... THE CRIMINAL LAW AMENDAIENT ACT I Yesterday, at the rtilrey Borough Police Court, woman named Harriet lill, living, in Dunkirk Stre' wa, charged under the Criminal Law Amendnirt Act rita keeping a brothel; Ipary Ellen Gerrard and Sarah ltacet women leading ...

... made all the trains on this line will be available for third-class passengers. THE LEaL RIFLX.-The Standard correspondent at Dunkirk telegraphs as ?? Lebel rifle has been thoroughly tested during the recent French manceuvres in this district. The projectile ...

... violence done at Birmingham, But the true character of the mob was afterwards seen. Since the turn-out of the colliers, the Dunkirk Oolliery Company have obtained the services of a number of men from Staffordshire; and these unhappy knobsticks were aesaslod ...

... from Cutch to this port, with 900 native I passengers on board, no tidings of the missing ship having yet been received. A Dunkirk telegram, throngh Renter's agency, states that the English tbree-masted vessel Duncow, from' Iquique for this port, laden ...

... Paris telegram says: According to a telegram published by the Jovrnei fe Justice, the despatec boat Elan has fouadercd near Dunkirk. S1he crew were saved. COURT CTIOrnLAR --flalmoral, Monday. -Divine service was performed at tbe Castle yesterday morning ...

... say to Plolstook, ' Tbis is one of the b-sb, hbt did not see anything done, Shortley afterwards witnese saw Piokstock at Dunkirk, and assisted to ?? hiu to bis lodgfngs. He could not ?? Capey, butcher, Chesterton, said he was withkisktock os Sunday ovealng ...

... Serjeant Sullivan: I re- side in London; I am a merchant, and a member of the film of Goodliffe and Smart; I recollect being at Dunkirk in the January, 1858. I stopped at the Hotel Chapon Bouge; Major Yelverton, whom I knew, arrived there after me; he told me ...

... PowVell (10), all of Henri' Street were ?? for trial charged jwith unlawfuity wounding Adamx T~aylor, a millwsright,. at the Dunkirk ironworks, Greet's Green the 30thl nit. Mr. J. S. Sharps prosecuted, and Mr. J. Clark defended. WALSALL. Trin A'rlaTrO COMPANY'S ...

... thanks to i the chairman. s WEST BROMWICH., CnnAnrn oF UPTEraNG CoUNcT'ce.FROT CoIN-Joseph r Lucas (53), atias Hillyard, of Dunkirk Street, was charged on Saturday, at the Police Court, with uttering tnvo base half-crowns.-SarahI Matilda Lloyd, draper, of ...

... and William Leeson (10), all of Greet's Green, were con- a victed of breaking into the dwelling-house of Sarah C' Scott, of Dunkirk Street, on the 6th ?? entrance fc was effected through the cellar-window, and sweets, va3ued at is., were ?? Bench sentenced ...

... Loss OF A BarI AND EIGHT Livss.-A telegram was i ,received at G uernsey yesterday afternoon from the British 1i Consul at Dunkirk stating that the Guernsey brig Bengaris y has been loit, and that a man named Topp, the only sur- 0 vieor of a craw of nine ...

... which left Antwerp on Monday last, ard concerning the fate of which great anxiety had been felt. A Renter's tele- gram from Dunkirk states that the British war vessel Wasrior, arrived there yesterday, and landed Captain Mahanden and sub-Lieutenant Cro'vy ...