... ?? addiltd. - I'l SOUT-HERN DIVISION.-LIVERPOOL. pn, DBFOR1E BARON SIRC'-IILLIAM 1IBNRY MAULE. eq CROWN COURT. a FR FDA Y, April 9. Their Lordsliipshiav'in.,attrsdcd Divine service, ?? . Chnrch, this morning, ni Mr. Justicf MAIAJLIS-did not take isis scat on the bancis till a hit little before one. iI SINGULAR CASP OF' BlrIA'sIY. ci Elizabietht Da !ell,-21, and Jotso Dwie,*ll. 32, stesd ...

... nL -I-. j. PUBsLICANS AND Basassustists.-Therfollowing parties pay a were fined on Friday last, for offensces under the local havin, .t:-Matthias Christian, publican, Shaw's-alley, for foreign 1I selling spirits at imnproper .henirst,40.; 'rhootas Morris, office' j~beerseller, Park-street, for selling .,ale during church York I- hourson Sunda, the 9th instant,MOi; Charles Gould- Eliss' son, ...

... illuradhire tuntmer Iddiled. I SOUTMERN DIVISION.-LIVERPOOL. BEFORE SIR THOMAS COLTMAN, KNIGHrT. CROWN COURT. t THUP.SDA Y, August 20. i MrTJUTSTICE COLTMAN toak his seat about nine o'clock, and proceeded to try the remaining MIINT CASES. Dennis Rov'crson, 28, (Ceold read and write imnerfectly.) h Freaois Pullin 25, .T'lhnc Watson. 40 and Hareny Richynond, alias Lairker, 3. ;, one of whom ...

... KItRKDALE EASTER SESSIONS. BENTENOBS OF THE PRIBONEFRS. es_ _ at SENTENCES OF THET PR180NER8. he Jo)hn Conner, 49, for sitealing a gill glass, tbe ?? of James nd all, a t Wralton on.thei ill--6eveO dsye. nd Henry (3riffith, 20, for steailng a coot and a. cuirb chain, thle ut pmpertyof Thonnas Houghtstn and Henry Hail, at Woolston. m ?? month. re, Henry Wilkinson, 17; Tlrnoth'Ranagsn, 19; and ...

... t: iarliee lourt. Tuxrr ovA ^ evaaai0s.-t.n Taesday JobJo n Robert Tinne, John Perry, Edward slll, aldJ r- Mather, were charged with stealing a sovereign from s servant girl. According to the statement of the girl Oh- n- had threestovereigne ir, her bosom,nand ono of thepri.e e wanted her to spend the money. She refused to do so as it was not her own, when he took the moneoftom; he at electing ...

... I roetbi -s ill te 3uill jolice Court. vTUTAV A.-n.. 0 ere ey, FRIDAY, ArRIL 8. on, Before the Mayor and Mr. Firbank. ost Tie only business before the Court this morning was the 'ful attestation of a recruit, and the examination of four md vagrants, who were discharged. ast, SATURDAY, AptiL 9. Before the Ofa'yor and Mr. Newotarch. - DEsaaTIoN.-Colour Serjeant M'Guire, of the 37th Royal Irish ...

... vrocebiing i tc iull volice Court. FRIDAY, July 31. LAUGCIZNG AT A POLICEmAN.-A boy, natned Joseph H7ornsey, was charged with being disorderly.-Policeman No. 65, said, he saw some boys malting a noise on Scale-lane staith, and having ordered them off, the prisoner did not go, and turned round and laughed repeatedly at him, and teazed him till he could bear it no longer, when he took him into ...

... THE. L.EEEDS CORPORATION SUIT. (0lr- --Anz -- Ac - 11 . . wu±t reauers, most ot them, are probably aware, that the Leeds Corporation, previous to its dissolution by the sham municipal corporation reform bill, made over the property invested in their name,-amounting to £6,500, mid which arose entirely from fines levied upon themselves, as they were entitled to do by their charter, for default ...

... | ProceeWfnp in the wtpll volice Court. TUESDAY. John Thompson and Frederick Rowlatt who had before been brought up on a charge of stealing plate from Mr. W. Lewis, were discharged. EMDBZZLPMENT -Joseph Whatmore was charged with embezzling the sum of two guineas, the property of Messrs. Hurst. Mr. Richard Hurst deposed that he was in possession of the Champion, steam-boat, and that the ...

... -THE STATE TALS. 41 ?? -- THE 14E -T1J.~ AtLJXVT10U Buror=l- .Ian- rLMOTJON --d rtly After- alle'ven'61cooar Tiluroday -morning the on judes ntookterposlrts dn te e adlLM. 'otnnnhib tela woi o te n ther o T O prsc t The eurorwacomPletebY ' filled.. The Attorney and Sohiitor Qeneeal, sadt nearty jrn lta b, ne ei d c u inj then me, erer presetiL e M it. ~W~ot~he2Di thebnt blesaid moved for t DOW ...

... - in An nggravated case of this kind was tried In tilt Queen's Bencb in n last wveek. Tue plainiliff was Miss Caroline Brett, a respectable eess young lady. of Bristol; the defesdant wees the Rer. Samuel Wade tle Stone, a Baptist minister, Tibe defendant, a young matl preparing himself for the otinistry, paiid his add resses to the plaintill, and nl made her an ofler of marringe, in 1835; and ...

... COURT OF EXCHEQUER-8*SuRnAT. FA. .. . . - . I . - it. ; _- To- - Azt n In Sittings at Nisi Prius befdre.Mr. UNreuimSEY and a of .Spe .) \ot RXOlSE 5'ROSHCUTIONS-THE AT OINDY GEsNERAL V. IIY ,GATES AND OTHtERS. ry In the absence of both the Attorney General and So. :o, hloior General, Mr. Jervis (with Mr. Wilde) conducted ed the case on bohalf of the Crown. Mr. Wofdsworthap- nlt ng peared for ...