... DFcIJONEI ¢Xtg OF TEM CLAIMANT FOR PFRURY. EIG11TyINTR DAY. C0UBT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, F~rDAY. o theD ¢F2 g JUSTICH OF ENGDLAN, Mr. Justo ?? aELLOn, and Mr. Justice Lvnt.) Te first witness called this morning was Thoom3s IV.0e0t gardener, Bittern, in the conuty of So^uthamptoin, I bought a frm on the Upton estate int 1814, and senembered Roger Charles Tiobborne perfectly il-tbatt was seeing him ...

... LAW BEFORM LA nn ,Oa iuollingar~e the mnore material poretiyns ofday and Important address deli ied yestearday fgf 6thsocS l Sience AsooitliO, at Norwi, 0gin tobae ?? Q. C, president of the daepaitnoit 001'et ?? BROWNe 3 oa rn 11o909groa5 wbic tkok cOgni=0e6 of W itiamPIu- f Lthe d Amendmet of the Law :AlthOugh the data~ or I Law hsm tin Our time may by snome be ; m t e with the o rapid ...

... TBEF TICO1RT3ENf ?? L. uPbr1EFA AND PIFTY-INTENTIX DAYs ?? s ticil~y Ilingo atteuilanie oft thle -B ?? anti Piem familiar faces of mnetiliers of the Tieilthi':re family andl their frienid. ii Inch lntdci 'ew-e'll alhnost d~aily ill co~d lring .thu last Ph, nd al o 4duiig fliii j't- miie;' cii' ti'o ?? prot'- CItiLt lol~li ?? 'I'iio Jiltgo's dtid tiot tike their seats uponI the benltCI Alntil ...

... TIME AN1D 1:lEX ANI) PI XEN'TiO?N Fl' l CR-14CL, IIE 3aNGC D. IA;D. Profes-oc Li-one Let.vi 'wrtcs, to thu il- T'LhqrepA:- fix tie oilt i i I a ddrLo~ ed in'o . tntoil Il v it yfouii t ' Lit h ,tuic lt '-trd toh i ?? mt OlIt I'i ol it: iiili illsaist jilt of Il-t(3P anld 1372, I tiiticax1.ui'd I-) ?? lit, 'T'iit tiieiui appiearls to be. soele) dueilt itii Ira inl ttle attinnier of Crniul-s;i ...

... SERIOUS GfrARGE OF CGONS'.P'h-,' C- TO Mr. Alexane Er el'E en!o 3, Circus. ,iuies, a-alilae of No. 8. Queen Victoril-street, City, dascrcn-: ss a Iner - chant Charles Beavdsefl. aZ clerk ; 2,iCorktci, . in and Samuel MMarty'u, 3atoot Friday-strect wcre rai ...

... ACTION FOBR LIBEL AGAINST A iSCHOOLIAMTER. 11 - ?? ?? 1- - ?? AAiA- A I rT . . In the Court of Common Pleas vesterday, Mr. Justice Brett, with a special jury, tried the ease of Stein a. Tabor. This was an action to recover damages for an alleged libel. Mr. PnP.rrTIcE, Q.C., 'Mr. Biaox, and Mr. AsTor apneared fornthe petitioner; and Mr. DAY, Q C., and Mr. CAnrLES POLLOCK for the defendant. The ...

... * l MICHARLMAS QUAPTER SESSIONS. i Thmesesscionewerresti'ite~id andl Crcludliedat oiatr She on1 Setriyioi.DNA.TR ecather CA oil~atrda. M.1. B. Frsiek prcien Th ?? aosgevirates oil thet, bench werm Mr. G. B.xYarborough, Fri Mr. L. S. Bainecs, Mrf. A. Sturrock', and LorAukad ' hee UNLAWFULLY WVOt DNenO A POLICE!%AN AT RAWSOAIS5'. Sor] ?? Coeadlaine WLeiO iiidicted fotr unlawfully anld o ...

... THE ALLEGED EMBEZZ1LEMENT OF CLUB MONEY AT HUDDERSFIELD. In the case of the Queen ?? Benlson, application was yestetday niade to Justices Firsld. Manisty, and Bowen, itI the Queen's Bench Division, by M1r. E.'Clarke, Q.C., to remove any indictment agaisnst defendant for trial fronm Leeds to the Central Crimi-nal Court.-Mr. CrAcaicF said this wvas ai case in which lint prisoner was out onl bail ...

... T.W1.P.TV5 e LEEDS. d AT=EGED TIEan OF BOOTS Bry A MANAGER.-At the 'Borough Court yesterday, before Mr. Bruce, Wilson e Whiteley was charged with stealing: a number of boots, _ the property of his employers, Messrs. Denbv and Co., s wholesale drapers and boot manufacturers, Albion-street and King Charles-croft. Mr. E. T. Atkinson (barrister) prosecuted, and Mr. Lawrence Gane (barrister) ...

... , ARREST AT DIRMINGHAM. BhInsRMUo11Ar, Thursday Night. E. Beeton, described as the manager of the Bi&. mingham offices of the International Law Agency, was arrested this afternoon at the Fighting Cocks Hotel, Moseley, near Birmingham. The warrants for the arrest of Beeton and J. S. Rogers, Esq., B.A., were not issued until this afternoon, owing to the necessary formalities not having ...

... -YOR1KSHIIRE ASSIZES. GUILDIIALL, YORK, FRIDAY. (Before Air. Justice ;UATHtEW.) Mr. Justice MATrHEw took his seat for the trial of i prisoners tor the city at oino o'clock. He was accom- E ?? by the Lord Ma)3ot (Aid. Agar), the Sheriff (Mr. E -W. Cattley. and the fol-owiiur Jiustices:-Sir James i Meek, Aid. Terry, Aid. Melrose, Ald. W. Varey, Mr. W1,. Walker, Dr. Shmoun, Dr. Mattersou, and Mr. ...

... SUPPOBED MURDER IN LEEDO. At the Leeds Borough Police-court yesterday, before Mr. flasua, the stipenaiary magistrate, Thos. Armstrong, a respectable-looking mail, who lives at 40, Mill-street, was charged with the wilful murder of Catherine Gregory, a widow, who lived near Marshall's Mill, Holbeck. Mr. B1ocUaTDs, the magistrates' clerk, charged thle prisoner, and then asked him if he had any ...