... LIVERPOOL 'COUNTY., ,3OURT,. KU WEFOBE: J. B. LaIR, 58Q., JUDXU. .Ith An ARANG3)IEIX 0as BUsiNe8S.-The following i8 the .orj, Li arrangement of. the; business' of the. second November tom V ourt d -Tjesday, November 24th, j1dgmeant siummonses tion In and insolvenoies ; Wednesday, November 25th, 90 casei mat .e at .10 80 am., and 60 cases at 12; Thursday, November the, le, 26th, 30 claims for ...

... 1t810anH J. K. BLAIR, EdQ., JUDGE. 18 i TnD RBcCVHau OF SrOLEN PE6PILTXY.-WIGNALL h ,i v. HOWELL -This was an aetion brought by Bridget t id Wigall the proprietorof aneatinghouse, in Dale-street, th( ,against h~dward Howell, bookseller, Cliuroh street, to re- h ie eover the aum of £1, -paid to him under the following it lR ctrcums tances :-Abosit six months ago a number of books of were ...

... m- 1 - . I ' ?? - -t j- I - -. . - weo brai Thoatpnltnftelw a nlcedo odywar an ?? o h cieo udr Th rsoe a cnitd ttulast session of the TIi r- Cutoibmudrof his wife by cut- w ?? br trot wtha razor. He was, no doubt, very W6o ngmuch in liquor at the time, but thcrime was of such a hyo i.character as to preolude any hope of the sentence of Shd Z.death being in any way mitigated ; and although the ...

... KIRKDALEi QUARTER SESSIONS. These susions com1enced yesterday, at the Courthouse, DLIkdale. The Right Hon. Lord Stanley, .P., presidei, i and the othev magitrates present were less W. Rall, J. Roeson, R. Bonn, J. Campbell, R. A. .spinall, R, TheakstOfe; T. Greol, and W. R. Sandbach. The visitingi MIvlaP reported that the buildings of the prison were in I elient repalr, both Inside and out, ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENOx. laa.a'JAa,'J, re M4ONDAY, Noyzx~wga lo. BEFYORE MdB, .. S. MAYSPIELD. e, ?? Al msnotBVs--DaInielI erry, beerhouse keeper, Biiind-streae, dUrown-street, wasocharged with lystabbing a usan named Arthur Murphy; anda powerful-looking in follow, narmed Jobn Howard, was charged with Attoemptiog to lo rescue Barry. Ott Mnrphy and his -wife leaving Rj5srborne a public house, near ...

... KIRKDALE QUARTER SESSIOYS. The appeal caws having been postponed trom Friday, for which they were originalily fixed, were taken oa Saturday mnorning, the magistrates on the bench betng Lord Stanley (In tbe chair), snd Messrs. Hardeu, Greene, Canipbell, Tinne, Sandbach, and Hall. WILstaNSON V. THE MAGISTRARES OP THE 13BOROUGH OF Llv ?? appellant in this case was Jane Wilkin- 1on, the occupier ...

... In ,- - - - - - - - - - - Id FRIDAY, NOVRsBEE, 20. Id BRIP01O11 ML. J. a. MaNSSIHLD.I le FALe. SNAMAN'S CEin~arrnc' -The seaman named William if Williams, who was remanded a week ago on the chargo of loaviegipresented aeortificate which was false, upon the face of it, le was, on the application of. -Mr. Bluck, discharged, the charge against him lahavinig been wtdanby Mir. Tyndall. 01 O Vasnals ...

... THE ATTEMPT TO MURDER A DETEOTIVE. inno -- Qs 1 - HA . . - --S ?? - ?? Christian Battler, a native of Bavaria, was on Tuesday brought before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House, ,i oustody of Scott, the detective officer, upon the double charge of having stolen a bag, containing money and shares to the amount of £234, belonging to Mr. Ballautine, a stockbroker, and of having attempted to ...

... GanHGtes &GANSTa t A8ERQEON. k; Ai fe da, a an ?? held at the Oeorge IPn, r~ ~ ~ ~ ?? lffsa fe ou oug. E*rR$rge, a young d married woman, 22y efas of Uage, whose death waV aaid to f have been caused' by wyat of poper treatment, by Fre- 0 deriak JPeaue, a surgeon, Who attendled jhr during her LUocufineanesit aad who has a considerable prectico ia the Dneighbourhood. . r 'From the following ...

... AIFFILIATION CASE. CHARGE AGAINST THE GOVERNOBR OF WESr DERBY WORKHOUSE. r At the police ooort, onTtesday,beforeMessrrs.S. Reolne g adand J. H. Turner, Edward (Gough, goveraor of West Ing Derby Workhouse, appeared to answer a summons issued Lot. h argareti Clarke, who charged him with being the )et, father of a child of which she had been delivered us stfe November, 1856. Mr. Bluck appeared ...

... SENTENCES AT THE BO.ROUGH SESSIONS. I - I The following sentencst4ave been passed since our last notice:- Benjamin Westerman and William Procter, charged with stealing sundry articles, the property of Alexander C4uqa44-W esterman, nine months; Procter, acquitted. A*;F4 Jones, Wuies Wibon, and William, alias John J di, for stealihgI;1 . i apparel, the property of W. Allen and 7. W. B9llP0ones, ...

... * V. e n e- WEDNESDAY, NovFz3mBDR 18. Wi BEFORE MR. S. IMOLD1. ML THe DOOK QUAys-Tho other day, having a great number of au at 5fucmoume ag ainst persons for allowing their goods to remain an Zre O0 the dock quays, his worship took occasion to allude to the be d practice as one causing great inconvenience, and arising In a d* rM greatnxc5are, jf not ontirely, from mismausgeswent on the part ...