... OENTRAi CRIMINAL COURT. A HEAVY' CAtENDAP.I The September Sesions of the Central Criminal Court were opened yesterday at the Old Bailey. Tho Recorder, in charging the Grand Jury, pointed out that the numbor of cases was unusually large. With the ckception of two cases of murder, ten of man- siaughter, and one of attempted murder, th eases were of the ordinary doscription, but: he vras sorry- ...

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... THE WmITECAPEL M.WRDER Barnet Abrihmrns. deoscribod as an English Jew and cigar-ma-kero, ofv Newark tret, Commercial- Cc-usrt, with the wilful murd~r or Police-onstable Ernet rhomnpson, 240, H Divisiten, on the 1st imst- Mr. Simns prorecutd on beh'ia of tho 'reasury; ,Mr. F. D6eakiri, solicitor. defetlvd; ard Drcctrive- l Inspect:or 7liv-all watched the cast on beha3lf oi the Comrmi-ssioners ...

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... It is, perhaps, not Mr. Conrad's fault that on reading his last contribution to the atmosphere of the East, ghosts are inclined to rise upon us. When Jim, the burly German captain, and his two engineers come up from the sea, as Marlow describes it, we arc faintly conscious of some old familiar acquaintances. Is it out of The Wreckers that these people have strayed ; or is i*. perhaps, “The Ebb ...

... This year, again, there have been few causes really cekbres. The affairs of Mr. Hooley have drawn more eye# the Bankruptcy Coart than to any other tribunal That financier’s revelations” led to an innovation procedure which permitted large number of contradictions on oath. Last year foe Druce case, perhaps, held foe field for sensationalism, and it has occasionally been mentioned in different ...

... ?? ?? . I AN UNFORTUNATE CONTRE- TEMP S. IN the Divorce Division, Mr. Justice Bariies had before him the petition of Mrs. Alice Charlotte Dvball for a divorce by reason of the desertion and adultery of her hus- band, Mr. John Dyball, who was the co- respondent in the Harding Cox divorce suit. There was-no defence. Mr. Newson, who appeared for the peti- tioner, said that the parties were ...

... DIVORCE COUT.- A SCOUNI9RELLY HUSBAND'S DASTARDLY CONDUCT. ?? IN the Divorce and Admiralty Division, Mr.. Justice Barnes delivered a reserved ment in the case 'of Burden v; Burdqn (Queen's Proctor intervening). Originally, the petition was that of Mrs. JanueBitdori, living at Sunderlan4, and she obtained), a decree nisi by reason of the cruelty and adultery of her husband, Mr. Fradcis Bur- don ...

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