... I Tho following Is a summary of the sentences passed at these B essions;- n sersions:- FOR FELONY. 1' Transportationf/or Life.-Timothy Callaghan, 18, for baving' stolen a pair of boots, the property of Randal iopley Sierlooik. Fi'fleen Years' Transportation.-Samuel iluxley, 48, for having a stolen 10s. 4d., the property of Samuel Radioum; one waistcoat and one knife, the property of Samuel ...

... ngotrtfie tuwtuttr 510i ed I SOUTHERN DIVISION. The bistnssofthe orthen Diisles baing finished at Lan- m erstr ?? eenig lat, M. Jstic Maltl ruriv~d ia thiso ~weshotlybefre witoclok n ~luray ttrircon, an eiO ws oend i de orm Lrd hif ustc Ilennma did I, MAonday, August I. Lord Chief Justice IDennians took his sent on the- bench At t~emocok, attended by ThocnaoRobert WilasoFiranies, Esq., i ...

... I. I Rnn-ammire AItmnwl were L t SaUMTHERN-.DIVISION.-LIVERPOOL. once rlsh- I1CROVN -COURT. I. in ~~FRIDA Y,~A oV a 12.be hark- LIR&L. It SuIZE naO 5v. Qu~ssota-This ease came on this nmorutogbe thefore tihe Lord, Cbief Justice, who had consented to rmnatin ever large baudyinodrt t~ryit, but by oomesst of both parties'it; wao ulad a tnutaet andlef ove bil th netssices. POLICY OFIN&URANCE. ...

... lif' (Continued from page 247.) he n- THURSDAY, Augwst 4. n- The Learned Judge entered the Court a few minutespast mnle. nar John Hodkcaseon, Robert Hearocts and Buckley Schofield id. were brought up to receive sentence. ilhe former was sentenced n to twelve mronths' Imprisonment and bard labour, and the two latter to eighteen mopths. 1 Jarmes Shipley and .ohs Gent were placed at the bar, and ...

... ? . , I I ill 11, 1, , , .. I I * :Iqr?r, Rau ?? ii ?? ?? W)DAUJY,Atiust,11% Ms te The Aso'o took his seat en the bench at, nine o'clock. ?? ,6 Samud 'Maqa6t Copefern, 24, was Idite foI ban 13 ing,'iindert false pretejecea, Ithe sum of £0259, from Arm tien lit Crellin,'atiLitrerpool.wr fr duel Mg5e.Seca CeJ'tes nd. A'rHRatiUN erefrsie ?? Prosecution,, and. Mr; Rt~uca and Me'. AsPINALL, Cre, ...

... ivow--- I f,,,yeaditirt Attarmtr %ddtltd- ?? -VUTHERN DIVISION.-LIVERPOOL. CROWN COURT. FRIDAY, August S. giscdship took his seat on the bench a few minutes pat n in ' UUNNATURAL CRIME . ,riiaiaoi Saxon was charged with the commission of a uu 5 tiarl crime at Heaton Norris on the 31st of Julyji us55 Several witnesses were called to prove the facts of I the cs, which weee of a very disgusting ...

... N18 VOWS cl : it bro rer. ' MPAS~s~:. etle-iaw nth~eadefed luglaoMull'tkh' ?? I V~ tXelvsd'6*'1A.N A. STr ?? rol ?? art,.paenza..usar.-iewaalatnbrsgtb' ASPINrdsALO.ANDSPSONR ith B wc~t.gv-h lt.l~oi' 'deiond was'th brougt orea overflthathl ofm Txhe de~iv7e . 'of tla 4K godswasprovd. im)Wi55 har* t~he fefdaelaili hsjadboug, se to out Jf'o' anir' i)vci wa'~ s~ ,n on, asrou ht o rcoer tatsu. ...

... TRIAL OF MRS. ELLEN~J BYRNE FOR THE MURDER OF HER HUSBAND. e 11 This trial conmmenced on Monday morning least In the Corn- the ii maiiti~)t Court. Dublin. b teore Chief Justice Dociierty, and felt. e Bormpn otlefatiur. TIhe priaont-rwawiaitiredindte p mourning, V and, Appeared to be perfectly comprised In her mind, nor did sb he * exlbt nyfelin o trrr in thertm itucatiged * Te elt outofthie ...