... . son INQUETR AND VP DICT, ma A Cal HOW THE ACOIENT WAS ton PROMPTLY DISCOVE lEUD. Sat Mr. R. J1, Rltya' ooroner, held an inquest on wel Saturday at tile Mlerthyr Gleieraul Hospital o'p toncbilig the death or Daniel Iindley, whlo se- A combed at that institution on Thursday to baa ijulries recived in a water carnival at the aen Prinlce of Wales Circus on the previous Moo- ste day night. Mr. W, ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A NO¶TW I I 1HAMM10i At ?? JL Sat Nottingam Quater S*o i da, :gfore the. Recorde. (the Hom'ri,. (hahx4os Loig Q-a.C, Joseph ir 032piL >rthand 'N ,p1 the best ktowu hiwnmcenissloned offil! inl WeI 'Robin Hood RifleX suyrnd~d to hiW'Fbail.. ~o --anmwr ia' iexlr of fuiawuly: ardind'ecently assaulting Hrre Tarletn, in a. ridland ailway carriage between Trent and Nottingham, ...

... P r- + - g _ _ : TUE kiDAY, DEVs mBERS . I : Betfore His Honcur Judge:aSnyly, Q.C. Ten p's'ntiff, Harry Greatrmec, sought to recove1 from 3. DArw.on the sum (it 6k. Jo., the aumount Ct one quarter's rent from the 2bth of March, 19d0, to :'tbe'.2th Juoe.-Mr. C. D. Miller appeared for ?? appeared that the ADfindsnt was the tenant of cer a!n premises in Reartree Rload, but hs gave notios in ...

... CRIMES AND CHARGFSD ALLECED OUTRACE ON RAILWAY. 1, - On the arrival of the 2.20 trait' from tine, ;° Street, Liverpool, at Acton Bridge yesterday T>afternoon a mari was found lying unconscious on ie the floor of a tbird-class'coinp'artsnent The :dman's clotheswere saturated with blood, 'and his Le head lay in a pool of bliod. Hee was'conveyed to the Railway Hospital at Crewe; where he was ...

... SECOND DIVISION-Tuesday, December 4. t (Before the Lord Justice-Clerk, Lords Trayner b and Moncreiff.) S A1.-EALs-roUT1 5BID BDE RAILWAY COMPANY AND tl OTHERS V. ORDER OF RALWAY AND CANAL COM-0 tl MisSioNERs (FORTH BRIDGE AND TAY BRIDGE P BONUSES.) . P These appeals were brought against the judg- st ir ment and order pronounced by the Railway and al e Canal Cornmissioners on applications ...

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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 ...

... 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 ...

... MloS STEEWU 5E3YA1i1o-. o ' fl ?? Lwas!apd d -. '|empla'ovof Miss .laiette Sieer, thi ,aotrGsI -t ;Sioasenrdnis,:/h'elsea,w' ere chrge1ez ';on r nandabWestnmifitrpoliO&-otrt, enl MondayS ' with, ...

... .F ESTERDt,.,, , .- DEAT PAO: B1URNS. At Islington, yesterday,. Dr. Thomas held an inquest on'tho bedy£.of Louisa fHarman' 22, a cook at the Rectory Touse of St. Stephen's, .Etherne-road. -It appeared fron the evildence that deceased's clothes caught ?? whilst she was removing, some beeswax and turpentine, which -she had placed near tbhefr to melt, and which the heat bad ignited. Averdictof ...

... 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 ...