... IN THE POLICE COURTS I AN ANXIOUS Wroow, A well'dressrsd younog woman einteriid the witness- box at Souothwarlc. and smtilingly informed My, Slagl-i that she desired his advice. DIvIi' Slade : WVhat im the mattwer The, Applica~nt-' Well, it is rather aL delicate sob- j'ct, but. I, wish to gislt ?? again, and I've lost What c~ortilicate %-My husvband's death ceritiiCateD. Oh, you're a Widow, ...

... LIBEL ACTION AGAINST MR BOTTOULEY. AN AMIOABLE SE¶rLEMENT. Before Mr. Justice Day and a special jury, in tho Queen's Bench Division yesterday, Erskine and Another v. Botiomley was an action broulbt by Mr. James Malcolm Montaith lrakino and Mr. Matthew Fletehor Oxenford, trading an Erskine, Oxonford, and Co., stockbrokers, against Mr. Horatio Bottomiley, described as a company pro- mooter, to ...

... HOCSE OF LORDS, WYESTIMINSTER. T- 1st No tin~ Ths f.2 i busillm is appointed fo~r mmnday tnet at 04 -Hearingj: Wifl.nEd.4 d c Lu d)v WV. Gallon and Lon IJUDICIAL COKM=FlT OF TIDE PRIIY COOUSCIL. WUIT EHALL, A,. 1- 3C.-.idgtmfut~s: Ther Ten-a-- Erpoionn Syndicate (Lried iei!l-TbiruthilallU Iamia Mfemm and othe-rs v 'Varta,,igaiul Piali-ssri Rariari Menon. Mnion and peti- ti,,ns: Tlbs Mr ...

... LAW NOTICE& VOI'SE OF' LOW)S. WZSsnnyarTa.II At 10..-O-Fnrtlier her-ting Magntla, Scts.l Company and ct~husr v lancikm Synaclttn synidnse, JUDICIAL. COMUsrrITTK OF FT PRIVY COUIINDIL. Alt 10.30 -Appeoasa Luhoinni Morn v (bwdbry Mohunt ltotbn11 Nkth liar, part, U&W-- l t11ss aid otthers v Rye. Witl, and annother. WiLohanis.LsondLr Justic Lordnics-I Appea.luCtr No. I. It IF' 0-.t '1ot.ai ...

... LW NOTICE& JOMCU. MMITT. 0? 71M PRIVy oV11 ,,!P ~ MCS Maktamm~rz MmgpOOR COUL 0F AYMAJ.-S.*reg tb, Marter A -h -L'a-d Justnor Mgry, owdl ord Justacm(hne 1 Cxirt, ?? II-At ~O-ipa iAj~- a i2k~r--W1Iiu~ Ingram. Ap:~Al fr',m ttk- a l2,4 l of I &4r)R .A Ra *Pafiy (Urwftet) V (litnyp.. Pf!,o, Lord Jztr A L, Smi~tb, Lord Jiu -~ W~liaem, and lxrd Justice j.-oAt. ?? v Svf't, Part 004r-O mt iv*N w ,bl f ...

... In the Court of Appeal on Wednesday, in the case of Grahame v. Robertson, an application was made by the defendant for judgment or a new trial in an action tried before Mr Justice Grantham and a special jury at York. The action was brought by Mrs Grahame, professionally known as Miss Gracie Grahame, against the defendant, the lessee and manager of a theatre at Yarrow, to recover damages for ...

... CHARGE AGAINST hIORACE SEI)GER. At Bow-street Police-court, on Thursday, Horace Sedger, forty-eight, theatrical manager, of York-terrace, Regent's-park, and Mrs EthelSedger, twenty-eight, his wife, were charged before Sir Franklin Lushington with stealing, by means of a trick, from John Barker and Co. (Limited), drapers and silk mercers, Kensington, goods to the value of ;5 lOs. 4d. Mr C. 0. ...

... SOCIETY BREAcJI OF PROMISE CASE. AN EARL'S HEIR'S HEARTLESS CONDUCT.& BUT HE HAS TO PAY £4,000 DAMAGES. 'AT the Middlesex Sheriff's Court, held at. the Town Hall, Brentford, before Mr. Under Sheriff Ruston and a jury, the action of Mavro v. Craven, for breach of promise of marriage, came on for the assess- ment of damages. The plaintiff was Mrs Alice Caroline Mavro, widow, daughter of a ...

... I THE DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH I v . BURGLARS AT TOTTENHAM. I ,,I -4-- AT the Tottenham Police Court, Philip Wood, labourer, of 28, Durham l. oad, Finsbury Park, who apeared in the dock with his head enveloped in sur- gioal bandages, was charged with breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Richard Reuben Booth, farmer, of Hanger Farm. St.: Ann's Road, Tottenham, on Tuesday, 'Feb- ruary 13, ...

... ThE DIVORCE COURT. TEE CLERICAL S1I.a I Francis Jeunne rnd a .peeiijnry 51ed on londay tbi hearing of the es5 of .Young v. Young ?? Mintoft (Burton ?? was th2 (rton of the Rev. Hamilton Youncg, Picarefe Aloe. Yorkshire, for a divorce by o O thre ralleged adultery of his wif.Mrs. Sarah lizabeth Young, with the ecorsepordent, Mr. Thomas John ft. a churchwardon of Alne, againsm whom ~dsag55 were ...

... I ESTERDAY'S INQUESTS. I DEATH IN PRISON.' Yesterday, at Wormwood-soruibs pri. aon, Mr. Drew held an inquest on the body of Richard Hyams, aged 6& months, s son of a married womonof Church-street, Deptford. The mother is undergoing a 1 sentence of five months' imprisonment from the Greenwich police-court for neg- lecting three other children. She took the deceased into prisoD with hor. Dr. ...

... TRADE MARKS ON OLD FOE QiqNA. i 'iile. jeutnves were eulnploycl coulnc ntb fail to boat ited ivit'iU W Y Objeefoulblefea- *rc's ,ld they Lciped that the publicity tila'to the utroter mcght deter managers gieeec 'oc~cigsuch natives in exhibitions in tNtMI. hae ConuticUi adjourned shortly mfter ;tVoil o'clock, 1.O'NDON SCHOOL BOARD. f orot Xery ?? at Thuradiy's meeting If tic ~oildoO School ...