... I'IDDLESBROL7( H POLICE, CASES. I _ _ - I At IMiddlesbrough yesterday-befor(i tht| MAyor (('ouicillor W. .J. Bruce) and .Mrj Rrhbt. Stehli ?? Dewhurst. a young womnn, and Win. .lackFon, a vouth, were fined 5s each tor stealing cinders, *alued at 4d, the property of Cbristopier Fe ...

... I THE COTTAGE HOSPITAL AND st .ACCIDENT CASES. dr LaQt evening,.at the Workhouse. Bishop Dt Auckland. Coroner Proud inquirsi into te he circumstances of the death of Wnlter John- Ison (58). belonging to Berwiek-on-Tweed, D wvho was admitted to the Workhouse on fo -Mondgy night, suffering from injuries from ni which be subsequently died. lt appeared ^ that on Mondav night Francis Raine. signal ...

... HTIUNWVICK TICEWSING P1ROSECU- TION . re Before the &uckland magistrates sw yesterday John Beecroft, John Lee, P ,John R;oinson, and Luke Batey, s8 nuiners, belonging to Hunwick Station, b( were charged with being found drunk 8S ia the Hunwick Station Hotel, known FE locailly as the Monkey, on the night B ,of the 17th inst., and 'MIa-rHall, the tenant of the inn, Was summoned for T ...

... A s'roct'iroN LICENSITZG PROSECUTTION. A LANDLORD S GUSiT. | At the Stockton Police Court yester- t day, John Robinson, landlord of' the Neov Inn, was charged with selling in- toxicating li(quors d(uling probibited i hurs, aml Rohert McFarlaae with being t on the preinises during prohibited hours on lanuary 27th.-Mr. A. H. Parkin prosecutedl oil behalf of the poliee, and j y M~r T. M. Bdarran, ...

... J BI 1o m w m er 1 THE NORTH-EAMSTERN STEEL- WORKS ACCIDENT. Mr Henry l1ackereth, delputy coroner, ! held -an inquest at the County Hotel, D Middleebrough, yeeterday, touchingthe v I Cr 8 death Of Howard Myers (37), Laurel- to t street, and employed as a riveter, who p, was fatally injured while working at to the Northl-Estern Steel-works on Sun- day. Thomas Myers, a brother of the deceased ...

... THBE PROPOSED DALINGTON . TRAMS. I - - -- - X7-TW - TRAMS. INQUIRIES AT TH4E TOWN LA r- COUNCIL. a ; At the monthly meeting of the Dar- Ladyr id lington Town Council yesterday after- the War 14 ntofn, thes Mayor 1Councillo~r T B. saw the I Swinburne, J.P.) presiding, Councilor Clarke( ry Ii. W. Bartlett, JYP., inquired as to thle principal la present position of the negotiations re- Y specting ...

... EXTErxsav at E v- EXTEN SIVI °- LEftY F~t n- CHARGAE'AGADST AN e- 1t Guisborough polije ,y day, Florence Ml. Tait-, ofI Oar shop aseiStatit, W.as chargedi I P- ?? one dianonad rin1g i;1 , ne soll dianomll rilig, 'a ' r rL it goldl curl bracelet, cI i 1 d and pearls, valte rh2 tI e AS a ld, an i o e value value o8f ,d pi t' ( °,Jo ?? (, joieelier, tllg a !ii. ^soner Was f V .ch'a te lads ! ...

... Lo At the York County Coiirt yester- , ui day an action wes brought by Miss; r. Emily Roberts, dressmaker's assistant, d a- Hull, against the North-Eastern Rail- a le way Company to recover a22 lls, value b a of luggage lost when in the company Is LV nharge. Mr J. E. Fox (inrtructed byL e, Messrs Williams and Sons, Lincoln) E 'd appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr J c.. Boothroyd ?? represented ...

... INQUESTS -AT MIDDLES-I BROUGH. ?? C:HIDiD BURNT TO DEATH. Mr Hly. Mackereth, deputy coroner n held an inquest at the County HIo.ei, lididlesbrough, yesterday, touching t the death of Charlotte Hatfield i2), 5% I Argyle-street, whtch occurredL at .he htt North Riding Infirmary on the 11th ( inst. from the effect of burns received I while left in the house' by her mother ?? on thse 29th ult. ...

... DURHAM ENGINBER'S ACTION. 'Y THE QUESTION OF APPEXL. I . The case of Armstrong v. Itasvch and 1 others came yesterday morning before I the Court of Appeal, composed of Lords Justices A. L. Smith, Collins, I o and Romaer, on the application of the 1 .. plaintiff, E. William Armstronp, of f ,. Wingate CollIiery, Durham, for leave to extend the time in ?? to serve notice of appeal, and for a stay ...

... FRENCH MANIFEST PRO-BOER ATTITUDE. atl ei 30 ARREOTSB MADE. A Jersey correspondent states that the ., large French population of the island having WE r, made tbemselves conspicuous by a ?? co ie attitude and production of scurrilous prints ga ig and caricatures, have provoked disturbances of v. in Jersey. A few nights ago a Fret ci st woman threw water over a patriotic crowd, a a the people ...

... 4,000 PRISONERS IN ALL. SEVERAL OFFICERS TAKEN. THE CORDON BROKEN BY OLIVIER. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO BRITISH SUPPLY TRAIN ON KRUGERSDORP LINE.i 13 KILLED & 39 INJURED. DESPATCH FROM ROBERTS. The War Office last evening issued the following despatch from Lord Roberts: Pretoria, August 1. t Eanter reports that 1,200 more pri- soners surrendered to him yesterday, a and with them Commandants Rouse ...