... Z. -1: - ? I- - 7 - - - - - - - ?? ?? . - - - - - - ?? - - - I 4?-?i ?? ?? As RkG.EiNT o'LT$l*'lYT N;0LETP3G,C In ikl) Divorce s'crt Oil P131ridu t-in erw of bl,1!- 0Ii`1isVa 7V 1XTuid1cnlYnsyWRS Iherard. Tllir was a3,';t'Oli0l| oft ?? sig~itlVlllre~~~ sensteli byJ aer gun'rdiasl, tz1 lcm, primg fer ?? oCCO ler reniqvr.ss, th fu icrpondelwbir' Mtdii nt Use ?? ?? b's 'runei! , oo X auo s K r, ...

... CASES. IkSTEDt ?? : POLICE --v Aid LA.WYER AND LADY. UNPLEASANT DISCLOSURES. A smartly.dressed man named George Gilbert, 82, described as . snpearisar and a, fruiterer, of 12, Mill- man-road, Queen a Park, was before Mr. COurtis- Beniobt at lttarylebone chargod on a warrant with having uttered a cheque for a£4 lie. lod., knowing the same to have been iforged, with intent to cheat and defraud, ...

... SEIQVZL TO AN ELOPrXrZFT At Bow-street Police Conrb on Friday UInrold Davis. very respectably dressed, living at North Eand Croydon, appeared it, allswer to an odjourucd sumnois taken ont b) Thomlas Flyre Clatworthy, a, civil engineer, charging hi ,M with stealiiig a quantity of jowellery. On tbe previous 6ccasiou it wse stated that the corn. plainant in 1807 ivaut to Klondyke, leaving his ...

... MAST nAW U1;flACA or PneXZSZ ScrT. -f150 DAMAGES-YESTERDAY. Befor e Mr. Justice Channoll rand a common jury, in the Queen's Bench Division, on Friday, Mliss Etmma Sophia Mortlock, who resides with her parents at 25, E1auelogh-road, East Ham, sued a licensed victual- ler'a mananger, named Smith, enm'iloyed at the Abbey Arms pseblic-house, Barking-road, Plaietow, to recover damages for breach of ...

... DISTURBANCE IN NORTH LONDON, Yesterday, at North London Police Court, before Mr. E. S. Fordham, John Charnaceiro, 19, commercial clerk, of Mildmnay Park, Islirgton, was charged with disorderly conduct, and causing a crowd to assemble on the public highway. Police-constable 460 J said that on Friday night there was an open-air religious meeting at the corner of Ferntower-road and Newington ...

... nuTS BANS ANp Sig3 I odttliaeughaf Q. po titIr.Yv~itm., Diviino ?? r crak' and hdldater; wi,. laie diver I'by N sonatth Sthi L u dlChteb, B hruvgheo, fisi they IftiiiE iw 11 s~oic, c~le! Cit, f VV itS ?? thle peditionor vititere(I'mund, hror Sit' silltrpaxsi o violence, of lair irishandf. At -time ent of AUGJ i ?? wnm~t to Naveirim itwi it witf airrangdta hler. h1aslmiand shonld buy' hol, er. ...

... THE LAWS OF FEMALE BEAUJTY. At Bow-street on Tuesday Alice Maud Taylor, 31, described as a clerk, and Harry Sidney Nicholls, pub. lisher, 39, Cookspur-street, were charged on remaud, before Mr. De Rutzen, with being concerned with another person not in eustody in publishing and selling a book called Kalogynomia; or, the Laws of Female Beauty, and ceriain plates alleged to be of an in. ...

... .GANG OF FOREIGN BULLIES IN SOUTH LONDON. At the Old Bailey this week the Common Serjennt had before him a case the particulars of which throw an important light upon the recent 'mysterions dis- appearance of respectable ?? girls from their homes in different parts of the metropolis. Alexander Muller, aged 26, a powerfully-built,. repulsive-looking German, was indicted for having taken Lily ...

... YESTERDAY'S INQUJESTS. THE BAYONET TRAGEDY. VERDICT OP MANSLAUGHTER. At Hammnersmith, Mr. Charles Drew held an inquest on John James, forty-nine years, a labourer, of 14, Martin-street, Notting Hill, wiro died from the result of a stab by a bayonet by a woman named Helen Heuser, of the same address, who is in custody under remand. Caroline James, a laundress, now living at 18, Hurst- Way ...

... YESTERDAY'S -i I POLICA CASES. ANOTHER WAR OFFICE BLUNDER. Thomas Cordon, aged 32, a labourer, living int Garrett- sbreet, Nino-elms-lane, Battersea, was brought up in cus- tody at the South-Western Court charged with failing to report himself to the military authoritidi on his regiment being called out for service. The r'.-isoner'is a reservist in the 2nd Queen's West Surrey Regi- mont and ...

... A SAfGERVS 0MCUUS Tri tbo Qvieen's Benmh Division, on Thillrsday, mr. Justice ?? and i comonii jury couliduded the heirinug of the CIICse of Jikesl Saanger, Limitedl. lt was alt rtfieor in whih the p!LJiLtita, A Iftre'I Jukes. Stiiglit tI reco-ver datseoen from the deferttints, Lord' eortjo Sranger, I lnitcll, for ?? i in ;nrlie ssaiisttiuid b- hun, alileged 1to he dime to thec negligene of ...

... YlSTlERDAY'S POLICE CASES. CAMDEN TOWN CLUB RAIDED. FORTY-FIVE ARRESTS, At Marylebone Harry Hyam s, 82, commission agent, of Caumdeln-rolad; Frank Hatchmall, 27, clerk, of Tapliy-road, Holloway; and Samunl letbeb, 23, theatre aittendant, of C-heat Queen-sliest, wore charged, as principals, with unlawfully keeping and using the Park Club, 71, Park-slreet, Camden Towii, for tire par- pose of ...