... [SUBJECT OF ILLUSTRATION.] A SHOCXING murder has been committed at ColIbrook, a little 'village about .four- miles from Staines, th0 victim being. a' child named Lizzie Smith, aged eight and a half years, who was 'found, on Monday week; atrangled'in an outhaose near her father's house. The police' had been notified' that the child, who was the daiuhter of. a&brIick- layer named William Smith, ...

... ANTI-VACCI1IATORS GET INTO. TROUBLE AT BEXHILL. ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE POLICE. SoaM extraordinary evidite was heard at the East Sussex County ?bolica Court at Hastings, when two Btashill anti-vaaeina- tors -Frederick James Stevens, thirty-three, 1, 6ornwall Road, Bexhill, plasterer, and *Charles George Cornelius, thirty, 10, Park; hurst Road, Bexhill, coaehiuilder. appeared to answer to a ...

... FHLICE TELLIBE NCE. CLEEKENWELL. | A MARTYR FOE SOKEONE ELSE.-Ned e , elly, twenty, a printer, of Eyre Street Hill, was charged before Mr. Chapmaan, with stealing from the person of John Sharp a silver albert and a temperance medal, value 9s. 6d., at Gray's Inn Road. The prose- cutor said his chain was snatched away from him-on Mondav week byva man who succeeded in getting away with it. He ...

... e-- --l . IN the Queen's Bench Division on Wednes- day the case of Capper, Son, and Company, Limited, v. Blucher and wife and another came on for 'hearing before Mr. Justice Ken- nedy and a special jury. This was an ac- tion by a firm of linen-drapers against Prince and Princess Blucher and Princess Catherine Radziw-.ill to recover £Z07 Ss lid for goods sold and delivered to Princess Blucher. ...

... B ABSENT-]MINDED MAN DEFENCE I MICHAEL. HENRY STAPLETON, alias HarrV Seymour, twenty-three, actor, Waterloo Road, 'was charged;, befote Mr. Fenwick, a.'the Marlborotigh Stre-t Police Courni- wvith failing to produce a first-class ticket, sh owing that he had paid his fare, 8d., vwhile travelling on the Metropolitan Rail- way, and with refusing to' give his name and address. i Mr. Alfred ...

... ILIUTITI@ UPI f SATURDJA MARCH 3, 1900. THE ELEP TRAGEDY AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. EVIDENCE AT THE INQUEST. Tar inquiry into the death of-' Enmaiiuei Cook Baker, thirty-sevcn, carpeniter,,1:the employ of Lord George Sanger, whW'wa' killed by the elephant 'Charlie .i& tbe' Crystal U1alace on Snnday wekj wTild. A brother of the deceaaid said ;t so fair as he knew deceased w 'a soWte~an. . Dr. G. ...

... POLICE I. TELLISENCE. -CLERKENWEI~Lh Ax IMPUDENT TmIEr.-George Coop(er, twenty-six, a stonemason, of no fixed abode, was, charged vith' stealing from, the person ?? Stott, a gold watch chain, value P£7, at Euston Road. The prosecutor, .a resident of Motecambe, was walking near St. Pancras Siation the: previous afternoon, when Coopet and another man ran up to him. The prisoner, with ...

... UV' NoTimq, ROMS OF LORtS'I, W=XSTMfST% MU ?? hwiring- New Sharlstoam Ooflerita CmPany V Earl~o 1%twe~orind& JOUDlCIAL CU ~XIT~TE Op TITS ParT coL'ycIL WHItTEHALL. No stittlnu Uuti Tluesday, April 3rd. SUPI-VUEi COURT 01' 3UDICATtrME COURT 0Oi1 Al1' A.L,-8dort. the Mat,,r of Ile Rlolls, Lord .luine, Rtigby. aund LOKIt J11tete V'aushim %1711iiarn.-In Appoa C`ourt, No, II-AL 103.Ap~I(In ...

... THE FATAL FIRE LN THE EAST END. VqQUEST AND VERDICT. The inquest on the bodies of the five children who wero burnt to death at the terribe fire in St. Georg's-street, E., on the night of December 11th, wad resumed yesterday afternoon at the Vestry Hall, Cabl-street, F, by Mr. Wynns Baxter, the Coroner. The Coroner caid the main object in eadiu-ning the inquiry had been to secure the presence ...

... iCOUNTY OF LONDON SESQ-,osS. m(UTH SDE) NEWNGTO-N. (Before Mr. Lave nd-L-veitd, Q.C4 IBOTLED UP NOW. Tionugh he is insane tfere wvas a good dcel o- iogic in .ne statementu pt Lorward by Giiazres Wood Dudley, 41, vwho was put in the dock on a charge 0 of )ring ?? dged a plate-glass widv . and other property o'cng-iu; to John EUissel anj C L of Newington :Batts, to the a'otnt of t B lt seems ...

... LAW NOTICE& HOUSE OF LORDS. WErflhIXSZR~ At 10.30.-Heiaring: Main Colliery C;o. abv,. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PAivy cosr WIJITEHALL. ApeAvlv.-At 10.30: Tlnruth~pasxu ?? ete n a Va~ilagallil Pallaseti Reman Mt~-tn~, otlers a' tardar Niegh and othrs. SUPREME COURT 01' JCDICArT~gp. COURT 0OF APPEAL-Before tbe Mfaxte-r teR Lord Justic Righy. and Lo'r) JusUetan,-~ARCC4 GourtlIt.-AzI.O. ?? im'n ...

... KENTISHM-TOWN, SUICIDE. I .-i A MYSTERY CLEARED UP. On Thursday night a Dwan was found to have hanged hiniselI on-a jeweller's pre- mises in Kentish-town, where a robbery had just been committed, and sensatiojl1 rumours were circulated about the affair. The mystery was cleared up yesterday. The shopi 159, Kentish-town-road, is cecupied by Mr. Joseph F'aller, jeweller, and he had a csretaker ...