... 'HE R BETTING PROSEOUTIONS AT MANCHESTER. ML-S 1IrAS-1- Of- t1;0W ?? -Y A.A - The MDanchester Btipendiary magistrate yesterday coma mitted a number of persons for trial at the assizes, who wfere arrested during the police raids on betting clubs. The police have made some further arrests of persons who are charged with using certain public-houses for the purpose of betting. A lunatic asylum at ...

... POLICE INTELL1GENCE. LEEDS. Tan MUnmZs' STaxE.-L Bti=A Ass-tir rry I WorAu.-At the West Riding Pohioe-courr, Leodi Town Hall, yesterday, before Mr. John Ellersiaaw, Ui T. T Stansteld, Major Middleton, Mr. ihaw, Q.C., an Dr. Clifford Allbutt, a mimer, aianmed Trinno iSocir, sta charged with having assaulttd AIndie Joyc:, a ?? wife, at Great Preston, Allerton Bywster. ir, Czi appeared for the ...

... REGISTRATION APPEAL8. - IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS I PTTT.1 ITTTM.APlV lnCVP AP TVnVTVV,-v^ :d U J.AitU1I. 113. THE MILITARY VOTE AT PONTEFFR.CT APPEAL DISMISSED. In the Queeea's Benct Division of the High Cour-ct Justice yesterday, judgment was celivered in t ne rsoi r ?? appeals rec eaitly heard before the Lord Ch-l' Jusuice and J.usticss Grove and Cave. .kt Ini'rjiOa judgment ?? ,,eIl.verd iin ...

... , 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... bUPPOSED MURDER. , -. The body of an aged Worman has beon found in a brick - vart at Ewyss Hlarold, Hereford, undur eireunstances D leadiuc to the supposition ?? she tad beea xnuidoeed. I The deceased had gone to a shed to see if there were any tramps thore, Iald as she did not retuin search was ruade, and she WDas ound lying in a peol of blood. Two tramps have been arrested on suspicioun The ...

... YOREK CASTLE, TuOSDAY. The criminal business of the York Winter Assizes was commenced yesterday is the Orown Court at York Castle, before Mr. Justice HeWnond. The following gentlemen constituted the Grand Jury:- Sir Win. WOreisy, Bart., Hovischars, Foreman, Sir Chas. L. Sa Dodsworth, Bait., Thornton Hell, Mr. Frederick Baines, Weetwood Lodg,% Ir. Wm. Beis ihI, Jise, Mr. Ralph Orcy;, ?? Hall, ...

... THE BEBFiST RIOTS C'OMMISSION. The CretAmission of Inquiry into the recent riots in Belfast SIuet awjadn yesterday morniaeX in the Record Court, 'before Mr. Justice Day (President), Major- Uoners l Sir Edward Bulw er, Mir. Le Poer Trench, Q.C., Mr. Ttichard Adams, barrister, and Commandor Wallace MC:Fialdy, Cief Constable of Lanarkshire. Thie court wiv'; more crowded than on the opening day. ...

... THE BOUALIST PiHO6biCUTION. John Ward, described as a labourer, appeared to his bail before Mr. VAuouocA- at the Bow-street Police-court ou Saturday, to further answer the chargo of disorderly couduct and obstructing the police in the exocutior of their duty in Traralgar-squar6, on Lord Mayer's Day. Mr. IV. TiodmisoN, barrister, defended, and on behalf of the accused pleaded that in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...