... I TIIE DIVORCE COURT. A SECRET MARRIAGE. Mr. Justice Barnes had before him, in the Divorce Court yesterday. the petition of Mrs. Ada Jane Bloore, of Aston, for a dissolution of her marriage with Arthur Bloore on the ground of his desertion and adultery. The suit was un- defended.-Mr. Barnard, in opening the case, said Mrs. Bloore was married in 1885 at the registry office, Aston, Birmingham. ...

... 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 ...

... fgJRAL OF p I Ey F US. Shader was then brought in and as soon as t tend dtake-n his place upon the platform at- tbe p as usual by a captain of gendarmerie, .eneresldent announced that in conse- t!Or,5 f * e applause and other expres- at Sat° Op!nlon indulged in by the audience 1lreay's sitting, and especially on the denided {;he ?? reporters, he had ?? at It any further sllch interrup- cwrred ...

... NLSI PRIUS COURT. Before Mr. Juice Bigham and a Special Jury, TEE CA-USE LIST. In ti list there are entered 14 special jury cases, 14 common jury actions, 5 for trial by the judge alone, and 1 commercial eause-in all 34 case There is 1 action for breach of promise, 1 for libel, 3 for negligence, and 3 for personal injuries. AN ACTION SETTLED. La Conteur v. Le Coantur.-This was an action for ...

... ALLEGED SWINDLES IN LIVERPOOL CLEVER CAPTURE. The local police have succeeded in capturing ; two men who are believed to belong to a pro- fessional confidence trick gang, hailing from gs London and Birmingham. It seems that about a week ago two men named John Burdett, alias ry Murphy, and George Williams met a coloured a seaman in a Liverpool public houso, and treated of him in a very ...

... VI ?? !,n hi nNQUEST AN]) VEEDICT. h The inquest on the bodies of the lady known w professionally as Madame Webstor, and her son, B aged 11, who died under painfully tragic circum- *, stances on Tuesday night, was held yesterday p, - by Mr. Sidney Smelt at the Manchester City C3 Coroner's Court. The deceased ladys proper ti ii name was Ellen Rourke, and the child, Wilnam T nArthur, was one of ...

... BIRKENIEAD POLIEG COURT. I T DAY1 DeEMB 17. f pEFORE MESSRS. . L. DODDS A)D J. CRAVEN. EMBREZLnRNT BY A CLxzK.-William Leeder Massinghans, a respectably-dressed man, was charged on remand that, heing a clerk in the employment of Mr. J. B. Delany, cabinetmaker, An, he felonioaly stole £7 2s. ld. or the 25th November, 1875. Prisoner was also charged with stealing several other sums on various ...

... sm A. B.: TORWOODS J- IS AcTi IB FORWOOD V. ODHAMS AND OTHERS Sm on DAMAGES LA) AT £500.- b teg In the Quee's Beach Division of the rgo h Courtle Justice, yeterday, the caseof Forood -v. Odhams and others came before the Lord Chief w Jstice (Lord Russell) and a special jury. The Lie plaintiff War the Right Hon. Sir A. B. Forwood, to member of Pariament for the Ormnkirk Divis th4 a member of ...

... y - n g Hi THE LONDON & NORTH-WESTERN i Fi: PRODUCE RATES cc f cic JDGMENT. - of JU ?? ho Yesterday, in the Queen's Bench Division, am before Mr. Justice Collins (president), Sir F. as Peel, and Viscount Cobham, judgment was given N in the application of the Mansion Houso Assoa th tion on Railway Traffic against the London and hi North-western Railway Company. The case was hc heard at the ...

... tSflJPOR L ASSIZES. ,,v-nAT DEO. 2. :go-PAY, DEO. 2. CROWVN COURT. ?? t.jV5TCE COLLDNS T ittyG LITPOLSOLICITORS. bi Si-stn(229), architect, and L ~. s- T~22jz$. (31, baker, were to- 0 -Edc With having, at Liver'Pool, on V > nJune, July, and August of thilsw ContlVconpire-d together to ?? ~ spret61t-3 from 'Thomas Gee d' - I-r.- MmaDraper, Charles Hailis WA W~~ill ut ehens, and wihha- It~ '-g ...

... TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 3BEFORKiL W. J. STZWARTSTYUWGARY NAGM .ATS. d MoLaniG A LADr.-John Higgins, a man ). of respectabe appearanc% was charged s withi haing med a lads it havng -road, Walton, and also aan B -1ted two pol ficez wo had gonie to herw S a2ssistme;-M.r. Crippe, who prosecuted, esid d that ou the previousevening prisoner accosted a .e lady, and insisted upon taking her arm and ...

... AMUSNG EVIDEXCE. At the Ceniral Criminas Court, London, on Saturday, before the Recorder, the trial ww resamed of tie five diendants, Daniel M-or tier, Xohn Charles 6kstes, Norman &uldan Hennah, John Abrabama, and Anthony Afad- dows, on an indiotment charging then wit a on-zsy kto defraud, and with defraudi public, in connection with The World's Gsat Marsiage Associatiou. Mr. Charles ...