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... STARVATION AT CHRISTMAS. On Monday night Mr. Wynne E. Baxter held an enquiry at the Whitechapel Infirmary into the circum- stances attending the death of a man unknown, who was found by Police-constable Hudson dead from star- vation on the pavement in ...
... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. THE THEATRE ROYAL. After absence about quartet of :» century fro the boards of this Tliwtve, Sinbad returns to delight the eyes and astonish the of his friends once more!. Those twenty-five years have doubtless been spent in ...
... : - THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. EXTENSION OF HOURS TO THU ASTON LWOHSNSD :IO2UALLERL ,At the Anton Petty teaalons, yferday. before Mr. T. Avety and Colonel BatdUff, Mr. Jozeph Ancellj a, solicitor, made an Ippileatlon on behalf of the' Aton- ilcented Vitusller`a' ...
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... AN AMUSING STORY OF CHRISTMAS. At the Southlwark Police Court., on Saturday, John Thomas, 2!;, was charged with stealing two purses, cop- taining a £5. Bank of England note, six sovereigns and a half, eighlt shillings, and two pawnbrokors' duplicates ...
... CHRISTMAS DRANVS IN CLUBS. At the NVorship Street Police Court, LonDon. rertert day, r'dvrin Porrell. sercrvtary, and ji-ib Gle:snn, president of the United Radical C'uh. Ray Mrrret, Ilairksy Roasd, *vero summ-oned for k-eeping the ulb premvises. wherein ...
... THE CHRISTMAS TSEAGEDY IS CHEAP-1 I SIDE.| INQUEST AND COMMITTAL. The coroner's enquiry into the circumstances attend- ingthe death of Aknnie Haney (45), from injuries alleged to have been caused by her huisband, was held yesterday, at the Victoria Courts ...
... ! CHRISTMAS DAY AT THE POLICE COURT. I It is usual for the magistrates to attend at the Police Court on Christmas morning and dispose of as many of the smaller cases as possible, in order that those who are in custody for trivial offences may not spend ...
... upwards of two hours in dealing with tsh ,uDnmerous prisoners charged with various oene:es, rnyil) of them arising out of Christmas Eve festivitis- W William Heaven (17). labourer, Park Street, and Alfred Lawley (15(, burnisher, Digbeth, were remandred ...
... Racing Times Christmas Distribution.—First bone, £300. ; second, £160. ; third, £50. ; each starter, £10 ; each non-starter, £2. Prizes, £1. each ; 200 Frizes. each —Tickets, 6s. each, at the Lunchtfon Stores, 3a, High Street, till Thursday next. Breakfast ...