... 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 ...

... EXTRAORDJARY WARBLOQUS ROBBERY IN LEEDS. 3 The attention of the Leeds police has been called to an s extraordinary robbery which took place a fortnight ago. The general eircnmstances are of nome importance to persons having business places in the town, and give the case a public charactsr, ?? of the date of the . occurrence or the amount of money stolen. A fortnight t ago to-day the warehouse ...

... ITHE ATTEMPTED CHEDERS OF POLICE- I - I MEN.-ANs ARREST.I Yesterday morning the police apprehended on suopltioa a man far being coneernef ritn another man in attempt- ing to buiglarionslY bresk and enter a boot and shoe warebouee at Pitfield-streett Hoxton, and afterwards with attempting to cseraer Detecti'e~ Edward Cooper, of the G -Division, by atrik ug him OR -the hesd twice with a jemmy, ...

... :;TM..EL MUR. ; GOiflSBON BY LIPTEL : The Piew AR dation ates tlaftta femtakable eirumx - stance in connection with the Lipeki case has occurred, the prisoner, who is to be hanged this morning, haviig yesterday afternoon made a full confession of the crime to the-Aev. S. Singer, a reverend gentleman who has acted as interpreter and spiritual adviser. The confession is-in the following termss:- ...

... . -1- ?? ~JVUIV~L, YS JVXJilUAY. * (Deforet His Honour Judge POWELL, Q.C.) Re RoBEUT KENGSTroT, Boot-top Manufacturer, North. c street, Leeds.-Mr. Cbildl applied for tiie discharge of c this ?? Official Rcceiver (AIr. J. Bowlini) reported that the liabilities were £43i, and the assets £164. The debtor had committcd no nisidemeauour under the Act, and his offences were cofiuned to having ...

... LEEDS. DiSEmSrD MEA't i' LEEgs.-At tlhe Leedg To-,o Fl yesterday, before Mr. Bruce, Jolhn Pureroy vri5, butcher, Terrace.street, Holbeck, WAs surnmIn1e, ?? having been in possession of four disea,,i she-p. wac: were intedded for sate as food. Mlr. C. C Joliiffe ?? Town Cletk) proseouted, audi Mx H1. Child Geiell The carsases, it wfas stated, were seazed iu a1 slur* house in Pease's-yatd, ...

... ALLEGED MURDER, AT BULL. A terrible affair took place yesterday morning at Bull. The particulars which have been ascertained are as follows :-For about a month a journeyman tailor named William Corps has been living at a, John's-terrace Edward-place, having gone there from a house in Mason- street, in which he had previously resided for some time with a woman nained Louisa Wtiaram, adivorced ...

... THE MURDER OF A WARWIUKSEIRE FOLICEM&N. A reporter who has visited the scene of tbe murder of Police-constable Hine, at Fenny Compton, ?? was last seen on the nialt of the 1.th instant, about four minutes past ten o'clock, inist after the Wharf Inn closed. He was to have been on dutv at Warwick races on the following day; but when Poeice-constabje Prime, of Edge Hill, called for him next ...

... r LEEDS BANKRUPTCY C°1JT TEjRSD I (Before Iris Hlonotir Judge GATEe A n A PRocTriDD-eGS u fN-DlAU Breluge S.ATEs Q.C.) - Atkinson appeared or. behalf of the (foicil 1; f inf trustee (Mr. J. Bowling) irt the nmatter ¼ tr3 ver and ritt, licensed victualler of the Varieri' Chat r Lee-Is, and applied to His Honour tn 5Tjce1t ill, kliia of sale, one dated September, lis. e fetht.i January, 1886, ...

... ALLEGED S3HOOTING AFFRAY IN LEEDS. | A SINGULAR STORY. An extraordinary cutrage was reported in Leeds yesterday, the vietim being a man who, according to his own statement, had previously been the subject of a night attack and robbery in the same locality. The man is employed by Mr. Richard Boston, fish and gamue dealer, Boar-lane, as a gardener at his residence, The Mount, Bnrley,.and is ...

... THE HOUGHTON MAIN COLLIER7 . : : I DIA8STRA. I INQIUEST AND'YERDICT.wa -The inquest on the. bodies of' the ten, men,- who were killed by the falling, of a cage at Houghton Main Colliery J on the 30th. December, was resumed yesterday at ?? Cross Keys IariKDarfieid, before, Mr. D. WIGHMUhtN, theb EDistrict- Coroner. Mr. Parker Rhodes (Rotberbam) W ?? on behalf of the proprietors of the Collieryv ...

... LEEDS. AN ALLEG.ED SHtS SOLICITOR.-At the Borough Poice- court yesterday, before Mr. Brulce, Thomas Theobald, a young man wvho described luimself as a law agent, living at 8, Stonetield-terrace, lleanwood-road, rwas charged with having obtain ed v arious sumns of money by false pretences from Maria Elizoabeth Greenl.-Mr. Raner, wvho prosecuted, said that up to the 22nd July Miss Green, who ...