... PLyAGUE IN! CLASGOW.I 5 S ?np.EE MORE SUSPECTED J CASES. t - we hare this morning to record I' ' 5u1,ipectcd caseis of plague have it> ? the Belvidere Hospital, this v sin: that there is any spreading of s ' 1h:thortt'es are acting so that c h c. te safe side, and that no case . e t symptoms approaching F p ..c; ^ iar Two of these cases were , I! k e Iocaltiry where the disease, 0 ' a' e . ...

... A WELSH TRAGEDY. I L1 At Merthyr yesterday Gregoria Laswen, a hib Spaniard. was brought up again on the charge 1 pj of murdering a compatriot, named Martin Savada, at the Bute Arms Inn, Dowlais, on 16th inst. Several witnesses naving been called, the accused wvas committed for trial. CGIRvAi FIsEsERAx SBENT To Ptrso.A-t Ayr Si Sheriff Court ?? Orr Paterson ! ?? Shields, fisherman, Wilson T ...

... Sur.IvF CR;o-TrAL CoURT.-A pleading diet of Glasgow Sheriff Ccurt was held yesterday in the County Buildings-Sheriff Guthrie presid- ing. Wm. M'Intyre, a youth with nine previous convictions, received sentence of imprisonment for five months, with hard labour, for attempted pocket-picking at Glasgow Cross and assault upon two constables and a, civilian who effected his apprehension. - John ...

... COURTl OF SESSION. F _ 07TER HOGUSE-Friday, April 20. (Before Lord Stornionth Darling.) CASDELL V. STEVENtSON. Lord Storinonth Darling has issued judgment in the action bv John James Cadell of Banton agaainst John Stevenson of Gat-eside, Castlecary. I near Glasgow. His Lordship said that although this case took the form of an application by1 the cosp ainer to interdict the respondent from I ...

... c, CMESAND CHARos. DOUBLE CHILO MURDER AT LEEIS; Mr Justice Ridley and- -a jury Iiad befo . them at the West Riding Assizes, Leeds, durm-t the whole of the sitting on Saturday, a charge1 ?? Mellor (29), ,wo had been in5the employ of the Corporation as ac .oal-wheeler~i,. of having murdered his two illegitimatechid- ren, Ada- and Annie Beecroft, at Leeds, onj the 12th MIay. The mother of the ...

... CBRIMES AND ChIARGES. GLAeSGOW SHIcrFF CRIsINAe, COURT. - At a pleading diet of Glasgow Sheriff Criminal Court ?? Guthrie presiding-the fol- lowing cases were disposed of :-John M'Na?'b, who had been previously convicted, was sent to prison for nine months, with hard labour, for having on the 27th June, on the stair lead- ing to the Subway Station at Buchanan Street, assaulted a man by seizing ...

... THE CADZOW EJECTION CASES The trials of miners' agents and others on charges arising out of Cadzow ejection disturb- ances took place in Hamilton Sheriff Court yes- terday. The Court-room was early filled with miners and their wives. Mr R. Wilson, pro- curator-fiscal, prosecuted, and Mr W. T.- I-ay, writer, Hlamilton, appeared for the defence. The first case was against David Gilmour, ...

... COURT 0u SE81ION. FIRST DIVISION-Tuesday, June 26. (Before the Lord-President, Lords Adam, MI'taren, and Kinnear.) TrOMPS GOODWI ?? D. & W. H27DR1S50N & CO. A A settlement was intimated of an action brought by Thomas Goodwin, labourer, 36 Gal- lowgate, Glasgow, against D. & W. Henderson' & Co., engineers, 190 Elliot Street, Glasgow. The pursuer concluded for payment of £153 in respect of ...

... C311DIES AND CHAR~GES. .a- CLAS~8W SHECRIFF CRIMINAL COURT. e A plea-ding diet of the Glasgow Sheriff ?? Court was held inz the Justiciary Build- o zerings ?? Gutbe-je on the bench. 501r-IFlr caUr-ixiE ON CIVnL MA.RETAGOIS. . ?? Ce-an, an elderly roan, pleaded eo-uilty 5 adp- toa charge of bigamy. 0On the 16th Miarch, n v. 1899, at 90 Great IlIaroilton Street, he mzarried s Ellen Weir, of 35 ...

... IMS i C~RIMES AND CHARGES. | . HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. HIIGHI COURT-Monday. 'November 26. F i (Before Lord 'I'Laren.) The Dunoon Culpable Homicide Case. Jane Hop!;ins, a very respectably-attired girl, who still vears her hair hanging, came up, having been remi-ted from Greenock. en a 1 charge of having, after having been delivered of a living male child in Ruskin Cottage, High a John Strcet. ...

... CRIMES AND CHARGES rd GLASGOW SziRPI CRmnNAL COaaT. -At a ,e pleading diet of a Sheriff Criminal Court' held ( ie yesterday the folloving caes were disposed of: d -Jane Hendry was sent to prison for 30 days ( ir for the theft of three hand-worked Chinese d shawls of the value of £50 each, a fur boa, a ( f- cape, and eight pieces of trimming from a house !d in Busby, where she was employed as a ...

... CRIMES sXD CHARGES. ?? JEWLLERY BURGiLAR.| On Saturday evening a daring borgiary was commritted at the residence of Mr A. Marc, of; the Newberries, Radleft, the thieves encceeeding in getting away with between £E4000 and £:5000.1 worth of jewellery, belonging t~o firs Marc. i The burglary was effected wihile the family| svere at dinner, between 7.30 and 9 p.m. Thel burglars reached Mrs Marc's ...