Kkbpino a Disorderly House. — Annie Norri3 was charged with being tho occupier of a house, situate iv n right-of-way off Moray place, which was frequented by persons who had uo visible lawful means of support.—From the evidence of Sergeants O'Neill and Shirley and Oonstablo M'Kae, it appeared that the de fendant ocaupied a house buhind the Waverley Hotel, from which another woman had been ejected ou the 23ntl October on the ground that she was the occupier of a disorderly house; and that on thrte occasions when the polise visited thu premises they found there several char acters who had no lawful means of support.— Mr Coolt, after addressing the court, called the defendant, who stated That the house was rented by a mnn named William', who paid 20s a week for it. She was willing to leava tho house.—The Bench remanded the case until Tuesday to give the defendant an opportunity of removing from the premises. WiNDOW-EEEAKiNG at Cavehsham.—Victor iVT'Cuae (14 years), George Burgess (12 year;)' and Alexander Bennett (13 years) pleaded guilty to n charge of breaking windows, of the value of about Bs, in tho Education Board's school at Caversham.—Tho father of the lad Burgess created some diversion by lecturicg the bench aud the pjlice as to their duties.—The Bench fined the accused 2s Gd each.
