... 1. ?? D~n The ease of Higgenson v. 'Daniels came beoetani beMr. Justice Kennedy and a, jury at IManchester mac Summer Assizes yesterday. It was an actionin dbrought by Elizabeth Higgenson against Josiah prm ?? to recover damages for breach of promise COsi of marriage. Mr. Shee, QC. and Mr. IL tior Smith were for the plaintiff, and Mr. Pickford, as Q.C. for the defendant. Before the case was' ...

... The annual session of the Douglas Licensing sh Court wvas held yesterday, Mr. Samuel Harris' an High Bailiff of Douglas, presiding. The great to majority of applications fo ...

... DISTRICT POLICE COURTS, BIRKENHEAD (COUNTY). Before Messrs. J. R. Lee, 3. Elliott, and Colonel Stitt. Assault on Bailiffs.-Johnb Knowles, builder, of Ivy Lea, West Kirby, was summoned on two informations for having assaulted James Bryson and Thomas Brown, bailiffs of the Birkenhead County Court. Mr. Matheson prosecuted and Mr. Craigie (West Kirby) defendeL It appeared from the evidence of the ...

... BIRKENBEAD BOK?PXTCY COUP.T. WEDNESDAY, DECEBER 2L. BEFORE U& J. E. WILUAM5, aatert. ( REs CHA& m ALwocx.-This debtor. who was a fruit dealer in Market-street, Birkenhead, came at up on his adjourned examinaion, and was awre- SD sented by Mr. Hannan. The examination was closed. St Rs THOMAs DMwsoe ShnTg-Tbis debtor, wbo carried on business as a seedana at 82, Hamilton- ei street, Birkenhead, ...

... I THE' SP'POSED TRIPLE MURDER I i IN IRELAND. l ' A Corl; correspoident savs- The police are pwplul1iag their inquiries in reference to the extra- *o~dhiary discovery of remains in a well, near * Ca'irletown lobhe. The jury, at the inquest held .F on Wedilesdk-, found that the remains were those ts of Mrs. bheehan, her daughter, and son, but there d lvas no evidence to s1how1 how they came by ...

... L LIVERPOOL POLICE COURTo I TU7,SDA.Y. NOVEMBER 9% DE1POM X& RyFLES. SHOCINcG CaUELTT To A~ CxnLD.-A rough-looking man nam=ed .ohn Reanedy was summoned for having grossly assaulted his so Ptrick Kennedy, seven years old. Mr. Cleaver was for the prosecution, on behalf of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The evidence went to show that a fewwesaoa or car of the society ...

... DISTRICT SESSION-S. ; |XVAVERTREE. At the Wa-ertree Police Court, vesterdav, before Mr. T. D. Hornby, a boy named James Mullen. residing in tGarniett-street, Waverttree, was churged with stealing apples and damazing a fruit tree at the garden of 51r. George Roberts, Priory-road. Prisoner was apprehendei or' Sunday morning shortly after the robbaev and ad. mitted the theatt. He wa sent to the ...

... CORONER'S [NQUESTS TUESDAY, NOVEXMBR 8. BEMOE XL6 CL&E AXPEeA.LI5 C00OS or rurtTPoot. On the bodv of M-arat Garneri aged 65yeau- wife of a blackmith, and lately reading at 4 Hawkes-treet. About raid o S ray t deceased, who had been waiduX tp for net son, was about to retire to her bed. She took the paraffin oil lamp off the kitchn mnmteais for the parpose of extingnisbing the liht, and without ...

... THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. BnoBe MEL C. ASPENALL., ORONE OF L0' EUOOT. 1 On the body of a man unknown, whose bodcr was found floating in the West atskiswa Dock on Monday last by some workmen. A hat and coat were found Iying on the quay outside the shed, and the body was minus these articles. The only property found qn the dead man were seven pa~wratickets, and these wvere alt for joiners' tools, ...

... I IVERPOOL ASSZES, . I MONDAY, DECEMBER 17. CROWN COURT. I son MR. JUSTICE WmtS - AN EX.POLICEMlAN'S LIFE OF CRTMF. George Evans (33%M deecribed as a painter, whs charged with having, on the 2nd December, uttered a forged sailor's bonus note %vith intent to defraud. It was aleged thabtho prisonerrecoived £2 15s. from Edward Caputick, butcher, Admiral- street, Liverpool for a bonus note for £3 ...

... LIVERPOOL BANKRUPTO Cop,7 MIONDAY. DSCEIBER ,7. BZFOBES MR. REiIS E&R BRETsRIN-L RE RosE raT Muis.-Robert Mill., a uroner provision dealtr. cariing on busin st shops in Liverpool. came up f furter Pe examination. At his previsedi examsnxj 10 debtor made serious dbares agantt M. . Lowrey, a Leeds acountant, who bad &e ' trustse of his-estate under Iiqwidanon prne' which were undertaken twelve ...

... EXTR.AORDILNARY DIVORCE SUITS GARCIA v. GARCIA. In the Divorce Division of the High Court of Jrstioe yesterday, IAlrL Justice Butt bead bfror hin, the case of Garcia v. Garcia The petition was that of the wife for a divorce by reason of the adultery and desertion ot her husband, Mr. Ed- s ward Garcia, theatrical manager at Manchester, Y wbo. it was stated, was known as the Lancashire' 'e ...