... action luoJght to reeorer the prim of several t.uits of uniform supphed to • corps of vo!unt,era The plaintiff is a tailor, and the defendant was a captain in the volunteer corps . in giostion, wl.n viid the value of screml of the /11.114 s of court, and ...

... Or GAROTTIIIO.--The crime of garot- Cog is becoming frequent and alarming in London, and calls for all the efforts of the police authorities to sups it. A Mr. Murry, a solicitor, we. attacked on Sunday night in the Westminster road by three men, Cue of ...

... abroad, and said he paid his steward £ 250 a I year. The house wee suprbly furnished, and a man servant 3111 i eeveral women were kept. The defendant had written more than 50 lettets to the plaintiff, in which he called her his own dear pet, his ...

... search they found a pane of glass broken and a bundle of goods tied up in one of the berlmoints. The neighbours came In, the police were sent for, and there MAR quite a commotion, the upshot of which was a confession on the part of the girl that her statement ...

... buw down to the liberal premier, who is t o , a y pinny Mee things of to - 1 - . wu haw,vll to vuesess lath Hants Volunteer Corps. Corogi u 2y riU evening (Friday) at pant whet Humphery will be present. Company drill on edriesday evening at 6 o'clock. ...

... • beam. 'Me i = was cut down, but life wadi quite extinct. ACCIDINT.—A lad, who was employed by the liloathpegt Volunteer Corps to act as marker, was savaged, ea Saturday, in cleaning the 350-yerds range target, and the weather being • little hary he ...