... PRESTON -.INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS. - SATURDAY LAST. I h Before T. B. Addison, Esq., chairman, R. Newsham, l Esq., T. Lowndes, Esq., W. Birley, Esq., and the Rev. C. E. Klendal.- Ih The ifolloing members of the bar were present:- e Messrs. Hulton, Whigham, Mc. Oubrey, Fnrringtou, Milne, d Aston, HaIsall, and Marshall. . 1 b .TJames Parker (30, D.), pleaded not. guilty to the charge a at having ...

... WEDNESDAY. (Before the Rev. J. Hopwood and J. Pilhington, Esq.) 1 DaUNKANDDIsooDBnLa.-Giles Howarth vascharged with having been drunk and disorderly, at half-past two that morning. He was found by police-constable Dowd, c lying on the ground in Blakeley Moor. In trying to get him to the station he tore mother officer's clothes. The t defendant acknowledged that he was drunk, and said that lie ...

... MYSTERIOUS ' : 0 CASE OF CIEHLD-MURDER. . ?? On Monday afternoon last as two boys were pla in a meadow, near the bridge crossing *Gregso-laue Brook n Walton-le-dale, they discovered iinthe brook the dead body of a female child, apparently abou hourteen 'days_ old. One of these lads, named William Crook, immedi- ately gave the alarm, and the body was removed to the house oF Mr. William Slater, ...