An appeal was made in the Queen's Bench that the petition against the election of the High Sheriff for the city of Gloucester might be expunged from the roll on the ground that the same was improperly filed. This petition had been presented ehang the appointment of the high shmA

CUARGE DT Pews Riots which led to bloodshed took place at Antwerp on S aturday in comneskien the dockers strike. At various passes be large number of men have aempSee the of work, and the strikers, irritated by this attacked a goods train in the expectation of finding a continge

premises. - _ rescued i, who were 4 renewed 0 ' revolvers strikers wounded. reeked charge. .t, flied a rioters who are ~ in certain strikers, who by a polioe _. the Quay with bare, and hurled at the 'tore mead a 'prowled b 7 a foroe I illyailiewin6 aboard r - arrests were e I i t

The following is from Halifax (N. 8. mystery surrounds the shooting of Reginald R. Wyse, a young British Naval °Seer, who arrived here three weeks ago from England, and was said to be a cadet on a warship now lying at Portsmouth. Wyse was on three months' furlough, and intended

In the Queen's Bench Division Justices Will. and Kennedy gave judgment in the ease of the Queen v. T. B. Cockerton, auditor of the London School Board (ex parte Hamilton and others). — A rule nisi had been obtained by certain members of the London School Board, calling on Mr. Th

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