... ALLEGED EYTENSIVE FRAUDS BY PICTURE DEALERS. I _ - SECOND HEARING. William Thomias Barnes, the son, and Lucy Barnes, the tife, of Mr. Barnes, the well-knowin auctioneer and picture dealer, of St. Paul's Ciurchyard, again appeared before Alderman Wire, at the Guildhiall PoIlice-court, on Monday, on their recogi isances, to answer the chaige of conspiracy to defraud air, Eobert Herries Peter, an ...

... ASE INTELLIGE- -N-C. poe WESTERN CIRCUIT. BaisTor., Wednesday. NARRZET V. THE MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPIANY-SPECIAL JuavY-4001. DAMAGFS. Mr. AI. Smith, QC., and Mr. Kingdon were for the plain- tiff; and Mr. Butt, Q.C., Ir. Stone, and Mr. Coleridge for the defence. This was an action by a poor woman to recover compensa- tion for injuries she had received through the alleged negli. gence of the ...

... I COURT OF BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLIENCy I I _ Y- STEuDAY. (Before Judge Plunkett.) pll Its re 11'SAherry.-In the matter of this bankrupt, tit who nasd carried on businoss in Ballibay, there was a fat metting for proof of debts and final examiDation. Mr. do Levy appeared for the assigneos, and stated that the rel bankrupt bad originally filed a petition for an arrange- no merat, but tbe eecution ...

... THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A PUBTLICAN. ENQUIRY BEFORE THE CORONER. VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST T11HE WIPE AND THE DAUG HTERS ONLY. Yesterdlay the inquest before Williamn robinson, Fre., onl the bodtly of JAi Webster, the lite landlord of the White Hart Inn, New Mill Street, for the wifful marier of whom lhis widow and two of leer daughters, M.trs. Smith, and Edward Oliver, were on the ...

... SUEIlMFF CURINAL COURlT. I l . The following cases were disposed of yesterday before or ?? Alison and a jury : c, Aneit Kefly or £'Clark was convicted of having, onl Friday d 1in the 23d of July last; stolen a gold watch from the person of Io ,ht Thos. W~alker, baker, Bridge Street,, while in a close in ?? Portland Street, aggravated by ?? beesn twice a previously convicted. She 'Woe sentenced ...

... IANNUAL LIENSING SESSIONS. I * ?? be' Yesterday, the hearing of applications for new th licensee was resumed at the police court, the follow-' c ing magistrates being on the bench at the corn- en meoncemecat of the poceedings, at eleven o'clock -_ If Mr. ldemanS. elin chirmn, nd Mssr. J el 213.Llod, L. eel T.4).Andrso T.Bolonan S.PuAM'S WARD. Thos. Denton. Faradlie-street. nu Ec~r Mug Lees ...

... P~w; AA oAmA : A . - _ - The Police Committee met. on Monday-the Hon. the Lord Provost in the chair. THE SMOKE NUV9ANCr. The Committee on Smoke Nuisance reported progress; they had suiceeded in abating the nuisance in some cases, and in other cases had directed the Fiscal to prosecute. Mr. MOIR, in moving. the adoption of the minutes, said that the committee found that the old ?? was gene- ...

... U £L1JNJ.IjPJ W SOUTHERN DIVISION. thi r- an Le NiISI PRIUS COURT. ha W TUESDAY, AUG.'31. frc BEFORD MR. BARON MARTIN A A SPECIAL est JURY. ste THE CLAIM AGAINST THE TRUSTEES OF arT g THE LIVERPOOL DOCKS. len it GIBBS AND ANOTHER V. THE TRUSTEES OF THE the Liv,?RPOOL Docms.-This case, which was comr w mencod on Saturday afternoon, and continued Wa i throughout the whole of yesterday up to ...

... THE BOROUGH BANK CASE, TuE pleasant places of this earthi, thie snug sitttiltiOnS vith ntuch pay and little labour, where no reward stimulates to extra exertion, and no punisliment con- nects the idea of responsibility with that of' grross misconduct, are becoming fewer and fewer every day. Yet, amid all tile restless innovations ofthe age, there was one office which retrenclunent never ...

... TWELVE PERSONS KILLED AND NINETY IN- .IURED. An appalling calamity, briefly announced among our latest intelligence last week, has occurred upon the Oxford, Worcester, and WVolverhamptont Railvwray, between Bret-. tie-lanke aind Round-park Rtailwvay stations, which coca- sioned tledeatlion thiespot ofeleven men and women,a d c serious injuries to ninety other persons. The catastrop le happcned ...

... M URDERO U'S ASSE ULT. At the Thames Policc-court, yesterday, John Kitox, a t cigar maker, aged 40, was brought up on a warrant, having refused to appear to a siuinirons served upon him, and ,f charged, before Mr. Selfe, with having committed at ag- e gravated assault opcin Aim Montstead, an elderly worean, d the wife of a sugar refiner, employed for niany year; at . thle manufactory of J-Iall ...

... TIHE MUNICIPAL INQUIlty. Till' Cornmiissioner', Ivelr) ?? the wI 010oef yCs- telrday in ?? the evidence of' Mr. iolt. Stewartt Lopper and Alr. Robert Lindsay, and1 any one who looks at that evidllece mu1st coni1 to tile concilasioll that the day ?? fir fl'oml being mis-spent. T'ho ap- partlince of Mr. tepplelr in the witnless-box seewam to take tile Radical cliqlle in a great moeasuirC by Soy- ...