... F I ?7 RTASsiof r-;L.A6w, YE;STERDAY. Dafvra Messrs J. E. Shellurd and E. Pare ams. A CABDRIVER FINED Jobn Adey, 6J, on remand, was charged with being drunk in charge of a horte and cab. Mr It. W. Clifton said that compensation had been made for two boys the defendant knocked down, and he asked the migistrate3 to deal lauriently with the man. Inspector Court said that Adey had held alitonse ...

... A MINER'S DEATH. Dr E. 31. Grace, coroner for the Southern division of Gloucestershire, held an Inquest at the White Swan, North street, Downend, on Saturday morning, on the body of William Cusher. Mr E. J. Watson appeared on behalf of the family, Mr Hart (NIessrs Osborne, Ward, Vassall & Co.) for the Kingswood and Parkfield Colliery Co., and Mr William Whitefield watched the proceeding on ...

... D . ?v Bristol Fe. ca CourL YESIERDAY. 1%fore Alderman Sir Robert Symes and Mr A. N. Price. sUNrDAY NIGHT IN THIE STREETS. 'Ihomoas DOnt 17, Herold Bond 16, and William Collins 17, % rt charged with being disorderly In Ulne street oi Surday night. r.o.36 A saw the boys in CLvi street with their arms around one enotbhe'smn-J;(. They were disorderly and people were corupell-d io get off the ...

... DAMAGING A PROSPECr. XYi steiday, before Mr JusticeLawranoe, without a juty, In the Queen's Bench Division, the case of ISieLot v. Pease and others came on for further con- sidiratloD, having been adjourned from the Bristol IAusize. e Mr loute, Q C., for the eplalntlff, said In this action he claimed damages for the erection of a stable, and no doubt his lordship had arrived at a cor clusion ...

... WI lOTTON-UNDER-EDGE POLICE, it At the Wotton.under-Edgo police court yesterday the general anrnuel licenlsing meeting was held, the magis- trates present being MesFrs W. Goodrich and G. H. Wollaston, Supt. Biggs submitted his annual report which stated that there were 49 licensed houses in the divition, being the same as last year. These consisted of 27alebousmB. 16 beerhouses, 4 off ...

... Ormbtof PThCe Courts IESTERDAY. Before Alderman J. W. S. Dix and Mr Charles WilladJ k FINDING A P'IECE Ol METAL. John Powis, G2, was charged with steealing a piece of metal belonging to a machine shaft. Re told the nmagistrates that he picked it up at Strke Gilford while patberitg enaile, which was his regular occupation, The Clerk-Do you eat tbhem - rfendant-I sell them. I eat them myieef ...

... THE BRIDGWA&TER CEMENT COMPANY, LTD. id AOTION IN THE HIGH COURT. St ?? i~n Yesterday, before Mr Justice. Grantham and a I ,special jury in the Queen's Bench Division of the I :r,, High Court, & claim by Thomas Holden, of Bridg- s al water, claiming a deolaration thiat he was still t as managing director of the defendant company in the f a terms of an agreement to that effect and that he ...

... RI3S'TOL LAW (ASE. YlE:RncrANT N'E\NTUlvvi-l OlB ISInIs , V. STotIIxITv. --Mr Justice Cozccs HEardy, inthe Chancery I)ivision of the J-ligh Court of Justice, yesterday commenced the hearing of the action of the Master, Wardens' aed Commonalty of the Merchant Venturers of the county and city of Uristol v. Ccorgei Ivelson titothert. ?? Vernon Slnith, QC., and Mr 0. Leigh Ciars, instructed by ...

... Bristol Police C-Mittia YESTERDAY, Before Messrs IV. E. George and Wx. A, Th. DA'MAGING P-ROPERTY, Frank Peard, 13, John Moore, 13, 1a,!, 12,werechargedwithstealing a quantity I the property of Gooddy, Cripps & Sons, fr ,.a I Marsh. P.C. 83 C in consequence of cotq!l. to Canon's Marsh where he found a ?? in disused stables. The prermises hald 1,. , damaged, and the boys had a fire in t! -; had ...

... , ILong Ashimtn. P§irce Court. YESTERDAY. Btefore lr:E, J. Swacmn (hr the cbait), ?? Therne; and Mr F. Weetherly. AIF'VAOR AT DUNDRiY. George Jeffery was eumrmoned for assaulting Henry Lcek, at Dundiy, on the 2Ath June. The defendant, who wasl repro-senteod by Mr , 0. Tuckett, plezaed not guilty. TIe complainant, a labouror, living at the Hats, Birraw 'funk, raid that about Geves o'clock in ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Mr W. H. Elkins and Col. Coates, THEFT OF PIGEONS. Henry Henbrow, 17, and Oharles Keeler, 17,. were charged with stealing pigeons belonging to James Trowbzidge, of Horfield. DDetective Wall said that on the previous day he went to Elenbrow's house, and found that some of the pigeons that had been stolen were on the premises. Subsequently Keelee was arrested, and when charged ...

... u i1 Bristol Faio4ce Churl YESTERDAY. r Before ?? A. H. Ford and A. G, Verrier. APP'LE STALING. Thomas Douglas, 14, Thomas Brooks, 12, Thomas Smith, 12, and Elrn-st William Fry, 15, were charged with ?? apples from an orchard at Ridgeway. P.C. 57 D proved the offence. MrtGerrish, the ownor of the apples, said a good deal of damage was done 1 In the orchard by boys stealing apples. Not only ...