... ?? ?? . I AN UNFORTUNATE CONTRE- TEMP S. IN the Divorce Division, Mr. Justice Bariies had before him the petition of Mrs. Alice Charlotte Dvball for a divorce by reason of the desertion and adultery of her hus- band, Mr. John Dyball, who was the co- respondent in the Harding Cox divorce suit. There was-no defence. Mr. Newson, who appeared for the peti- tioner, said that the parties were ...

... DIVORCE COUT.- A SCOUNI9RELLY HUSBAND'S DASTARDLY CONDUCT. ?? IN the Divorce and Admiralty Division, Mr.. Justice Barnes delivered a reserved ment in the case 'of Burden v; Burdqn (Queen's Proctor intervening). Originally, the petition was that of Mrs. JanueBitdori, living at Sunderlan4, and she obtained), a decree nisi by reason of the cruelty and adultery of her husband, Mr. Fradcis Bur- don ...

... : TX1 $S ; Ii Ili 't gtV T: ?? i :fIDAQITE O)F A . . ' ?? ' ?? Ue, MRk a E CH3 W lwraa4 ti ?? !sn~m> atq~blsrnt i~h, gddtwenctyoW ¶ears, ~*4x lsgt'nse ~tebteai ?? $b~Was at 'tden avdent of ?? Wzosh gt4 inatenat trquzmed 'withoina i, Congk;.gh smutet th entt tok, dth ?? 4we~ poctio tl b yi~ omr.om th el e4aa 4 tbl tt prisonerh waswe a, Go ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE, 0 - LADBETH. A VIoLrNiT DxaxTmn-John McGuin- Ps, , thirty, labourer,- and giving an address at Pimlico, wa charged recently with being drunk and disorderly; further with being a deserter sincee January 4 last from the 2nd Seaforth Highlanders. Con- stable Wills was called to eject prisoner from a public-house in the Old Kent Road, when he strnck the officer a blow in the ...

... TI rT; BRILLIANT LANCER CHARGE AT T BE J3ATTLE OF IMMDUR NAN.: TaE BR.4VE 21ST RECEIVE THEIR MEDALS AT LAST., TEE inedils granted by tie Queen to the 21st Lancers !for the Soudan campaign ivere presented !to the regiment at. th,, Cirragh at Chu'kch parade, by 2dajorGteneral Upton Prior, csdimanding eie Cnieagh District, who was'accombanied iby Maijor Sir Walter Jenner,-SA.A.-.. :,Before ...

... POLICE-l MA SIOQ 'OSt &'DDUD WATNER Ii>'lg Dtgot F;d*: CQ'.-AlbertA'I al ?? ' :U J, I Xo pleaded guilty t b i' e Ald`er l' i i s=e Renals to a A umWs'4 h inbguin ?? the Public He}dthAc0 t ?? *-i sielhn' f'.i which wias n'ot.'oilr B~f..ul~stifli6 8,. of the article ~deianded,. a if i'1 !6..l t~ernted with 1per t, it a- tificate was put in 'Th derwa : s9 any porcentage of wa~te -alwerd nndd;~ ...

... IPOLICE INTELLIGENCEa BOW STREET. A KIND ACTION WFICH COST £20.-t-enry Holmes, of Ampthill Square, N.W., ap- peared before Mr. Marsham to a summons calling upon him to show cause why £20, for whi'A: he was bail, should not be estreated. Some weeks ago the defendant became surety in the sum of £20 for the appearance of -a young Frenchman, giving the name of Bolton, who was charged, together ...

... IS IT BIGAMY ? EhARL RUSSELL BEPORTEP 'BE-MARRIED. A LITTLR more than eight years ago society was stirred.: by the commencement of &e. case -Risell. Y. Russell. In this pase t1o young ?? and Coulzntess Russell- commenced that' long series .of ions- always ending unsatisfactorily-r n. which both parties were alternbtely petitionur and respondent;, but always leaving thi case, as we have said, ...

... COLLECTING SUBSCRIMIONS FOR A BEANO. AT Marlborough Street Police Court, Wl- liam Neal, thirty-eight, described as a store- .keeper, of Harvey's Hotel, Praed Street, .Paddigton, was charged, before Mr. Fen- ,wick, with attempting to obtain, with in- ten to defrau4, ?? from Messrs. Swan and Edgar, of Piccadilly Circus; with fraudu- lently obtaining l0s from Messrs. Dickins 'and Jones, Regent ...

... AN ACTOR IN TROUBLE. AT Bow Street, George Randall, thirty- four, an actor, of - Leana Gardens, 'Ham- mersmith, was charged with bein drunk and disorderly in the Strand shotly after two o'clock in the morning. Prisoner: Yesterday morning I left Bir- mingham - left Birmingham -wait a .moment, I just want to take this down. On Sunday night the same thing happened. I had been to Leopold ...

... II ?? P Id II * , . IL:LUIST. A d SATUND-AY, -Vi3lRuAty, 3, 1900. land.L ?? eakbetale 6f advetu ress 'WVas ?? es Bil' Badthirt -ihb iesmker, ' who twas i'monficte id, ' that.ing farrns au three Baridgta roa Wasd theebeg ad otringe bfatles,~oth £2lfomn th s hous Steet, iinster iohn. I~r custome ~t - a.newsaets. shopi.Bee hsdpohed t~d. kc sunqlwoa idi as rity,- lhe 'se lced hn bfs Itr aerd alsom ...

... SUPPOSED ATTEMPTED- MURDER AND SUICIDE. A TEIRtIBLE domestic tragedy, wvhich was enacted on Friday evening, vvas late an Saturday night reported to the police at Kentish Town, the victims being a man namned John Thomas Butler and his wife, Mary Anne, both aged fifty-seven years. It appears that the couple have been living at 154, Carlton Road, Kentish Town, for the last twenty-seven years, and ...