... He had written many very affectionate letters to plaintiff, and in one ezpressed a hope that he might onoes more pat his arm round the waist of his dear Lircie, and give her the first kiss of affection. After many letters to the same effect, defendant ...

... After a time, Mr Grattan, the manager came forward in front of the footlights, and entered . into a statement to the effect that the great expenses of the pantomime did not allow him to pay all his debts. The clown denied many of Mr Grattan's statements, ...

... the 5th of May. The counsel engaged for the appellant (Major Yelverton) ?? Hugh Cairns, Mr lolt, Mir Anderson, Q.C., and Mr John Millar, advorate, Messrs Sang & Adam, S.S.1 , of Edinburggh, and Tippetts & Son, London, olieitors. The counsel for Mirs Yelverton ...

... their way to Cardigan Bay, the boat upset, and five peo sons were drowned. The accident ocewred while the boat was crossing the bar. The persons drowned belonged to the Collegiate School. WIFE MURDER IN GLASGOW. At Glasgow on Saturday night, John Hetherington ...

... to have had water added to reduce it to 42 per cent, under proof. Defendlnt was convicted and Suned 5 and cants. John Crawford, Masons' Arms Inn, was charged with a similar offence. Mr Harkes bought of bin a pint of whisky on the 6th inst., and the sample ...

... arrested at 0 lrien's Hotel, Milton ilalbay, on Friday night under the Coercion Act. John Houlihan, publican, was arrested as a suspect at itoscrea on Saturday. John Newell and Patrick AMorissy of Carriian, near Louglhrea, were arrested on Friday in ...

... assigned as yet for either. THE CLERICAL IMPOSTER. At the Leeds Assizes on Wednesday, Beni. Norton Thomp. son, alias John Hobart Lindsay, ariys John Win. Proctor, was found guilty of solemnising marriages at Snetield according to the rules of the Church of England ...

... killed. She was ex- tricated by a quarryman. She had sustained terrible injuries to the head. The body lies at the Pengwern Arms Hotel, Festiniog. MURDER AT CHORLEY. Alfred ERolbreoks and Andrew Goldeberry were charred at Chorley on Friday with the wilful ...

... from 2s 6d to 10s and costs were imposed, and in some cases the defendapta who were old offeuders, were sent to gaol for a John Metealf Armstiong (24) and Thomas Shotton (29) were charged with stealing a quantity of bay from the Castle Farm, Newcastle ...

... coming from school the afternoon before he and his brother, John William, aged eight, were playing in the ;ivah-bonse, endeavattring to rig a ?? ship. About eight o'clock she called the boys in, John Villiam went into the house, but the deceased remained behind ...

... re Edward Taylor for a full license fur the Volunteer Arms, th it, Gosforrb Street, would be withdrawn.aI An application was made by Mr Edwarid Clark, on a behalf Of John1 Wood Of the Masons Arms, Quality Row W for a full ?? J. a1. Edwards ruse to oppose ...