The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-03-28 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

INTIERNATITI.A.I,..... MATCH AT  In view of the match between England and He°,land -the greatest of the international games -- he played at Blackburn on April Sth. the Engin. Amovvistion decided to play a trial mute, which duly came , at Perry Barr on Tuesday. Two very atrong aides were not together. and tative In England. At the !mot moment E. Ems, and right well .1 he acquit him nor_ Eseally speaking.. trial matehtv resolve  themw.lyra into a •• of a faree" 1/11,11 going more for individual eff.ata than for combination undoubtedly one of On- beat trial gatma 14,0 of admirable opportunity of palging tla. capabilities the ••Stripea.'• the former winning by four goals to none. ladaiennent to in. trim aeloction cnmmittee of the Football Assoriation met at the Midland Hotel. The folloaing eleven to repreaent England were abonen --W. It. Moon Old Wattinitialers), captain. goal ; K. IL Howarth and It. Holmea (Prestoi! bacal  (Notts Evrent). J. llolt (Evertonl. and A. Kleeltiin (Nolte). half ; Punnets (Went Brnawneh Albion). J. (;onda)) (Derby County). E. Geary (Evertonl. E. Cliudwirk and A. Millward (Ever i". • ' •  w. C. gr, • klionden (Darner° right. T Ilnderumni (Stoke, awk. J. It:skiing inVest Bromwich AlLiontright, C. Pend (Melia Bromwich Alldini centre. oil:. Prrert,i Block.; (bloat: (Ithickliurn lbocrs) an .1. Tohnier (Blackburn Boyers) left wing, for. war, Mr. .1. f•. Clegg he the English umpire. nt The following is the team nelemed to rmirme Fddithind non. Engldnd h—Wilimn (kale o 1 - tal Aroott leargain) (Quidenk Park) Ecdk) hock, Idegbid. '7;cdchidda7Mnn Illenrtd. of Midlothian,. half hatekc';' BY Mutton, Park,. (4.i.idexik , 1-tankin.(Vitle of Levan). and llitind (Heft.. a malat. mu,. or  - Cyclists in Crowded Thoroughfares. On Tuesday,. the Croydon County Court. Registrar Fox had before hirn the rame •• Jarvis v. Wade.- which was of some interest to cyclist. One Sunday evening in February the plaintiff wis walking along the roadway in North End. Cre, don. a rather crowded thoroughfare. when the defendant and two others •ppregmbed from behind MI bicycles. They rang their hells. but Jervis did nW get out the way. and instead of stoppii,it. dismounting. Wade pushed him on cutting his knee. he tore hie trousers. and he now sought to reoover LI for t. asaault and damage b. Ins clothing. The plaintiff afterwards wrote io the defendant asking for onnPensn.on• 5.4 Wad. replied saying that •• Sticking planner is the beht remedy for an injured knee. and if it had not lanai for the crowd you would have bed all theratio. faction you requiruil.'- -The defendant denied that he caused the plaintiff tn fall.--The Registrar mid he was sansfi. with the plaintiff's eviilmice. It was it poptilar error to sup,. that carman could drive along a thoroughfare at any pm he liked provided he shouted n 41i hi OM! the same remark applied with equal force,. end their hells. Although hoth parties no right to expect pedestrian to run out of his way bucatise lie simply aolindod his hell or horn. Judgment tvonlii he entered for the plaintiff for the annum{ claimed, with 15w fid. cort,  He Wheedled the Widow. At We.t London Police Court, 011 Tuesday. Walter Dana. otherwise Dyke. blasborough Road, Ilowden. Lonint bland Carter. vo, reAided in Wextcoinhe Cottages, f, havmg nnhtwfunY detained her furoiture. The defendant was an how the defendant became mese.. of the furniture. the COMpil 113Allt uaid he got a through hr{.ol of premix(' of marriage. Ile ~.rsuaded her to remove her furniture into MIA house  wadding ring to put on. and arid la, hoped that while idle wore it alie. would nothave the liwwlache or the heartache. (Laughter.) µhe very wmii had the headache afterwards. —l,llr. Plowden Why did he not mar, you ? The complainant I would not marry him. -The defendant, asked why lie did not gite up the OM,. said a pair of curtains were bought mit of hig money. Air to the pther thing, he would he glad to get rid of them_ The complainant : fie took two chicken., killed poititud to a num who was atanding at the lurk of the court and aaid she •• carried on. with Inni.— Plowden maid the defendant moat give up everything omen{ the mirtitiim and chicken. (Laughter., An onler was made to that effect. with 2.a.  Suicide in a Hansom Cab. On blonday morning, ahortly after 12 re.poctably.drexued 11 came out of the Hotel rl=e'er= Vt. t,orge, Hanover rn7nTxUni7e're'=e'r'.'/Tttlie"ffi'art:.=. cab wait. ten minute.. Upon the fare, return dirmted the driver to go clown the Edgware Road_ Not far from the Marble Arch the report up and I.,king inaide aaw the man reclining on the seat, I,l,4:xling from a wound,on the right nide of the head. Ile WWI at once driven to John Street Police Ntation, where be WAS XMO by • ,ight filt. 10in. complexion fresh, drerwed in 61:4,-.lc Melton jaeket'and light overennt. The waa marked "Dr., Bulldog." , and made by flogsmell and /farrham. It was di,seharged.  Mr. T. K. Tattling. M.P.. who ham been suffering trim, &urisy la now making aatiataotory progre. t..warde recovery. limit and care ere ttill nacankiry. but all merious symptoms have dieappeared. A German reagent. named George Weis, who iv mid to here fought at Waled., died nmr Weldon last Mturday, aged ninety-seven.  My' s Followers. At the Salford ',rough Police Court. on blow , drollest., to Mr. Meyer Lowy, York Villa, Onorge Stipendiary with stealing twelve disien bottles of beer. Tbe prisoner, it seems. hod the ordernig of groceries I ir the household. and when the grocery : hill came in there was an imm for fourteen dozen bottles of hoer. whereas the family had only consumed two dozen bottles. The prosecu.r P,iti he had made inyuiriee and found that the prisoner hsd treating her Y folloerere driok and Mime refreshments... Prisoner fhalini the charge of steeling, and iid Olen I k•kri periniwion from the Firh:rgerrtl'i: drrn'a'acitryste 'rrtztn,r,r,x charge of theft had not been made out.