Brighouse & Rastrick Gazette. — 1891-07-04 (Brighouse, West Yorkshire, England)

LOVE LETTERS.  Waggett moved, before Mr. Justice North, on Friday, in the High Court of Justice, an action In which the names were not mentioned, for an injunction to restrain the defendant from publishing letters written to him by the plaintiff, who is a young lady. Counsel said it was a case where the lady had been engaged to the defendant, but the engagement was broken off, the defendant being entitled to the letters written to him. The plaintiff had grounds for believing that, the defendant would publish the letters. The young lady was 21 years of age, and the gentleman between 50 and 60. The plaintiff was at present residing in London with her parents. Mr. Eustace Smith appeared for the defendant, and said his defence consisted in the fact that the defendant never threatened to publish the letters in any way.—Mr. Justice North asked if he would give an engagement.—Mr. Smith having consulted with his client agreed to give an undertaking, and the subject dropped.  During the manoeuvres which nave been taxing place near Danzig, an accident occurred to the ironclad Kaiser. Getting into shallow water she ran aground, and although the greatest efforts I were made, she was only floated on the following day, and it is feared that she has suffered considerable damage. The magnificent suite of State Apartments overlooking the north terrace at Windsor Castle are now being prepared for the use of the German Emperor and Empress during their approaching visit to the Queen. The Royal rooms have been very elegantly furnished, and present a most beautiful appearance. Mr. Charles Warner, a young Englishman. who arrived in New York on board the steamer Tower Bill on the 23rd June, is missing. He drought with him 10,000dol. in cash to invest in business with his brother, Mr. Thomas Warner. Foul play is suspected, and the police are searching for traces of During some manoeuvres by the Ist Life Guards, the missing man. the Royal Horse Guards, and the 14th 11ussars on Mr. Mackenzie. secretary of the Electric Launch Wimbledon-common, the horse of Colonel Thynne, Company, has been drowned in the Thames at C. 8., Assistant-Adjutant-General, became restive, Hampton while bathing with a friend named and reared in such a manner that the gallant officer Clarke. Mr. Mackenzie was seized with cramp soon slipped from the saddle and fell heavily. The fall after plunging into the river from one of the Caused a broken rib. Colonel Thynne was removed islands, and Mr. Clarke himself was almost drowned to his home, but it is hoped that he will be on in trying to save him. duty again very shortly. Robert Jones, who murdered his father-in-law, An excellent step in the direction of supplying Mr. Presley, and two brothers-in-law, in Edgeincreased facilities for railway travellers has been field County, South Carolina, four years ago, had taken by the Great Western Railway. At all their been tried for his life six times. However, he has branch offices in London not only are excursion and at last been convicted of manslaughter in the court tourist tickets on sale, but those for ordinary trains in Lexington County, and been sentenced to 21 AS well,to any station on the Great Western system- years' imprisonment with hard labour.  A