... BEFOREP IT-. W, flh;ON AND MR. EDWARD' UEATTL RODBBIEY IN A Prnrjo HoUj'?0.?]llsij Willia-;j Young Woman, was charged with stealing a ring and -seal! blonging to Mr. Boardman, publicai. West Derby-road. Between twelve and one that inorning the, prisoner entered Mr. Boardusan's house and requested to be supplied with drink, butl bcing drunk was refused. She then became very violent, and ...

... .. LWERPOOL POLICE COURT.. U 3 SATURDAY, AUGUST 21. 1 5 BEFORE. MESSRS. HOLT AND STENVART. O TmPAsS B5Y') NEtGHaouR.-Johu Jones, baker, living in o Chapel-walks, Scotland-road, was- summoned by his. next- o door. neighbour, John Eceleston, a joiner at the Vauxhall o foundry, charged with committing. wilful d1mage by polling 6 down garden rails. elach teliant of aiw OC, six cottages has 6 a ...

... IhIPORTANT CASE IN BANK- RUPTCY, IN RE JAMES STEELE.itW Yesterday, Mr. Commissioner Perry gave judg-.I meat in this'case. The bankrupt was until recently did extensively engaged ina business at Liverpool as,.& shipowner. Before ging his judgment, the corn- ?? missioner said he considered it necessary to advert Mr. for a few moments to a charge which was withdrawn the in the course of the ...

... COUNTY1 COUIRT. MPA X f. ýTi A- ie 31 __ - _7H b Ea. ps ::.DAM s1,JD e JUDGMENT SUMdOIJSES.-Orders of commitment in were made against the following parties, for the 1. period specified, for non-compliance with the orders 3 a, of the &Irt .-Maria Threlfall, Mill-street; Park, tl es 14 'days' to LnoAter; Patrick M'Donald, High- ti li- street, Edge`il, 20 s d Henry Dhnm, Tatlock- t] d, stree, 14 ...

... -LANCASHIRE SUMMER ASSIZ?ES. SOUTHERN DIVISION. for ?? ?? CROWN COURT. Scot ,FOP.E TfIEc1ON. CHOEF B RON POLLO(.. abo cors S&kTURDAY, AUGUST 14. who ,i , tejj(aged 26), a labourer, viawindicted for won b1ll tile 1llh June last, at Newton-in-lIacker- side v' 1oil~ftiy wounded William Haumblet, a LW fiCL, \lnrAllison prosecuted, and Mr. Tindal wati gl~icr. 'ceiended the prisoner. On tle day in ...

... - a -- --VCtITl OFRIGOF THE COMMISSION. The coinmission of the August assizes for the then division of this coun was opened yester- ?oufterno n, at St. George's nall. The presiding dges?. Chief-Barn? Pollock and Baon Mrti, eintown about twelve o'clock from Lsncater. Their lordshi)s were met, at the railway station by the h.ih sheriff, George a0.arton, Esq., of Capern- th r?vii?,1 near ...

... THE EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF BiGAMlY MID ELOPEMIENT. On Friday, at the Birkenhead police court, before J. S. Jackson, Esq., Philip Field, glass and china merchant, of St. Msartin's.Mar.kt, and of Breck-road, Everton, was brought up on remand charged with marrying Mary Ann Thomas, his first wife being still alive. The interest in the case seemed to increast, as the court was luore crowded than on ...

... : LLVERPOLPOLICE COURT. SATURDAY, JULY 31S DiFOBnt Mlt. AiLPlRNLUN ?? AI ?? middle-aged, respectablS- ?? dressedwo~an lvas brought by lpector i~ttle for creating a disturbatrs and causing, nlinoyanee in the office of Measrs. I Rohwao ?? EecEehat;hbuildl ?? Henry Gavaise, -'hW tl badidenf haa been in the l,¢ ,abit t con'itnz to tlbeir offce ir dki gloi' Mr: CGorge Aikizi t 'aidetzqeatinglnney. ...

... i t3NOAtSHIRE SUMlMER ASiSIZ ES. iv-k-th SOUTHERN DIVISION. I~(u - - - - - - ?? ' ?? n ot bilal yISI P1,1US COURT. Mu WUN MXIITIIMN AND A SPECILJ L Y ast STRDA.Y, AUGUST 225.thtI * ?? this actlion cerer Mlessrs.NWood, of the *t~r ~rry o iu~it.ic- this town as manufacturers geni:e 'cli) i nche, cal~rens,&C~. ; and the deofeldaists tiat tl jw~ ,,eW erirn caaryngonl the1 Saftne businiess at was, ...

... MURDER OF A GRANDFATHER 'AND GRANDMOTHER. ý-- ET-EYC E O F ;EVTH. At the assizes at Vells, before*Mr. Baron' W-at th son, John Baker Buckwell, a young man, was tried in, for the Wilful murder of his grandfather and grand-. ho mother, at Creeck St. Michaul. 'The deceased, Pal John Bubkwell, was a. farmer and small innkeepe; ai liv ing at a little inn called the Cottage. Inn, iii the th hamlet ...

... STARTLIN.:ýMG EXPERIITS EUTPOED AN EXECUTED CRIMINAtL, 'a The Boston correspondent of ?? YorkL Trbune 2575 has written the following remarkable letter to that 30 r. journal. It is dated July 31 -- The form of ,se- 25 e tencing criminals to death 4a this state will have to be 100 d changed. Instead of condemning them to be hanged 100 to by the neck until they are dead, the language wrill be, ...

... flEPORE J. K. BLAIR, FIQ., JUDGI, CLAIM OF A FOREIGN SEAMAN FOR WAGES. STEPHENSON v. WceieýWsr.--The plaintiff in this case was Anders P. Stephenson, a seaman, who sought to recover the stun of £18 as wages due to hhn for services on board tho Swedish brig Phoenix of which the defendant, Johan Olaf, wasthe captain Mr. Campbell appeared fot the plaintiff, and Mr. T. S. Raffles, instructed by ...