... Accidents and Offences. Mr Thomas Lechmere, a Herefordshire magistrate, has been imprisoned for one day, and ordered to find securities for his good behaviour, for violently assaulting his wife while he was drunk. A sad accident is reported from the Northern ...

... Officers' 100 Yards' Race— Capt. Bowyer Lane Lieut. Hunter 2 Tug of War, prize, £2 10a., to be divided amongst the team-I—F. Company beat A. Company 2—E C. 3—B. F. 4—E.„ B. and won. D. ompany did not pull. The Officers' Donkey Race— For this race nine entered ...

... ACCIDENT AT THE CARNIVAL IN ROME. The gaieties of the Carnival, which otherwise terminated brilliantly, were saddened on Tuesday afternoon by a dreadful accident which happened immediately between two balconies from which the King Gn one side of the Corso ...

... Accidents and Offences. Another brutal murder is reported from Pruden, the victim being a woman named Ann Gilligan, and the murderer her paramour, named John Banks, a labourer, employed in a tan yard. From the deposition of the poor woman, taken shortly ...

... Ses- sions for a robbery at Brighton during the races there in August last. Master Vivian, a son of Lord Vivian, happening to pass down the staircase, about noon, when all the household were at the races, saw two men in his mother's bedroom. They took ...

... LLANGEDWYN RACES. These races came off yesterday, bat unfortunately, under most inauspicious circumstances as far weather (the all-important element in out-door spats) was concerned. The morning threatened rain, nor were the weather-wise who prophesied ...

... Accidents and Offences. Another warder has yet to be unravelled. The coroner's enquiry into the death of the cbild Sarah Melvin, five years of are, near Gateshead, has terminated in a verdict of wilful murder against some person or persons unknown. A ...

... much Inter before the first race commenced. In future races it would be well for the promoters to observe punctuality, and also do something to avoid the tedious waiting between each event, if they want to carry on the races successful!. With the heavy ...

... Accidents and Offenses. Mr Greenland, the late manager of the Leeds Banking Company, was yesterday week committed for trial on a charge of perjury. There were some legal questions raised which the magistrates declined to mettle. Very heavy bail wu demanded ...

... RACE. At 28 pad o'clock the fired by the !darter and the race commenced, the following te Mg the tours, uho had so conwaiu,, but altered thetuselrea enrw. St. lb. I Rt. lb. I. John R. .. 11 Is 13. A. de L. Long.. 3 I. /f. S. thtlaton it 9 j W. stout (Woks) ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT. A oollision took place oo the railway about a mile from Doncaster about noon oo Friday, by which twenty•thres lives were lout and upwards of silty persons were iajored. A Midland C . 1011 Mt..° train from Sheffield from the races. was drawn ...

... RACING FIXTURES. Ostrestry .. —.. Sept. 18 Manebeiter —. „. Sept. 18 St. Georges (Salop) .. _« . &Pt. 21 Walsall Sept. Tenby Perstelira Ellesmere Oct. 22nd COURSING FIXTURES. Hadley Sept. 24 mid 25 A few days ago Mrs Hugh Jones, of Llengefoi ...