... BURGLAR IN THE WITNESS BOX. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Guildhall, Feb. 14. (Before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.) The sittings were commenced with the trial of the followin case, which appeared excite much interest. was a°case arising out of the Cornhill burglary committed about this time last year. It was, it will be Been, an action for a breach of warranty on the sale of iron safe ...

... THE COURIER. MONDAY, AU&USF 2. On Saturday morning it discovered clerk Preston had absconded, taking with £80 of his employer's money, and the retired lady of independent means. letter whic ...

... The death taken place at hia residence. Irton road. Southport, the Rev. W. D. L. Slack. He retired Wesleyan mini«t#r. and was for many Tears secretary of the Southport Free Church Council. In the latter capacity some veara ago he took an part m the campaign against Sunday kmemaa. At Lytham, to-day, William Coatley, of Blackpool. fined 20a . in each case, for driving motor lurry without a re*r ...

... staying Brown’s Hotel, Albemarle-etreet, Piccadilly, died in the Charing Gross Hospital, Tuesday, it believed, from the effects of poisoning. She was the wife Mr. Woodman, wealthy man, whose address is given the Badminton .Club. Mrs. Woodman was married 18 or 19 years ago. Mrs. Woodman, with her maid, had been abroad, travelling in the Riviera, Switzerland, and Egypt. She returned to London on ...