... POLICE INTElrJfIE NC-Ev. YESTERDAX)J. tSOWEIIERS DiVli';io- (Before 'r l axa-e, 'Q * OPEN A` PHWA(HICH~ >t YT MILilJ\.\, A young mnan n; med Js F.-I H 'c-v sideat of 4Sllaown, wvas aar.i ?? asawsuaeed Rev Dr aioffat aun i .ore ?? were condun.tg wn open z:ir ra :. - V.e : on the Common at ?? . .: - . ogn. Aaittinr x-oungflg rl.L 2 a.a.. Hackett was charged wilhl s >. : a . stable rlO E when ...

... I'TY QUARTER SESSIONS. i WHITE CLOVES FOR THE RECORDER. Yesrfrdav the Hon the Itecorder (Sir P R. Falkiner, Q Ci, opened the business of the City QuaAter Ses- sions in the small room of the Green, street, Courthoase. Mr C Kerisan, Clerk oI the OCrwn and Peace, w(s in attendance. The Recorder was premented witi a pair of white gloves for the first time durting his term of-office. The fo]lowin§ ...

... 'Bet THE EVACUATION OF Te I PEKIN. od Tl c . ?? STRONG FEELING AGAINST tan RUSSIA'S PROPOSAL P ?? MASSACRES IN SHANWSL IMPERIAL COURT AT TAT-YUAN-FU. eon A CHINESE GIFT TO RUSSIA. date I. the _ Gen CURIOUS RUMOUR FROM tcal SHANGHALra - ?? (From Special Correspondent of ?? Daily th .News and Glasgow Herald.) will Berlin, September 4, Night. 6upJ In consequence of the determination of some ...

... THE ALLEGED WIFE 3EURDER DAWSON AT THEz POLICE COURT. Frederick F. Dawson (21), of eno fixed abode, was charged at Leeds Police-court yesterday, befrre the Stipendinry Magistrate (Mr. C. M. Atkinson) with the wilful murder of his wlife, Emily lavwson. whilst they wvero lodging at 10, Belgrave'-street, on the 12rth inst. Mr. T. Tnernton appeared for thie prosecution, and Mr. Arthur Willey to ...

... COURT AND PERSONAL COURT CIRCaAR. IW- adr Castle, Sab=7y. ,; The Quee &l.(ve oput ?? afe 0on a-- panied by Princess Henry OF ?? d Pr: Victia of 8ChlesWig-HolStein. Pinee Cristn Of Sclleswig-H~oltein dined with Her Majesty last evenang. ; he Marqeds f Salisbary and Lady Gweadolen Cecil d =n-ired at the Castle, and hat the honour of dining with a3t Queen and te 1y Family. The Mh.7gis of Salisp' ...

... WEST PIDIYG ADTDP{ ASSTIZiS. LEEDS TW AT.T CYROWy N~ (Bc2r ?? J~i..Wk Tis ~ 'od Ic 1 1. S-ta r ?? -- nii 1he * 1313 , -2 18a C4 1n;3cn. '7Ia20 I wt ri'@ ?? 7 1: NDv 7 0 ...

... LOCAL AV, CAS:. E ArnD G\ I yy - Limi HF'S CaLa Was j' Ia n i Cr, pcii in ?ir' * n '- 3j 'fl5]j Ti AI Inn ,x hi o ied o -I A ii ii . ,aro- lid -ay an,' cn 1 -.cll Lta n a Mr. ?? I , ' I ...

... SELBY. At the Selby Brewstear Sessions yesterday, Supt. Stoth drew attention to the serving of young children with intoxicating liquor, and stated that proper gre- eaution w as not exercised in supplying drink to drunken persons. There was also laxity in supplying refresh- ments to so-called bona fide travellers. The only appli- cation was one by Bentley's Yorkshire Breweries Limited for a ...

... TEOHARGBS AGAINST A BANGOR : PIVATE DETE TIVE- FtTURTHER( COMMITTAL TO THE ASSIZES. At the Baangor Police Court on Tuesdtay,befbrc the: Mayor, Mr Harry Ctiegg, and Mr Thomas. Rcoberts,the young man,Charles.R. Franci6,w'h'o, up to a short time ago, occupied ant office in 13ig- street, Bangor, as a private detective agency, wzw again brought up on remand on:.a charge of having obtained money ...

... ' LLANGEFNL *j: PettySessions.- These ssions were held on Monday, 'before Messrs Thomas Owien'and 0. Jeffrey Jones (in the first court), and Messp ID. Rees ,and ;3ic~hard.Williais(in the sedonai ?? tlhe applicatipn of Mr-W'. Thornton Jones, the licence .o the' Panton. AnuS, Pentrath, -was: transferred from Bliss Williams to John Owen, late'of Trevor Plas, i ?? follwing persons wjere tfined for ...

... TICXETLESS TnATTLLES 3OWED A - E. Q. 0 G wAYi. - At the Conway Police ourt'on Mqnday be- fore Mr H. Kiaiv; Mk'Smth of -ber- ifrawn,: 'va w har'ged with ftravellinge without a,: ticklet from 1in'go. Deganwy,'with intento defraud the oopany on jtem'er 7t ' Mr Fenni, prosecuted on. behalf f tlte London atnd North-Western Railway ompany- and fr. S. .. Dew defended. Mr Fennadetailed the ...

... ;L % Ls bI . d.OT. Y. - i TOUROJBEARERS fN;THI POI[CW COURT. The- Borough' Podiee. 6urbt (arnrvon), WES cwowvded onfon'day, , he~n inteistig p.od- iflgs t~l 'ice as .thei~sul~it 'of t as x'wyin wrhich' ara~eried '-th~e'way r-iiiaxich'a ~tioin of the. Libeal party :- celebat ed their . redent I vietory in the CarrnarvonBoroughs. ' 'doing | malicious dageoD othiepremises o. Mx E. Lloyd' Cartei; ...