... , I MICHAELMAS QUARTER1l SESSIONS. I f WEST RIDING. A The busiues3 in connection with the West Riding f Michaelmas Sessions was resumed at the Wakefield Court. bouse yesterday. Mr. BAs3I T. WOODD, of Couynshamx Hall, near Knaresborouih, presuied in the first court; v ano Colonel BloorLc, of luidderstield, presided in the s second. t ALLEGED FnrEoY AT IfLAmrAx..-Wlliam. Farrar (I8), watchmaker, ...

... IlAA Si ~ ~ -1.l 4-BiXwlt v^n i ll An h -4M hhuiham 0Af rd Additional partieblars relative to the horrible murder at U, Baoup on Friday night state that Whaite, who is a Ce weaver, nnd his wife had lived very unhappily together. in About six o'clock on Friday evening Whaite returned id home from his vork in company with his oldest son, John li, Thomas, aged eleven years; there was no es. teady ...

... $14wi.NG (QUAIR'fTJldE SESSIONS. WEST RIDING. I The iii In, General. Quarter Session foI h ~e 'yi. 51Ic kshlirs were openued ?? thle XVakt-d8 hot e Thr-re was it latui attnl Vnoes ofLI 1-istch io, Mr. IV. Aldlamn, Mr. XW. W. Warde- r-i'Ire'' \. i.toatiunl ?? Mr. Pe!rcy Tow, Mtr. a 101t3.0~~~S.. A o'sewoeth, qlr k.G Leatliarn,I W. 8 S~jihpMr.-T.'W.Taw, Mr 12.Ia I.ka~l ~uth AMr. IV. ittrriromb. ...

... L~b'DS TOWN HALL. CROWN COURT, WEDNESIDAY. C * ~~(Before Mr. Justice DAY.) * ~~~SENTENCES. ELIZABETH DALEY (17), servant, who had bean foun~d guilty of havaisig ahaudoned. a child, aged eight1 months, in a ditch at Ormegby on the I11th April, and thereby endang~ered its ?? was brought sip to receive seeutence.-RIi4 Lossneam said that but for thre kindnkiss and quickness of the man who found ...

... LEEDS -ANKRUPTOY COURT, TUESDAY. (Before Mr. T. AlAsnarsn, Registrar.) INRE CnAmIEs Lows.-The debtor is an accountant in Leeds, and his lialklities amount to £1,684 and his assets to £284, leaving a deficiency of £1,400.-Tho Official Receiver stated that from a careful investigation of his affairs there appeared to be no doubt that very recently the debtor was quite solvent. His deficiency ...

... (Before Mr. Registrar JOaNS.) Re M e. LAw HaiurEsNSTALtt, JUN., Dysr A&'ND ErTAL BOBBIN ur MAN~UFACTUR5ER, Miivnsbridge.-Thia bankrupt attended to be publicly examined, and in answer to Ques- tions, said ha began business in 1883 without capital, and he thought his creditors mast have relied on his father making him advances, which he said his father would do. His father had advanced £1,700, ...

... ACTION AGAINST A LEEDS BANKRUPTCY TRUTSTER. I HARRIS v. BOWLING. In the Clancerv Diviaion of tbe High Court of Justice yesterday, the trial of this action, brought ngainsc the trustee in bankruptcy of Mr. Harris, of L'eds, to recover the value ot certain furniture alleged to have been liUr. chiseis by the plaintiff from Ir. Harris, was rerumed before Mr. Justice PLAocsoN. Mr. HIoGss, Q.C., and ...

... . TE(E CRIMES BILL. 11r. Parnell boa. resiivei the followinR telegrms ILowrell.-mrmniense meetin8 of citizens of Lowell, Governor, Iieutenant.Governor, ?? Butler. ' John Boyle, O¶Resllly and clergymen of aU denomna. 5 tionsi'epeski, protestinet against coercion. and askirn , 0r Home Rule,. 'Lll unte in bdding You God-speed.- i.. C. Anno'zr, Mayor. ; M~eeting of -citizens, Charlotte Town, ...

... BHOCEING MURDERS. An inquest was held at Tyburn, near Birmingl am. on I Saturday, on the body of Samuel Child, found on Wed- neiday in Birmingham and Fazeley- Canal. The e remains consisted only of the trunk, which- was deeapi- tated, and the arms and legs severed. A verdict of ' Wilful murder against some parson or persona unknown wss returned. - On Saturday Sarah Grifiths (50), the wife of ...

... TYORESIIIRE pwi CASE. t th6e 1arer hearing of'thel~case. 014ik,~ a nd White,'Vee resuilied Om Satrdy, bfr i J~An Hhwl n peca jury. tfr lRDRaWl0oE, Q.C., and Mr. inr~peie o the P.00tioneo M- Lonirwo*n Q.I. nM ur~ o corepodent Clarr; JAwd arndsn, ?? i ?? lliier 'Ok. ~~~wee thie flrst. witnssc . wa ho-rzespondentse in the.case'; a1 dinAdiuttofheY k Yeomanry C avalr. I h d previoudy hl'ru~i Iarmy ...

... MURDER OF A FARMER. Mr. Edmond Allen, agerl thirty-five yenrs, farmer, of Park Galbally, co. Limerick, was shot at Shronell. near Tipperary, on Saturday evening. The murdered man w was returning home from Damerville Shronell, the resi- dence of Mr. Austin Chadwiek. Re was last seen walking down the avenue from the house, and shortly afterwards he was found lying dead in an adjoining lane. ...

... The interest in Barnsley and neighbourhood in the doings and sayings of the murderer of Police-coustable AutwLick contnues as great as ever, and on Saturday the trial was the one topic of conversation. The greatest cause of speculiation was the statement of the woman , Balley, who, it will be remembered, was discharged to V give evidence against her paramour, Win. Goss. She e said that the ...