... Our second Raid in South Mrica is passing from the merely criminal stage of govern- mnental aid financial baseness to that of mili- tary dishonour. British soldiers, the bravest of the brave, are being done to death by British officers, the most, iscompetent in the world. Moreover, it should be proclaimed on the house-tops that Chamberlainl and his gang who are responsible for this inlfamlous ...

... YYESTEliDAY'S I NQIESTS.' RAILWAY WORKIIAN'S. S CKING DEATH. Mr. H. R. Oswald. hold an inquiry at Wimbledon oscei-ning the death of William Sturt, aged forty- eight years, a navvy in the servico of the London and So,th-Vi ostern R ailway (jompany, lately residing at 7, Trevor-teri-ree, .Wiubiedou, who wa -tkiled bn Weduos- day evening, Albert Hoiloway, -also n navvy, stated that ho; the d ...

... A.CTO(XR3 IN DiVOLJ.E, * WEJLL - TKNOWAN PEOPLE ' INrA PAUI7:U'13 IT L C AS.E. Fto the Divorca8 Caurar aix Tl'Iiieiay. before Sir Pt. Conan, Me-a, Axla ieocey xtji'xt, the :i~isalitian of, her maorrlinge -with her he Paaih~iia, :ltw-old J3'oi-(:yj on tiac qr-o aid, of his xroifet tand ftdv0 S'4 ar .J dot) I ic iial-kniiawii mistel-erti tnt thili ?? xoearo- ?? bpiaio better. knuownr aq Phllip ...

... DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE AT EARLSFIELD. A terrible tragedy was enacted at Earlsfield some time between Friday night and yesterday morning. A tamily of the name ot Chalfonit resided at Bassiogham- road, Earlsaeld. The family consisted of the husband and wifo. and three children, aged respectively four' years, three years, and eleven months. The father was a clerk in the employ of the Battersea ...

... | OFFICER'S ASSAULT ON A. CHILID. t ,I LET, OTFF WITH A IkINE1 Ab. the Swurey Quartvi Sessions et, at iigsto-n-oo Thalmes on Wzidiceday, Captai Cnin r is larson iVeOber, of the Indian Stall Corpe. Winchester, e r. renderel to his hail in answer to a , crharge of having indeeertly assaulted May Clarke, aged fonurben y esT, at ;Iflrasainm on August i.1 Mr. Lit luaui, ts OpeaLa;g t'he case for ...

... l. O1 EIi: ?? J ?? FRA-UD BY ?? L'B@~zA I~RAITT BY TE RGYM.A1l FIE3 YEAl'S FOR A WORTHEI; SS- Ssbel W~alton h a-, fortubrly Vicar of Butlors itflrerton, Wsrwsicicshire w:se ilrlicterl, at ILeneastor Quarter SeO'siLns on AfondLy, fIJOI olutalning £e1.) by false pretences iom Jioohn Coward, IlLandIord of MliO Crown lnotel, Granen-over Saudi. lb wits alloged thia aftor iniquirins; Ior tirnislied ...

... PROSECUTION AT DOAT ING. CHARGES W1THDBAWN-.YESTERDAY. i - At the Dorking Police Court yesterday, the Magis- i trates heard several charges against young men of Holmuwood for disorderly conduct on the night of March 1, the day on 'which 'the relief of Ladysmith was anngunced. The defendants were Charles Smith ?? Jenner, Frank Harris, Richard Knight, John Fennell, Donald Hiamblin, Alfred Holden ...

... TEfI? PLA.:CSTOW T?A?Eff?. W0iEfliltN ORBERVED OUT ov COURT. Mr. Juntice .Auckaill had soinethii-, to say on Friday uluing, tb t.ie Old elzley, 00on o ?? of lr. dies beleg presenit dlrinig Lbe hearingf of raurder trialis. ?? wus shocredl,'' 3,o 5,nid, ?? to Eee o:cf111i!l iII colr't y gterdayw~lu a nsirzer case ?? plrodingi and to-day I ?? nlot havc any womaen in coiurt sxcept those w~ho rcr ...

... . Carl Sachse, 20, a waiter, of -Yorksbuildings, Charing Cross, was -charged, at Southwark Police Court, on Friday, before Mr. Slade,'with wounding Olive Irwin, an actress, withb intent' to do her grievou- bodily harm, at Wesitminster-bridge-road. 'The pri. soncr, a short; fair-haired German, seemed frightened and spoke English imperfectly. - I The prosecutrix a tall and dark young woman, of ...

... CLERGYMAN AND CEILD. SETTENCED FOR ASSAAULT. Ai I'ir.ccheter Assizes on Thursday BMr. Justice Ridley sentenccet James HenryThompson, 48, a clergy- iman, to tweire nibs' hard labour for assaulting Maud Young, N ho was under fifteen years of age, on Augctu IS last. It was started by the prosecuition that th.e prisoner when curate at Beaulien, Hampshire, had the girl Young in his Sunday school ...

... THR1' 'POLICE Aj\TD THE UI.'AIIOICIS. At thfe Ceirirl Cirimirtal Couri-t on Friday, lifaro tjbe Commouc$ h, lfre l t, 1ad Filore ocrs T'IOlut-ij ?? io her wzi. to aoiiver an 11dieurtent Chargingg her vith hr .i, published ni lee bcro lie-- aicvf hook outitltid Tbhe Euptnmerou1 by ?ttrgt of Navarre. Tbh Duft:oudlint pleaded Nit guilty. The book wae se.Led by inspritor Arrow, Of Scot- land ...

... TIE . ENTISH TOWN TRAGEDY. - INQIJEST: AND VERDICT. At St. Pancras :Coroner's' Court on uesday Dr. G. D.Tiolmas held an inquest on thu body of John Thomaes Batler, aged: fifty-seven, ao carpentr, who, on telieving Oiet linr bimnght, was found dead in bcd With- his throat t-ht, alt L,54. Carlton oad, 'entish ToYw4i his wife lying besido him suffering, fromt osever iunuries to thet head, from ...