The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1891-01-03 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

CASSZLL AND COMPANY'S PUBUCATIONS.—The ever new story of Robinson Cruses is to be published by this firm in monthly parts. Perhaps no work has been more read by boys than Daniel Defoe's interesting narrative. The present issue is charmingly illustrated by Walter Paget, and for the boy or girl who reads the favourite romance for the first time this edition is a veritable treasure, and none the less is it likely to be in demand by those who already possess one are more copies, as the new illustrations form a feature which will oartivate all who have ever found lelight in this wonderful and fascinating story, which has been justly described as "the most universally popular work of fiction in the English language."—The Magasins of Art for January gives as a frontispiece a photogravure of John Ruskin, from Sir E. Millais' painting, besides other portraits, with an article by H. Spielmann. The other contents in. elude an account of" Mr. Brocklebank's Collection at Chiddwall Hall," by E. Rimbault Dibdin, with six illustrations "Belvoir Castle and its History," by F. Stephenson, with seven illustrations by J. Finnimore ; and "The Illustrating of Books, from the humorous artist's point of view," by Harry Furniss, with eight illustrations by the author.— Work, an excellent magazine for all intelligent' artisans, is brim fall of iujormation on all °ow oeivable topics which can interest and instruct 4. good workman. Tam ART JOURNAL (Virtue and Co. London).— The January number is of more then ordinary iateweat. It cooking articles upon "The Recent Additions to the National Gallery," by Sidney Colvin, keeper of the British Museum Print-room, with four illustrations; " Tennyson's Childhood," by P. Anderson Graham, with twelve illustrations by H. E. Tidmarsh ; "Artist's Biography— Kaemmerer," by Georges Cain, with ten charming illustrations by the artist; "Silks and Satins, with ten illustrations; " %nolo," by Mrs. Julia M. Ady (Julia Cartwright), with six illustrations; "A New Caricaturist, by Norman Garstin, with several amusing illustrations. The frontispiece is an etching by T. C. Ferrer, after the picture by G. H. Boughton, A.R.A., " A Winter in Brabant."  thillitt3TMLS NIGHT Row.—Thos. Case, watch case maker, Sherbourne-street, was summoned for assaulting his wife on Christmas night. Mrs. Case said she went to her brother's (who kept the Sun Dial, Chapelfields) and stayed to supper. While there she had two cups of beer. On returning home at 9.30 defendant abused her, said she was drunk, and that he would not have her there. She then got her son, who burst the door open. Defendant then spat in her face, blacked her eye (in the presence of two sons), and turned her out of the house. —By Mr. Masser' She also called at the Hope and Anchor, and had twopennyworth of whiskey. He had grumbled about her conduct before the day in question.—Mr. Masser said this conduct of the woman's provoP ed the defendant. The black eye The body of a young lady named M'Dowell„ Me got in a struggle which took place when who with her husband recently returned from the the complainant took up a chair.—The Mayor said South African diamond fields, where the latter this was the fourth time defendant had been up on has amassed a considerable fortune, was found a like charge, and though they thought the wife's lying on the road leading from Bangor to Grooms.. conduct provocative, they ordered him to find a Port, county Down. A small bottle, labelled surety and himself be bound over to keep the peace Catholic acid." WWI found beside her. The pair for three months, were married at Kimberley SWIM weeks ago. and Erma A MAN'S Noss.—Herbert Wood, watch- were spending the honeymoon at the Imperial. maker, 3f, Junction-street, was summoned for an hotel, Bangor, the husband's native place. At the , assault on Frederick Jennings, polisher, 130. lh., inquest on Monday the jury retained a verdict of Well-street, on Christmas night. Complainant "Suicide whilst temporarily Wane." said defendant askqd him to give him some beer, To DAIKIIN GB"' HAlR,^4lOOk34Oll. Sulphas and on his refusing Wood bit him an the nose.— Hair Restorer is the quickest, beet, sagest, and Mr. Streetly said there was no excuse for the ehea est —Large bottles la 64. Everwiritare. assault—though defendant denied having bitten As A 171401 UONUSONMS•""The following Gomm. complainant—but he received great provocation by dram Is sent to Messrs. Pears daily se "something usymhritis of thei Orm, Jennings nuking use of an offenjoe observation new. Is probably, however, dates teen the 'stabin the presence of his (defendant's) young lady.— us 100 'years The bench oonsidered it a most oowardly attack, an Arab Hors.? the differentia between Peen' Soap and and tined defendant 10s. and 11s. 6d. wets ;in Amnrae—One wsnhen the littentifal and the Sher default, 14 days' imprisonment. ewer. the plain,