... LIVERPOUL COUNTY COURtT. ro in QUILLIAld V. QUINE.-11r. Almond appeared for the pe luor, claimants, Messrs. John Brooke and Eli Shaw, trustees Jich oge- under a deed of assignment made by John Qu)ine, master Wil tr50, tailor; ased Mr. Evans appeared for the exocutio p tiest creditor, John Quilliam. Frorn the statement of MY. Scar, Almond and the evidence called by him, it appeared tha~tsd ...

... OL -IE r - I . - ?? . POLICE INTELLIGENCE,. li TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. iS CAUTION TO SMOKEBs-Terence Lyons, a labourer, was ;o charged on an Information with smoking near Mess. i it Ashley Brothers office, Whter-street. Mr. Ashley statedi e that he had of late been much anapyed by men aesemblling a- at his office door and smoking. The lood regulationi sab-i r. jects any person smoking in or ...

... CHARGE OF MURDER ON THE HIGH | SEAS. On Saturday, at the police court, Captain John Wright Chapman, of the ship Cleopatra, of this port, was charged I before Mr. Mansfield, the stipendiary magistrate, and t Mr. Mellor, with the wilful murder of James White, a I seaman, on the high seas, The prisoner had been bailed on the preceding, day, when the investigation was post- n poned for the purpose ...

... ?? g~s TAQVT.PT Plnr.I.A~lw'r .rQA 1. by [BEFORE JOSEPH POLLOCX, ESQ.- i The business of the second April court commenced yes- X of terday. There are 827 causes entered, but these included s0 several remaining over from the last sittiig. Previously to the ordinary business being proceeded with, his honour f intimated that he could not deliver judgment in one or i of two cases which had been ...

... FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. be ROBBgc OF MoNccv.-Mary M Bride and Rose Nellie were he. brought un on a charge of stealing P1Z I ,s., the neoperty of cur, Ann Francs,the koe3eer of adisreputableliouss in uope-street wras The pruseciutri, it was stated, upon going, to bed hadl placed a th oneay for safety under her pillowy, and on awaking at an eal oron Thursday morning she discovered that who was i ...

... .. ATOD n.T.^smr- FR-OS [BEFORE JoSEPH PoLLORK, ESO.] ADVETI5 IN RAILWAt CAaaIAaES.-SMITH V. -DThe plaintiffs in this case were Messrs. Smith IiAMtsca¶'ontractors for the posting up of advertisements and Co., C e and the defendant was Mr. Laambert, in rail¶canvas, 13, Goree-pialzs-. Mr. Wheeler, who dealer In denr for Messrs. Smith and Co., and receives ?? on comtoission, stated that in ...

... MMiROB013 BERIUES AT MANC1' EXETh., A robbery of the most daring and unexampled descrip- tion was committed onl Monday, in the middle of the day, at the shop of Ml'. Howard, jeweller, in Market-street, the I pri:cipal and most busy thoroughfore in Manchester. At 1 o'cluek in tile afternuoo, M,-. Ion--t ol I hio OnSiStalits vwict acay fromn the shop to dline, and the only person left ill ...

... I (Bcefsse the Mayor, ?? Monk, R. Lawe, and J. Bairstoo, Esqrs.) i ALLEOGED FELO. ?? Irlshwoman, named Jane Walsh, was arraigned on the charge of stealing a pair of trousers, the pro. perty of Ann Collins, with whom she lodged. The evidence against her, however, was so weak that she was discharged. A MILITXAxAN ax TtounL .-Samuel Heaton, a warlike spirit, billetted at Mr. Waddington's, New ...

... B&ACKBURN COUNTY COURT. The weekly sitting of this court was held on Tnesday |S last; John Addison, Esq., judge. Fifty-one cases were T entered for trial. The advocates present were Messrs. pi Clough and Backhouse. PI TuRNEs V. BEVERLEY.-The plaintiff Is a tailor and in draper in King-street, and the defendant an attorney at la Enfield. The action was to recover the sum of £13 13s. w 14d. for ...

... I COUiNTY COURT.-MONDAY -LAST. I (Before.J. Addison, eq. I Judge.) This court was held on Monday last. Forty.-lve owes were entered for adjudication. R. Taoupsoit v. T. FzELDmnG.-The plaintif is a builder, In Eanam; the defendant is a sawyer. The action was to recover £5 4s., for goods sold and money lent. Defendant add that part of the goods were paid for, but, on reference to the plailtifis ...

... t : ,, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.-RECENT EXECU- I 0- X TIONS IN GLASGOW. bus The country is startled every now and then by the hobcommission of some horrid crime. The investi- ng gation that follows commonly discloses a depth tn, of moral depravity from the sight of which the sensitive mind recoils with dismay. S Murder has ias been perpetrated, and it is found that it has been md done by some one- ...

... A MAN KILLED BY HIS SON-IN-LAW, _ * AT ROWHDALE. . . . .. . .. . .. . . .- On Wednesady evening lest, eni inquest took place at the Masons' Arms Inn, School Lanai Rectidale, before Mr. Dearden, coroner, onl tite body of Isaac Lowve,.herb dealer, bi Priestley-etreet, Rochdale, who wis killed, on the previous Si Saturday night, by his son in-law, .iamcse Myerstiough, certer, t in thle employ of ...