The Atherstone Times. — 1879-09-06 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

THE CHARGE AGAINST AHMED,  K ENE SLY.  At 13urslem, on Tuesday, before Mr. Gresmwoocl, Stirlen dary, Ahm-d John Krtnetly, journalist„ was charged by Mr. Brueteri, the local r•pwter for 'he Birmingham Daily Post, with having unlawfully, fraudulently, and falsoly forged and counterfeited the name of the complainant to a press poet office telegram, which purported to be under the hand, and to be sent by the complainant or his order, from the Etraria Post Office to the editor of the Birmingham Daily Post at Birmingham, the same being to - the complainant's prejudice. Mr. Tonikinson, for the proseen ion, stated that en the 11th of July a telegram purporting to be sent by the complainant to the Daily Post and other papers was handed in at the Ftruria Poet Office, it contained a glowing account of the suicide of the defential.t by blowing his brains out with a five' chambered revolver. He should show Oat the telegram was written on a press form, and was in, the hand writing of the defendant. He then briefly exp'ained what constitut-d forgery at common law. Tie telegram having been produced, and its delivery at Etruria. post °aloes moved, Mr. Brueton stated that it was not written or is,rit by him. He was pr, judiced until cleared by the issue of this inquiry of the suspicion of sending a false telegram. A ds In witnesses, including an aucr„mrteer, several j turn disra, and compositors, were then called, and all swore the', the telegram was in the handwriting of th 3 def Indent, The Stipendiary said he thought the evidence clearly showed that the telegram was writteu by the defeniant, but there was no evidenue of an intention to defraud, and therefore the charge of forgery most fail. By the permission of the Bench the defendant called four witneeses to swear that the teleg,ram was ntt in his handwri:ing. The summons was then dismissed, Mr. Greenwocd rematking that his impression still was that the telegram was written by the defendant.  As ain permanent and warranted cure for Pimples, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Legs, Skin and Blood Diseases and Sores of all kinds, we can with confidence recommend CLARKE'S Wonen-rsetnE BLOOD Mixetran. Sold by Chemists everywhere. "KEATING'S POWDER" destroys BUG% FLEAS, MOTHS, BEETLES, and all other insects whilst quite harmless to domestic animals. In exterminating Beetles the success of this powder is extraordinary. It is perfectly Olean is aoolicatioa. See the article you purchase is "K EATING'S' as imitations are noxious and ineff ?duel. Sold in Tins Is. and 2s. 63. each, by all Chemists. LORD DE L'ISLE AWD THE " STANDARD,"—Tho °here° agsiust Mr. George Samuel &snap. the publisher of the Standard, for printing end publishing a libel on Lord de L'lsle and Dailey. which had been adjournei a week ago, was to here come on again, on Monday, at the Mansion Hone, le laden. It will be remembered that the alleged libel, published on the leth ult., wee founded on a i eport which had appeared, stating a peer had been summoned to the Bremp ton County Court for a debt of J:2 Ss, for coals. A.O spol egyFwas tended by counsel for the Standard at the last he trine, and, as ne one had been ins motel to appear on Monday, either for the prosecution or to: the defence, the matter may be regarded as at an end.