... LIVEBPOO~t POLICE COURT. M e THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. W. EFORIE MR. J. S. MANSFIELD. ,ed4 D~svosoicxRy Psera.Mx.tJonee anid Mary Anne qs Wi'son, respectablyreed fema wresharged withhaving broken a Pane of .gIaS3 in the RoyM alw~ray oe ia jrs- street. About half-past one that morning the prisoners quar re tlled withi a gentleman in Limestret oe ikdu toe and threw it It t 'gntleman' hedo but ...

... M[ONDAY, NOVEMBER S. BEFORE MR. J. S. ?IMANSFIELD. EAInEOZLEMENT.--JaIOOS Noble, a collector iu the employ of Messrs Urquhlart and Adamson, cabinetmakers, of Bold- street, was scent for trial for embezzling moneys amounting to betwecen £20 and £10, belonging to liB employers. He ad- mitted the charge. ;tABBING.-Edward Wynn, a seaman, was charged with having stabbed Thomnas maddick, another ...

... UWERPOOL POLICE COURT. rs MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29. ,- :BEFOX(RE BR. JOB1P DUCK LLOYD. ASSAULT 0N Tie PoLIsag-sobert S.RhomlPon onaa Wild4ml Patmnan were charged, thelatterwithasaaltolngoffoerArthiur. Of 752, and the former with having attempted a rescue, At foui 0 'clock on raunday. the officer, while On dutiy in South John- S aetreet, headtheprisoers shouting and singing, and as they not only ...

... I pulln IsO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12. sd. Co'MtrrAAL OF A roa'scgc,-IgrE .Bma Jones, a of wail-dressed young woma, said to be the wife of a captain of b ,vessel ieas charged with havlnglelita brothel at 3, Iorbury. street, Iime-street. Mr. Bluci, Whio appeared for the prisoner, aLM said that if he w as now di-erh-bged she would undertake to ber leave the town. 'I'he officer (f764i saul that the ...

... A i ABORTION AND MURDER. nk. The trial of William Reid for murder by rocuring 35- abortion was opened at the High Court of 7usticiary, dEdinburgh, on Wednesday. The case excited un- ide usual interest owing to various cirararstances. The prisoner, who resided with his mother at Smallburn, to three miles from Falkirk, and who is most respect- nd ably conneoted, was tried: in September, 1857, ...

... M~Y~DA, NVEMBER 15. ?? Ilt.- JOHN S. MAINSVIELD. A 131n00I'U Irro'-Tor,-A yinith ntu,.e'l 31arL- Gran', respectably dreaced, vtin &hiirgeol with beggilng in L.ilto. Et. l'oiiue-officer bihpoilu 11591 said be ?? theis ?? Ohil Sondty eveing o the harge 'fli riaorx. lie said. was ill book befforn lightfotgn tcorn~iey tracthisin ator thas lien gathr iie~ ave im nto iwtdy. ic oe ent os ae frl. a ...

... LIVERPOOL PO0LICE COURT. TTE3SDAV-. 'NMVPVT-171 )-2 TUESDAY. INOVE MEL El 2:3. to~t IEFOtEI MR. ]IUTCi;ISON. All ?? te r k; PAittrO-Ss.-A ?? tias, who ?? a the tlattle of ?? an1 ' iwrds-bat wvho tle pr;'ice sttwhec gd, ,~s:1 itO at~te:: ptot to !3Sea;) intuidrios into bis t~a t carver b;y isieig - id a lalse lisne-was brought up in ewioo,,y chtssrged %-ii t ::o ter lptl lg to p |ick a; ladiy's ...

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... CUTOF~ ECHEQUEIR.. ?j . MONDAY, NOV. 8. a (Sittings in Banco, before the Lord Chief Baron, and ages it. Barons Meartn, Bramwell, and 'Channeli.) in thor Y GIBBS AND OTHERS v. THE LIVERPOOL lig ad . DOCK TRUSTEES.-JUDG3IENT. and n. The Lord Chief Baron delivered the judgment POW n of the court in this case. He ?? this case, at a which was heard before Baron Martin, the Attorney- a General ...

... V.. . . . TS XTRAOADTMARY6B G fisg E TR ORDIN.-`: d ?? ?? -i? anl At the police court, yesterday, before Mr. Mans. en E, field, John Huntington, flour dealer, &e.,'superi. TI tending the business of the trustees of tle late his Thomas Huntington, sultrendbred on bail 'to answer ily the charge of ha-vin assaulted Miss 'Mary Hayes, lic daughter of Mrs-sM,. ý. Hayas of 52? RIdney-stree'. ...

... OBINSON v. ROP.TNSON AND T.AN'M ROBINSON v. ROBINSON AND LANE. i- I This extraordinary case, which is a suit instituted set h by the plaintiff for a dissolution of marriage on the tix' Ut ground of adultery with Dr. Lane, the proprietor sai, u f Moor Park Hydropathic Establishment, near has ' Chertsey, was resumed in the Court of Divorce All id yesterday morning, before a full court, the ...

... .DTNT-,NT - . - - . -- er us [lo ROBINSON V. ROBINSON AND LAINE. h( lsg This extraordinary case, which is a suit instituted er te by the plaintiff for a dissolution of marriage on the tr in gfround of adultery with Dr. Lane, the proprietor as of Moor Park Hydropathic Establishment, near TI lih Chertsey, was resiumed in the Court of Divorce CQ rY yesterday morning, before a full court, the ...