... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-FRIDAY. EII3HTII DAY. [Before Mr. Justice Wi~lams.]8- At ten o'clock Lie lordship took his seat, and the Rd- jourrned case was called on. Mr. Erie rope to reply. Ile expressed some eurprice that one of his learned frlenris, wio ad reseied the jury yesterday, should have dwelt so Much upon the unfairness with which this prosecution was conducted, for lie could aiesare ...

... POLICB LSV7BLLGENGCA.-SATURDAY. I BO3W.STREET. Three tradesmen reuiding in Holborn were brought before Mr, I rr!;fford this rmorning, charged with assaulting twoof the police. Tho defeidants were statding at their own doors last night, at a out twtelv o'clock, waiting to be let in. While they were doing fi, two pulicenten caume up, and requested them to move on. They stteid that thtey were at ...

... SAVERIFfS COUR2'-TIIuRBDAY. * \ 81w~e tI~ll sil~fili Kionl l!(V id ar ICotlal !l ' arla 1 1 !wicl1 ;Ti iarall Inenate I'taait C IIItoarata la r. t atrent. St. I 'k ialailt'tle s ro, rtii l Id at it thlaictitr. (.t. lu alstil his iJ;'i utaikat, a tsaditt hat Ca tilliter- ot e) . . tin (¢ :s O Ur e;dntiairaflcera Nd anal, a1 aralchlua aaaart ti Imn jttr appiaaotda n, defeaa ta aitaill itt a ...

... ADJOURIVED INQUEST THE ALLEGED CASE OF SEDUCTION BY A CLERGYMAN. Last night, Mr. Payne, the City coroner, reeumedI the inquiry robstive to the death of Charlotte Griffin, weh, it was alleged, had committed suicide tbrough being seduced by the Rev. Charles Scratcheley, a lelrgyman ot the esta- blished church, and who resided in the capacity Of iioust- keeper to the brother of Mr. Scratcheley, a ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGBNCB. NORTH ERN' CIRCUIT-LivUtRPOOL, Ai'hIL '.3. [Before Air. Justice Colttnaa,1 MAN~i AND ANrtOTHlER V. O'A1111 AND OTHEllO. Tides was ter action to reoover a sunst for brokerage, alleged to be ,ut due vi, obtaining al charter for thei bark Taglioni. belonging to the 'Ydefendantst ,Mr. Watson andi Mr. Cardwell appearedl for the pltaistifisi; Mr. UT' Martin aind Mr. Sergeaint ...

... EXPEBNSE OF THE MAETRIOPOLITAN POL ICE. Yesterday a meeting of the parishioners of Lambeth was held in tho vestry-room, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present extent of payment to the metro- politan police. Mr. Churchwarden Nixon in the chair. Mr. FALL wished to know if iny one attended from the commissionere in Scotland-yard, as he had written to them on the subject of the ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGEN-CB. NORTHERN CIRC1T1IT-LTYRitI'ooL, APRIL 4. [Before Mr. flaron. Riolfe.] TBE LAST WRIT OF' Uti.cs1r-ItIoST-TON, 5,LaI)ANrAT, V. NiTSPtIT, This was 55 writ of right to try She titll to a very considerable pro- perty, situate tis Chorlton-upon-.mediock. Mr. DusIllas ansd Mr. Archibold appeared for tho dessiediant; Mr. Slarkle, M1r. Croxoptoss, and Mr. Tonslinson for Site ...

... LA F IvOTICES-ThIs DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER-Sit at tell. Bilwer v AutoIy, forjudtunmet-11 re Crlgliton, llnuatil petition, by order-In re Lockoy, lulnatic petition, l.y order. A l. UL O.-YoUng v Waterpark-Tuhlock v flartly-BrOWR v oleo,-Dulke of Loeds v Earl Ainherst-Rlickards v 1tickards. VICB-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, WESTMEINSTER- At tnil. llefore Sir L. SIADVWVLL. Remaining ...

... POLICE 1ITL LLJGENCE-WWLDNEl3DAY. C LE RKEN WELL. Toot vArco ABDCIsONro CAEan-Ili'ietisas Burion Netrecnhan, teas breoght opt ots rezoned, charged with Kite abduction of Prances Louisa MWortiivii, of Oclrard-silrcet, Cohasirg-rond, lslingtots, a wart of Chancery. 'File co urt was crowded, as oan focrter orcutions, %with profcoslional gcnIltllcts atold 545lyc apea la lsiies i, whto itanifested ...

... DREADFUL M7URDER IN ST. MARYLE- BON13, AND AT2RMPTED SUICIDE OF TE A URDBRPR; On Saturday evening a most dreadful murder was com- mitted by a man named William Crouch upon the person ,in toe of Frances Crouch3 bhis wife. The scene of the horrible oc- i' bill. currence is Little rafryldcone-atkoee, Ihadlug out of Great Lir. A Marylabone-street, near High-street. peered The murdered woman, who ...

... CCREDIT AND ASSTAULT.-At Queen square Mr Henry WifliassQ, a gentleman. who gave his address 88 St James's street (Conservative Club), was charged with assaulting Mr Walryer, foreman to Mr Woodward, a tailor. Cbm,- plainant said that the gentleman had had a waistcoat of fils master about three months ago, and had left another to be repaired, since- which he bad not called. He was proceed- ing ...

... ?? aiEU6NCL BOW-STREET. UTTERING Foxoxi CaaEcts.-On Tuesday.Johsa Skinnser Frani., holtding a commission in the Cape of Good Hope MIounted Rifles, ?? AnneBrowne, described as ogover- ness,,were brought before 2,r. Jardine for re-examlnation, chargad with forging and uttering a check for 1901., another for 301., anid athird for 2501., each purporting to be drawn by Dowager Lady Nelithorpe, of ...