... LIVERPOOL PO'LICE COURT. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. BEFORE C. J. PRESTON, 13Q., BARRISTER. CHARGE AGAINST A BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPER. -John Dunn, a boarding-house keeper in Hormby- street, was brought up on remand, charged on sus- 3 ?? of having stolen clothes belonging to a coloured seaman who had lodged at his house. Mr. Bluck defended. The complainant stated that when - he went to the prisoner's house ...

... gal a THURSiDAY, OCTOBER 7.in e BEFORE Li. J. I'RL!TON, ES3Q., BARRISTER. fr .t ASBAULVING AN Ohne'Eesx.-An elderly man, named John Li' ItI'Namara, was charged with lcavicsg assaueltd officer 798. Tlo H1. ciprisoocer was very, liseorderly in Great Howard-street onl the onr previous eveningf, and refusing to go home~quetly was token La ~r into custody by the officer, wunin he kicicte violently ...

... l ~drasv TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5. Dah BEFORE C. J. PRESTON, ESQ., BARRISTER. this ?? llammeretahl was brought up on remand Ai from yesterday, charged *vith having stabhed Mary Annm Slav Hlemtmiog! a resident of Daweon-street. Mr. Bluck app~eared ?? a for tho priaoiser.- Dr. Giiliam, of the North Dispensary, salid CD that the prosecutrix had sustained an incised wound on the of tl left temple, which ...

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... COUERT OF PASSAGE. MLE RUWARD JAMES. ESQ.. O AMSV.qC BiEFORE~ MXWARD JAKES, ESQ., Q.C., ASSESSORc. at This ?? opened , csterday, in the Nisi Prius o Court, ?? Geor e's Hall. The cause list c-ontained da one wr .t oif trial, one special argument, four demur- fbo .ts rers; 106 issues, and 3 writs of inquiry which will lic di be taken before the Registrar on 'Thursday. fo re J .FiiLAY AND O ...

... . s.- bgll borough eease commse~0d on Wednesday before Gil. ber Ilendereon,, Enq.., the O ?? the Crown Osort, lit, ?? Boall. The calensarc n ae f 7 r, at snere of hom 40 wre carged with felony and 36 withl k MisdelreanOmrs. Of ?? nitmber ?? neitherxredA nlorwlo73wer ?? educated ,40 could read only on =oilread and write; and four were well ?? ed Tile following gentlemen were sworn on ad THE ...

... MONMAY nr^qtnar in r. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. BEFORE AI1R. JOHN S. MANSFIELD. hi BREAKG A WINnOW-A young man of respectable ap- woperece who gave the name Of Joseph Grmnt, wjs charged rwitb ?? lroken a square of glass in the wiy low of a public or honse at the corner of Hood-streei aud NVthitechapel, On Sunday night the prisoner went to the public house meltioned, re aud undertook to fighlt any ...

... ICOtTRT.OF PASSAGE. I -nz- - -Arc. ]BEFORR EDWARD JAMES, EQ,..,ASSESSOR. [y Tysow v. AN'NsON.--In this. case, the plainti~ff a . Cooper, sought.'to, recover the sum of £6 5sa., balance ;he ofa con oa quantity of stave ends sold to the ,nd defendant. Mr. Deighston appeared for the plaintiff, 'ier and Mr. Simon for the ?? appeared that Peef ad, in August last Mr; Tyson sold to M.Annion 4000 mutt ...

... it SA.Y, OCTOBER~ 21. ID BEFORE 'AIR. J. S. MtANSFIEfLD. nlA Row AT rTHE HOP.-Nrs. Nancey Iteilfera, aft' ho IiAlbert Dancing Booing, Wdilsmaim-square, ?? two young menwho gve the namea of Samuel Smnitliand William Robmnson, with having been drunkand disordlerly on her tris- m iioes on the previous eveninag. She was otideavouring for ' or- nearly 20 minutes to persuade thema to go awva ...

... R~V-- I V A. . -- -- - - ' - - -t - - %X _ BEFORE J. R. BLAIR, ESQ., JUDGE. : Am~oNr or XJETMEm NT. - BIGay v. INcir.-Thse plaintiff in this case is a Epirit merchant in this town, and the action was brought to recover posseesion of the Premises No.. I. Erslclne-etreet, and £10 4e., arrears of rent. iir. Hiroo we pearod for the plaintiff. The defendant pleaded that thl tenancS was a yearly ...

... E'RDE IMWAILD JAI. ET:O.- o.C¶ actV b like BEFOPIE EDWARD JAMES, ESQ., Q.C., ASSESSOR. ess of I give WAifeqW riT AND AN OTykP. V. HAlTVnY.-Tho plaintiff f one in this action wasa m merchant carrying on business iu this in St* town, and the defendant was the captain of thesbip Amatear, f the sailmg from this port. The action was brollught to recover the You asun of £21 for goods supplied for ...

... . . UT n Tinl=,T n A -- - . . - Lal MR. JOHN CARDEN AGAIN ! a it, nol it. A h igtw olc oro ody the -of li- oa.i hc twssuh ohl r odnt th ite bal'oke h ec oad is buthnott, and 1 1 et hihha ea ospne n rort ive the ains. the of he ?? ltollestone,:who appeared for Mr.: Cardon, ste contended that the information of Miss Arbuthnottalb ohdid not allege that Mr. Carden personally, addressed ' Lal her ...