£15,000 DISPUTE. In the Queen's Bench, before Mr. Justice Mathew and Mr. Justice Grantham, the case of Janson and Mason v. New Brunswick Trading Company, London has been heard. It was an action brought by firm of timber merchants in London to recover a sum of £15,000 paid in resp

At Newcastle-on-Tyne, at four o'clock in the morning of the 4th inst., a Corporation cartman found a young woman lying in a back staircase Belonging to a house in Rye-hill, fashionable part of the city, with a bullet wound in her temple. Dr. Cross was called, and the young woman

From Montgomeryshire, Clun Fo~m Cheviot and Grampian Hills, FAMILIES SUPPLIED WIRA FIRST-CLASS ALL OTHER DESCRIPTIONS AT E LOWEST MARKET PRICES. A. LENEY & CO., BREWERS, DOVER. STORES. LONDON— 7, Bankside, Southwarb. / Y HASTINGS— Parade House. In Screw Stoppered or Cork Imp. Pi

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The following is list of the performers taking part the Borough Organist's entertainments for soldiers:—Wednesday (at Langdon Prison Barracks), Miss J- Licence, Miss Hopkins, Mias F. Edwards, Mr. C. Stone, Mr. W. J. Pudney, and Mrs. W. Church. Thursday (in the Town Hall) for the

At the Dover Police Court on Monday, before Mr. J. Scott (in the chair) and Mr. | Clark, Michael O'Neill, an Irishman, was charged with having been drunk and disorderly in Worthington Street. Police-constable Cad man stated that he saw the prisoner, who was drunk, in Worthington

CASE REMANDED. Afc th-e Dover Poiice Court 011 Monday, before Mr. J. Scott the chair; aud Mr. A. Clark, Thomas Sharp was charged with having been found on enclosed premises, the grounds of " Endymion House," Salisbury Road, unoccupied furnished house, for supposed unlawful purpo

The usual monthly sitting the Dover County Court was held Wednesday, before His Honour Judge Short. There was very small cause list and practically tio business. His Honour did not arrive till 12 o'clock, and stated that his train was 40 minutes late. DIFFICULTIES A LANDLADY.—Mi

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