... ii- .UldrVVJ rLPUIUL UUU1u.A, PSATURlDAY, JUNE 12. BEFORE MR. J. S. MANSFIELD. AiSAULT ON TJli POLICE.-Richarl Hill w.I charger witlh leaving acsaiultcel officer 2t4. Mr. Bluck asppoared for the, Prisoner. ftaptplred Ocdtli;et on Thursdalylasttheprisoner vas ordered to distrain upon the goors of a rmncd neaed Si ecny, who occupied apartments in the house of a manl named Foole in Stanley-street ...

... TRIAL OF TH-ER(YA;j BR-ITwsE BXNK DIlEOTOR.: i The ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ *, the ?? of 'the directors of the, 'oalafta British Bank commenced in the Court of Queea's has Benohon Saturday, before Lord Cambel t' =ce urY. The defendants are HM b ~Bro aftI Esdalle, Her ?? od row~ne (a1t4 deW olfea D obae hhr artley 'keanndy, the Wilame Dan ?? Sta6pleton, Heegh Innfes' tree ?? coawa esl codd n nM the bench ?? ...

... A dreadful tragedy took place yesterday, at Bir. f amnigham. A man named Harrison, and a lady named Chapman, who appears to have passed for his ,; wfe, took apartments at the Cinrendon Hotel, in that town. Yeteda, in what appears to have been ca fit of jealousy, he shot his coaapanion in the head, and comittbed suicide himself. The deadly weapon - had a fatal'effect in his case, but happily ...

... LANCASHIRE SUMMER 11 ASSIZES. - I SORJTHERN DIVISION. IC, - d- II W exsNISI PRIUS COURT. 1- B13FORHE MR. BARON MARTIN. Id or FRIDAY, AuGusT 27. of D- THIE AFFAIRS OF THE BOROUGH BANK it - AGAIN. 10 S-aITn V. DixoN. This was another action X against Mr. Joshua D)ixon, as a managing director of ir the Borough Bank. At the opening of the court 3 there was again a great number df persons present, ...

... LIVERPOOL POLICE COUgr. MONDAY,.DECEMBER 27. BEFORE IlRt. 3.- S. MANSFIELD. Vcoua-VT A.SSAu~T.-Jasnes Ntsggett a sailor, w, as charged with a violent assault on amses Burns.'a boy aged 12 years, the eon of a porter. During a, row in Preseoit-row, Titbebarna. 1street. to which the prisoner and Another .were engaged, the former took tsp a, piece of iron enid fluni it s ith great violence at ...

... I LIVERPOOL COUNTY COUAT. B1TORE J. K. BLAIR, 3tSQ., JUIGE., BUsanMt oP TaH CiOUcr.-The following is tho arran9- ment of business for the fdirt October court, which opened yesterday:-Monday, the 18th, judgment summonses and in- solvencies; Tawday, the 19th, 70 c.ses at ten o'clock, and f0 at noon, besides ingolvencie.4; Wednealay, thle 20rth 70'cake3 at ten oclock, and 60 at noon' Thursday, ...

... LIYER1300L POLICE COURT. eTHURS.DIY, OCTOBEU ~. :e BBFO It 111t. J. S. ?? .'2gLDl. is lttesIsANLY Acsshuejjr. -A tall, s.rslye.t ftllow,V injned ?? Lewis, was brounghitup on ?? 'lage L bha'sng brutally wa-r~ultod anut OR wmani, named I . isan, nor '.daughter, a married woman, named Ally ...

... BRUTAL MUtRDER.- d it On Friday night, aboat eight o'ckck, glyee nien, le: ?? Cawthornle, Jamnes Smith, an-i Pezer a Morgan, Smith's brother~-in-law, while in Iit publiti Di house at Mur-ton Colliery, Northumberland, quar- *d relled, but were at last quieted. Srind time aiter le. Caworne left the.public house for the purpose of r, going to his own house, about 410 yards distiaut. OI Is his ...

... I 0 THE RECENT SUICIDE OF A BOY , IN CHESTER CASTLE. a he We have received from a correspondent a long lo re- account of certain proceedings which took place on o he Saturday last, in the Cheshire Connty Polied Court, li he in reference to the boy Littler, who recently comr- P ol. mitted suicide in Chester Castle, by hanging. Want of he of space precludes our giving the report at length, di- ...

... ' . 1. --2- -, . - I -1 . 1 The 'following iriqueits were held at the, conner's (Sr ~court on Sriturda4, before Mr. Carry 16ib, A' ~iJNtAD' E~hTh 'deceased, John Baa- 17cl~ neitt, aged S3, of 16 Tyrer-street, was much ?? to dripking. The ilst time he w;as vey ruk a oin Monday night. Oh Tuesday i' cosqec ?? wae ye7 DIl' ad, ais his: ife said ea'h horrors,' or was afflicted: with ?? Abou~three ...

... LJyERPOOL POLICE COURT. . WhDNESDAY, MAROH 3. Eta5I? BEFORE MR. MANSFIEJLD. : SERIOUi AissAuar.-A .rough-looking man, named Micbael M'Cann, was brought up 7 harged' 'with. having assaulted Michael Walsh, on the 23rd uit. The prosecutor was unable to appear, a surgeon's certificate being produced to show the dangerous gtate lhe wasi is from the wounds inflicted upon him. It appeasred that' the ...

... LINCOLN ASSIZES, I THE LATE RIOT AT GRIMSBY. Thomas Newby, painter, William Colley .Parke., yeoman, Wil.i1am Brown, joiner, George Woodcock pot- seller, John Anderson, fruitseller, Christopher Brown, shoemaker, Levi Chapman, mariner, John Brown: shoemaker, fhomas Genny, shoemaker, Philip Stocks, labourer, Goff Green, mariner, Robert Smith, mariner George Grayburts, mariner, George Green, ...