... POLICE INTELLIGEXNCE. LEEDS. HIousastzr.nxmXG.-Ucorge Stoadel) (17) was cha.rged at the Leeds Police-eourt yesterday, before Sir. Bruce, Withl breaking into the house of Mr. Henry Palcy, Ambierley- grove, New Leeds, aid stealing therefrons two coats. Prosecutor left the house loclied il) on the morning of the Iltli December. and onl returinigii foueid that it hliI been brolkle in1to througl ...

... ad I nDEWSBUnRY. icy Tnurrr or FowTs BnY A TI-RET-OF-Lv.Avr A _ ?? _ ,he Police-court'yesterday, an old man named Joseph Bar-er, DO. who complained of being nearly blind, end who is n'3 ad ticket-of-leave, living at Hightown, Liversedge, w-s .charged awith stealing three fowls, the properiy of Mr-. 6,Fred. ilornes, tag dealer, Town Green Earlshenton.-The prosecutor stated that the fowls ...

... I t row X .. . - . . The Christmas Quarter Sessions for the borough of Bradford were held yesterday at the Town Hall, before Co Mr. O-nxsronD BRucE, the Recorder. The calendar was da 5, a very light one. In the course of his charge, the in 30 RECORDERPi said he thought it was a matter for sincere in ig congratulation that in a town like Bradford, during ge er the period since the '22nd of ...

... CHIARGE OF PERJURY AGAINST MR. S. C. HALL. I h At Westminster Police-court yesterday, before Ml\r. a D'EarscounT, Mr. S. C. l lall, of Avenue Vrilla, Holland- to street, Kensington, W., ap cared to answer a summons ss taken out by Win. Pepperel, alleging that on the 18th of sr January, 1S79, he falsely, wickedly, and wilfully com- nd litted wilful and corrupt periury in the trial of an action ...

... The adjourned inquest as to the death of the two young men, George Hick and George Atkinson, farm labourers, both about 21 years of age and cousins, which occurred so suddenly, and under very mysterious circumstances, during the night of Monday, the 16th December, at the Hamer Inn, Hartoft, was held yesterday at the Crown Hotel, Rosedale, before Mr. Arthur Wood, North Riding Coroner. The ...

... - 1 , .. . . .. .. - _.I The Quarter Sessians for the city of York were opened In .yesterday at the Guldleall, before Mr. E. R. TuaRan, i beputy-Recorder. A Grand Jury baving been swvorn, thle learned Drpurv-llncoaaxn% charge3 them. Ho C: said he proposed to call their attention to thle Sunmar Juisdctin At, hih came into force. nn Tursay. Thee wre nlytwo pointe whuih he need particularly ...

... T PPTEa LEEDS. ri a ATLEGED UNLAWFUL WVouxrnrxo.-At tho Borough ti e3 Police-court onl Saturday, before Aid. Lucruck, Mr. Ttlevc. ' aI and MXr. Bond, at young snan named Authossy Welsh, coal n dealer's labourer, living in Hope-str-eet, North-street, was e charged on remand with unlawfully wounding Samuel u Barr, travelling gazier, Mason-stret Lolands Th A evidence for the prosecution was to ...

... __J I - MURDER IN IRELANSD. lthe Cushendall, a remoto district of county Alitrim, was on mg Friday night the scene of a horrible murder. A respeet- ?? able widow, named AcCormaek, who hnd not been seer as for some days, was discovered d*ead in her own house, of [be whom hoc-ridughter was the only other Ocelupast there. an Her skull we s fractured in several places. The rldauhter. ye who is ...

... , RESUMIPTION OF THE OFFICIAL INQUIRY. I To-da~y the inquirt by the Board of Trade was resumed v in tha Dundee Sheri' Court, before Mr. tOrTHaRY, Colonel Y( i OLaAtND, anld Mr. BARLOW. Mr. TRAnsan, advocate, it iEdinburgh, appearedl for, the Board of Trade; Mr. J. B. w CBxnroun, advocate,- Edinburg~h, for the North British bi Cma and 'Mr. DuxL, P rocurator-Fiscal, for the bLord-Advocate. O I ...

... i The Christmas General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for tie West Riding of Y'orkshire were opened yesterday, Si, thle Civil Court at the Leeds Town Hall. Mr. NV. ALDASS, Chairman of tire Justices, p)resided. Among the atlier riagistrates prceset ?? Auckland, the Honl. G. E. Lasceiles, tile I-len. F. D. Stuart-Wrtley, Mr. WV. ii., stauhope, Mri.p: Mr. H. W. Ripl)ey, 1H.P. ; MIr. Basil 2I. ...

... Vitoaax A'-rT-t , ed Pollee-courft yesterday, before Mr. Bruce, W~ill iAlllor, \Vadlsworthistr.eet wee charged with a violent anssault on his ?? w elr ntengto the l3th Decemnber, defendant, when lie went homle, struck his wife a violent blot, ever the) eye, and kicked her dow-n a flight of Steps, the result being flint her headl areas cut, IIud she becamle insensible. t CoutPlealnant Wa~s ...

... I A bliockina occurreuce. resgltin, f .fl. R I A shocking occurrence, resnlting fatally for one person, took place at CLoydoU on Sunday mornuig. After shoot- ing at one person agaiust whom he entertained a grudge. l asid tisreatening to shoot a youun lady, uamied Wrenll, ot whom he hid become enamoured, a man named Laurence Bovill shot hilmself. Bovill and a partner named Burgon eutuierl into ...