... Judge Smyly, Q C.] INTERESTING TO FAntRsUS.-In this case the Mid- land Railway Company clairmed the sum of 5s. d. from Edward Thomas Cooper, farmer, of Tonge, near Mel- bourne. Mr. Young was for the company, and Mr. Bostock represented the defendant.-Mr. ...

... brought up, and the evidence having been taken in writing, the prisoner was committed for trial. A dirty unshaven man named Thomas Allen was charged with stealing, on Friday last, 13s. 6d., the property of a man named Stevenson. The prosecutor employed ...

... apprehended on the 11th inst. at Derby by Inspector Hardy.-Prisoner now pleaded guilty, but begged for mercy on account of his wife being at the point of death.-Com- mitted for three months, with hard labour. Thomas Wilmot, labourer, of Duffield, was summoned ...

... , 3. SMITH, and W. g in ?? named Hardy, whOdSON, Eshtrs. , y DASuNSAL-JoNph Johnson, a tracaeoing harvstern d ank r. in Cheapid last night, was discharged on promising toe leave the town. . l- WANDERING ABROAD-Thomas Swain, charged with d wandering abroad ...

... thle offence she wivs living apart from hi her husband at the house of a Air. Hardy, in the town of yV L Nottingham. On the 2nd of October last the prisoner come se 8 to Mr. Hardy's house from BeCtUo, in Leicestershire, wilere pI he was thien residing. lie ...

... Mr. Arthur Thacker. Mr. John Moody. Mr. Joseph Rateliffe. Mr. Thomas Topham. Mr. Joshua Ianentone. Mr. Ed. Dusautoy. Mr. Thomas Cartlich. Mr. William Knight. Mr. Robert Brougball. Mr. Thomas Oakley. ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH, ? Mr. J. F. King. Mr. Jas. Hollingworth ...

... made on RWilliam eto Wishy and Tho(mas Phillips to have their children vncci- he nated within a mouth, and to pay thecoets of tbcsumnaons, jif. 7s. lid, each. Both said they objected to vaccination.- s Th cases of Thomas Slater and Joseph Woollay were ...

... had before the Court.-It seemed that in May last he char id7, was charged with assaulting a William Hardy, and he took on out a cross-summons against Hardy. Woodward was con- [B( ad victed and ordered to pay a fine and costs amounting to J as It. 1(3s. (3d ...

... ?? case d it, was adjourned for a week for the appearance of the defen- g daint's birutlier Cs ai wit hess. It wII Joliil Hardy was chiaigeil with leimig druik at Borrow- aid Indi, on the 21st of November, ind fined 2s. Gd. and costs. ti ide Julon Neil ...

... been nine times previously convicted. WANDERING ABROAD.-William Hardy was charged by Police-constable Whittaker with wandering abroad in Victoria-street.-He was discharged. DIOsnBUioN.-Thomas Paget was cbarged wit', being wE a deserter from the tst Batt ...

... been C directed to sell it. On Thomas Parker was also found d IlNS, hd. in money and a knife. He had since learned that the watch had been purchassd ait the shop of Mr. Fares- ' worth three weeks since; also that Thomas Parker bad been eniployed by Mr ...

... ofaome step4. and ehelelped me to put thse attr'ess Ta an5 the.whieelbars'ow, Hardy said I was tso take tihe mattress to to Isis house. Mir. Autt was gone out that day, and Hardy ia aaitd to me 1If Mrs. Ault Says aisyttsisg to you about thleti wbu'etbsarrow ...