... (OLD IB.IEY I.) R-.\ lt I AL E OLD B.AAL.Ij ?? _ . ?? ?? 1NY1B1T IST'r12iT E'QSTISIC 'SFnW'NCED, tile 'it o-Cid, who 1 0d b'e two-- 3Titl nt ?? 'it-ocr 0licO, WY. f oTT i~a 1tJTTO it .111 n'uiditl 't -t thaIT 7db m~~~si ia-,icr!,V~ ?? IT13' jio't r Ooi'e ?? flerict 'iL o ii-' a '1-ri od h T ltro *- 1)- l o-tb tT c-TV 7130 -botkt'-' -.a- h;eht te'O! ?? Henry mlittih t iowot, S rie idted or~ ...

... GE. NTIA:L; OIM{.Ajz COUJRT. The jrdy eceeonso1 wan openedl itt the Old .3liflev ona IMonday in) the prevence ot the loudl M~iyot (Sir, ji. iNlewlee). FSir WV. P. Treloar, (Seiiios- Sheriff), the, Re. voider (Silr Forrest Fulton, ?? Itu Common Slerje uan (Mr.inseus v1 , Q.C)h , the m ?? (Medssrs. vo.vr Mama rlan'd c5. 0. sitn, td te highel ciftdere ofl-b `Uityrjjof London. ,the Caleda com- ...

... i smulalwo Znlxwx;?g, i bMe. 0. ?? Wytt V h1. eld~ ino ireljllst ait CamE-rrgtIl on iondiay-a the hbdy of .Fhdimrd Wi1lisam IAnuts, atjl ni thirfty-ftve yenrv, su ftieiy ?? mllfker, Inte ly evnig Il' ?? ?irlo~o'sr Lte-t, Cu$41s-bee ll. CO3iltslito heusenan. of the nbove ad~ires3, id thaii dveceased led oiiiy Iciodp with her ten cli:-. i uas ij rely provd autil recivuted aeisi d :e1t riretly ...

... RESERVIST'S WIDOW MURDERED. SENSATIONAL CONFESSION AT THE INQUEST. Christmas Day festivities were tragically marred at the village of Stokeshy, near Yarmouth, by the news of a terrible murder. The victim is a young woman named Kelly, whose husband, a reservist, died only a few days ago while serving in South Attica. She lived with her intant, which was only fourteen weecs oid, in a small ...

... WESLEYAN-$ MINISTER ACCUSED OF IMMORATUTY. SENSATIONAL LIBEL SUIT. VERDICT-YESTERDAY. Some remarkable evidence was given at theNorthum- berland Assines, where, Mr. Justice Day heard the sensational Ainwick slander action, arising out of the mysterions disappearance last August of Miss Ruth Brown. The plaintiff, William Nightingale, is a well-known local Primitive Methodist revivalist Who ...

... PRESIDENT LOUBET. ARREST AND CONFESSION. Lyons, Oct. 27. In a talegram fromr Avignon the Yousvelliste dt Lyon, gives currency to the following story of a nlo against President Loubet:- ' An Anarchist pvlot which had for its object the assassination of M. Loubet. President of the Republic, was discovered a few days ago. A man named Couturier, a working electrician, on Sunday night robbed his ...

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... YESTERDAY`S I -; POLICE ]; f f VCASES. ONE OF THE YEOMANRY DRUNK. At the Thamnes Police Court George Parker, a re- spectable-looking mn, was- oharged with being drunk whble inciharge of a ponq and cart. On Friday evenink a constable was attracted to a crowd in Mile-end-road and on going to the.spot sak a pony on its back, De- fendant was there and said it was in his charge. As ha was drunk and ...

... QUZ ' ITS ,9Li i ?? pt w: ,o~E ?? La 'inn lc~~~l'01oa OI, JLD Y NO''LI)Dis IsA' NY$ VAl ck6iilltbaav' to ~ind i tubeh out itli'i. L Iadoptd by' oreeil police . wcithontie ru I eMPloymetM 01 spies~ to get up., bogris plots WeSa dent mird as a ncan and i~h Calc ns timcc-R 'We regarded'it IIAn4 ?? ienpau a Ucndtineniti'i. charactr that ihad- no natine n ou~r laniguage aruihar~l (Tii'ie HeNsaj ...

... A shocking domestic tragedy eccurred on Monday at Holusfirtli, uear Haiddersdield, in the case of a woollen .weaver, named. Jonas Ramsden, aged fifty, residing with' his wife and six children in a back lane. On Monday morning the children left home, three for school and three for work. Whon'they returned at noon they found their motlier lying on the bedroom floor dead and the father hanging ...

... THE LAWS OF FEMALE BEAUJTY. At Bow-street on Tuesday Alice Maud Taylor, 31, described as a clerk, and Harry Sidney Nicholls, pub. lisher, 39, Cookspur-street, were charged on remaud, before Mr. De Rutzen, with being concerned with another person not in eustody in publishing and selling a book called Kalogynomia; or, the Laws of Female Beauty, and ceriain plates alleged to be of an in. ...

... DISTURBANCE IN NORTH LONDON, Yesterday, at North London Police Court, before Mr. E. S. Fordham, John Charnaceiro, 19, commercial clerk, of Mildmnay Park, Islirgton, was charged with disorderly conduct, and causing a crowd to assemble on the public highway. Police-constable 460 J said that on Friday night there was an open-air religious meeting at the corner of Ferntower-road and Newington ...