... I In the Divorce division On FAturdgy .Mr. Alfred John Jenningis, clouriM0rgt. in the zrd battgaion of the Grenadier Guards. sought a divorce by reason of the adnltery of his wife with sone per. sons unknown. The petitioner deposed that he was married to the respondent on Jan. 2, 1-88, at the Registrar's office, Pad- dingtou . He made her acquaintance in 1885, when he was lance-corpoval, she ...

... TnE WHITEHALL COURT SCHEME. 0 Jabez Spenc-r Balfour vawq brought up on remand, on Thursday, at Bow-itreet, onl ci arese of fraud. .Mr. Cbarles 39atbews and Mr. H. Avory, in. struoted by Mr. (nOffe, appeared on be. balf ot ihe prooeoution; an I Mr. J. O Connor defended i~altiour. Mr. 00- fall hi d a watching brief for Mr. G. 1)ibley.-Tbh court was irowde, I d oti the benrsh were several ladies ...

... THE POLIC E COURTs I--- ?? GUILDHALL. ASSAULT ON A YOUNG WOMAN -Sid. SeY Moses, a clothier, of 36, Honideditch was charged on a summons with asscu ing Miss Nelly Bobbett, a dressmaker of 38, Hunter-street, IBruriswick-8quare- The complainant said she bad known the defendant for about six monthsn He proposed to marry her, and take her abroad. The engagement, however, had mince been broken off. ...

... LIFE IN & WEST-END FLAT. IADY FANY ROBINSON MNED. At Marylebone police.court, on Tues- day, Lady Fanny Robi7nson, who was accompanied by her husband, General Sir George Robinson, of 23, Princess- street, Cavendish-equare, was summoned by Mime. Moinnet, a modiste, of the same address, for wilfully damaging some oilcloth. The case attracted some fashionable visitors to the court. The youthful ...

... *.ISONED -Y SARDINES. A CITY MYSTERY. Mr. Baxter held an inquiry at the London hospital, on Friday, respecting the deth of Joseph Burton. The widow deposed that on the previous Friday, her husband bad some sardines for tea. About 10 o'clock he complained of pains in his inside, and was subsequently seized with acute diarrhoea and vomiting. He grew worse till he died in hospital. Witness's ...

... A VERY YOUNG COUPLE,' - EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CHILD STEALING. Litlian Phipelf, a good-looking, well- dressed girl of 16, married, was charged at the North London police-court, on Fri- day, with stealing a child, named John Lyall Wallis, 15 months old. The father of the child is John Wallig. a bookbinder, of Franklin-street, Stam- ford-hill, and on Thursday afternoon Mfrs. Wallis sent the child ...

... JOHN DAVIS HANGrED. On Wednesday morning the capital sentence was carried out-on John Davis, one of the two brothers convicoed of the murder of Police-serjeant Eves at Haze- Leigh, near Romford. Billington was the executioner. Death was instan- tancous. The execution was carried out in a shed near the oifice of Mr. Shepherd, the governor, in the presence of the governor; Mr. Gepp. under ...

... I TIE LEWISHAM OUTRAGE. VERDICT AND SENTENCE. At the Central Criminal court on Mon- day the trial was resumed of the two men, B. Watts and W. Hall, on an indict- ment charging them with burglariously brealkig and entering the shop of Mr. J. W. Evans, jeweller, of the High-street, Lewisham, and robbing him, with violence, on the night of Jan. 31. Mr. Justice Hawkins summed up the case to the ...

... U E , 7 7 IITHE SUBTE - m -XJ-4D l AS P- I I LAST XIGOHS 'TAVGUAM,. [FROX OU .0oWX Co6 Qb*TS.] BZM!NGIA.M'! A erious application was made to the magistrates to-day by Wte vicar of St. Mary's 'Church. Eighteen months ago lie gave a Scripture-reader permission to Eve in the vicarage, but wishing to reside there himself he asked the Scrip- ture-reader to give up possession, which he refused, and ...

... - I by T'B RzSE D . F- - . I I- Sri= - n 1.1, CDC I 3sio, ov! ; ? ?? .1? ?o ? %-mg t+ ?? P?? -,414I I -. I A COMEDY OF CRIM- ?? BY DIVID CUBISTIE MU-B&M-. In sartiG totef the lo're story Of Lc ytarting to ndi Tom Finoh the Durganad thedmestic -an essen- 50tbor show Alter favouring The ~ Ohfnr some time Dr. Dpurga Tows ftn.55 off the engageent and 5onhttod ?? con'it withbis theeinfous ...

... MURDER OP ThEE C ?? SUICI:DI OF TIMn FATH A lodging-house keeper named ?? Maines, occupiug the Springt9arden the Den Promenad a r nS the throats of ?? tee boys, aged respectively fees three years, and a girl of ten ?? Monday, and afterwards throat, the heads in each case z nearly severed from the bcels being stated that flames had beensfor tine depressed in spirits asrd hatho and his wife did ...

... BREICH OF PROMISE. SOLICITOB'S PFLA OF INSANIX. In the Queen's Bench division, on Monday, before Mr. Justice Hawkins and a special jury, the hearing of the case Sealley v. Creed was ?? was an action in which the plaintiff sued to recover damages for the breach of a promise of ?? defendant de- nied that he had entered into the con- traet alleged and in the alternative asserted that if he had ...