Av o. The parties were married on November2, ...