... Glasgow Company, aeroenrtd with Union Free s Church SAbbath Schools- Charles Air to be captain, a . r Malcolm Grahiam, Air Dai moses ta be lIeutenants. 6 50th.Glasw' COMPan, crranected with Lasdowt e UP. Chaleo Mission Sabbath Schools-Mr A apri Laidlswt ...

... £ 50 FOR KEEPING A BETTING- HOUSFI. At Edinburgh to-day Moses WassfflPZW ftI fined B50 for keeping a betting-house in Black- wood-oreemnt. ...

... MERCHANT SEAMAN'S ACT. I At Shields, to-day, Moses Morris was charged with supplying three seamen to the ship Sunbeam contrary to the Merchant Seaman's Act. He was fined 40:1 and costs in one case, and the others were withdrawn. ...

... Fight Between Lads. I Fatal Consequences. At the Thames Police-court to-day, Moses Griffiths (16 was remanded on a charge of causing the death of Charles Weber (16) during a fight on the previous night. The evidonce went to show that the lads fought for ...

... Matrimonial Bliss. I A NEWBRIDGE WOMAN'S EXPERIENCES. I At Abercarn Petty Sessions to-day Moses Morgan, collier, Newbridge, was summoned by hie wife, Annie Morgan, residing with her aunt at Newbridge, for assault and persistent cruelty since their marriage ...

... PRIZE FIGHTS. DEATH OF PRINCIPALS. POLICE PROSECUTIONS. At the Thames Police-couri to-day (Wednes- day) Moses Griffiths, 16, w s remanded on a eh rge of causing the death of Charles Weber, 16, during a fight on the previous night. The evidence went to ...

... was continued to-day. There was a. good attendance, and the wicket was in better order than on either of the preceding days. Moses and Gregory, the colonial not- outs. continued the innings, and at first looked like making a stand, but the former was ...

... fine, aud they have the prospect of being obliged to keep him two ve months longer in prison in default of payment. One day Moses asked leave to go out and aee a cricket match. It was joyfully given but at six o'clock that evening he retained to the prison ...

... Eleven was continued to-day. There was a good attendance, and the wicket was in better order than on either of the preceding days. Moses and Gregory, the colonial not- outs. continued the inning's, and at first looked like making a stand, but the former was ...

... fine, and they have the prospect of being obliged to keep him twe;ve months longer in prison in default of payment. One day Moses asked leave to go out and see a cricket match. It was joyfully given but at six o'clock that evening he returned to the prison ...

... vicinity of the 1 ity and the other on Friday, by wbich a- boy and a ,man weerc drowned. ! An hour before noon on Satur- ., day Moses Graham, a lad of nine years, son of Mr James Graham, commercial traveller, resident at -Belvidee Cottage,Wcst CUfts, went ...

... death. P C. Tamplin corroborated the coroner's statement. He also mentioned that two other bodies had been recovered to-day. Moses Rees, collier, residing at Merthyr, proved that he took the bodies out of the contractor's heading and the bodies were not ...