... THE SALE OF AN EXOTER f - }3HOTELl _ _ _ ~~~seemecn Lt LITIGATION PENDIN;G: INTERrESTI-NG aged tc d CSE balarnci d CAS1D. others n An intereeting aoplioation was hear2 lat they ro is the E'xeter Polioce Court on Tuesday -before to seize ir Messrs A Bowden (in the chair) and J Knap- did mai man -with reference to the Nugget Hotel in felt tha A Queen-street. Mr J Beal (Messrs Friend, tremen d ...

... YESTERDAY. Before the Official Receiver, Mr E. 0. Clarke. 3SIRST MdEETINGS. WILLIAM JASIUS TIVY, of 8, Lansdown place, Clifton, physician and ?? HI. R. Wans- s] brough appeared for the debtor, creditors being re- presented by Mr W. J. Sloan, Mr E. Mead King, and b A] r I1. T. M. C. Gwynn. The liabilities to rank for a dividend amount to £6,397 4s 6d, and the deficienY t is estimated at £6,364 ...

... 7X A TIIMBER I AFT ADRIFT, P fl ACTION FOR DAMAGEES, 7 At the Bristol county court yesterday, his lonour SE Judge Austin heard the interesting action of ur ?? v Jones and Wainwright. Mr Fn. lt Weatherly 11 (instructed by Mr Styring) appeared for the plaintiff, 08. Thomas Duliett, and the defendants were represented by Mr James ]lnskip. ?? Weatherly stated that the plalntill; who was captain of ...

... Inquests is Bristol. YESTERDAY! Before the Deputy City Coroner, Mr A. L. I3arker. I FOUND DEAD IN THE VATER, At the Bedminster police station, on the body of a man unknown, found this morning In the Floating Harbour. P.C. 161, of the Water Police, stated that he discovered the body of a man in the Floating Harbour about a quarter- past eight this morning. The body appeared to have been In the ...

... | CHARGES OF FORGERY I AND EMBEZZLEME-NT. 1 . . - I . -1 IT. n - - At Bristol police court, yesterday, Mr George E. th Davies partly beard the case ?? Frederick Id Francombe, a confectioner, who was charged, on wre remand, with forging an endorsement to a oheque ay for £2 Gs, with ombezzllog £1 Bs on October 18th, he |£2 15s 6d on November 1st, £1 5s on November ry Ith, and £1 8s on November ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Lord Hylton (in the chair), Messre H. Shore, E. E. Broderipp, J. Batey, George Carter, and T. 0, Gregory. THE CLANDOWN ASSAULT CASE, Arthur Wheeler was charged at the instance of Inspector F.t S. Allen, of the ?? with assaulting Tom Naish, aged 12 years, at Clandown on September 4,1899. Mr J. C. Gilmore (Messrs Gilmore, 11wawer, and Lloyd, of Bristol) appeared to:prosecute ...

... Bristol Bankruptcy Covert. l YESTERDAY. I Before his H-onour Judge Austin. ~A BANK;RUPTCY ANNULLED. ELIZA TmeNDY, 45, Ruysdael place, Clifton, spin- a ter and lodging house ?? Walter Watts lapplied for the bankruptcy to be annulled, 20s in |£1, with four per cent. interest and all costs. baving been paid. The Official R2eceiver concurred in the application, and the order w~as made, a surplus ...

... rllsR4 Bankrilptcy Counla in Y ESTER]DAY. t IBefore the Official Receiver, M r E. C. Clarke. In FIRST MCEETINGS, id Tuio'MAS CLARK, of 226, Stapleton road, butcher.- .d The liabilities expected to rank for dividend amount to £131 9F ud the deficiency is estimated at £109 14s. Accordint;, L the Official Receiver's observations the debtor has for about 17 years carried on business as J. a ...

... ACTION FOR DE.MURRAGE. lICLAY AND McINTYRE V, SPILLERS AND BAKERS, LTD. Yesterday, In the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court ol Justice, before Mr Justice Matthew, sitting without a jury to take commercial causes, the action of Maclay and McIntyre vY Spillers and Bakers, Limited, of Bristol, came on for hearing. Mr Robson, QC., and Mr Horridgo, were for the ploin- tifls, and Mr Carver, Q ...

... In the Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice yesterday, before the President (Sir Franis Jeune), the case of Palmer v. Palmer and Becker was heard, This was a case in which Mr Edward Wilton Palmer, a commercial traveller, who had resided at Belgrade, Oldlield road, Bath, petitioned for a I dissolution of his marriage with the respondent, Jessie Gertrude Palmer, by reason of her ...

... Gate Police Co?riI 'E~3TERDA1X v JBefore Capt. lieliield (ia the chair), Sir E. P. Willl Co and Neesre rt. G. Graham and Elenry Fedden. i J OOTII ALI ENTIEC$IAS5.q Frank 13udd, Allbert Pillinger, Arthur Blrltton, t] Cruergo lFudge, and (Gilbert AECOS were chargqed withl C cou~iug an obstruction by playing football In UE' an ham road, lKiugseood, on the 12th inSt, They weri~ let nolfon the ...

... Tp-g onsiol fo..ce cou VL YESTERDAY. IBefore MesErs E, B. Colthurst and Fearfick Rlchards, ONE MORE ON TIIE LI~T Eelina Smith, 54, who had a long record of con- victious against her, was sent to prison for 14 days fcr begging In Old Market street. A BRILLIAINT IDEA, William Wright, 15, William Knight, 13, and Rcbert bart, 14, were charged with throwing stone. P.C. 37 A stated that the previous ...