... .CHARGE OF ASSAULT AGAINST l A SHAREBROM II, AND COMMITTAL FOg TRIAL. Yetrayalng investigatioil fook pints at thle ' county magistrates' court, before Messrs. W. R. ton ab, J. Myers, and Mfajor Chisibers, relative A, sharebroker, o? having violently assaulted and beaten S 'Robert Alekandci Sleighi, It. oitliJ5 years of age. The complainant is the son of Mr. ±E. A. 85kgl, II broker. From the ...

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... SUPPOSED MURDER ON BOARD D SHIP. Advicos from Boston, J ly 13, say- The United States revenue cutter WNilliam Appleton, lieutenant Commander Itandolph, arrived at Key West on the 29th ult.., on a cruise tothosouth-oast coast of Florida. She brings the mato and two seamen of the sohooner Enterprise, of New Orleanm, lost on the 8tb ultimo, on Hillsborough inlet. The men are charged with the ...

... Kfit4 :MURDER 'AT ROUNDhAT' el;. 0Ir; SOAR LEEDS. B~r.,Rlcbero Bruiliton;Ira' old minas67 years, of a sgej,' i Alake S ?? 146e offioe Howr o Msr.!ayo dion n o -61loito4 -Leedb~ ?? ~hitlisimucc' .%b speak 'teliarecently_ been:liviusi- onhis means at the above addrss e c say', n Satudayeveing, a6boit. flve ,o'olock,'hhe started -for a-d. set-Iepds,- his objeot, being-ibe 'pirohoase of 'soue: ...

... I KVOUIE.1. IC. ELIRl, Q, JLDGll. TilE PJTP STPE7'- ElIRI C'ASE. Cn:t -. jim: Lianlvm ?? AraLosv 'N-StIS ANnD LnsF iN.Stil NtE Co ?? ,rl' lie liij lo f tl~os 05 ...

... THIE BOROUGH SESSIONS. These sessions coninienced yesterday in the Crown Court at St. George's Hall, before Gilbert Hender- Eon, Esq., the recorder. The following gentlemen were sworn. on 5THE Gr,-ND JURY. 11o':ert Diroee, mrachant. 10. Iumford-place (foreman). L daises l3rax-i, merchant, 19, Tower-hluldiuOpNorth. r William sBrly, mccrcli tn. Erchlausgo-uildiuZa. JVAI B icon ',roaer, Oidhall ...

... TEE L1CEN§9G .SEIONSB I 'Che pro edingi of the ?? were resujned ves-s. terday, before thd borough na trateo, presided over by Mr. Alderman S. HIolula. ?? application from Gtstavus V. O.hilhaffen for i tI lidenge atthe Albany-buildings, Oldwallstrcet, wasg supported by Mr. Bremner. It was stated that the ti premises bel oD. to Mr. J. C. Naylor and that the application was mido with his oonsenrA ...

... WIA&{ WEDNIESDAY, AUJGUST 24. 1312tFOltR MR. iIIRSTON.~ TuR COALuRANsits8 B EEK.-ALV.soEL ASRAI'lTr Auinn lanled. Thamise Hogalitj was ?? ?? afatuti~w M'Nally. Itr. Blulnk ailveared on I rhsif cf Mu f,. 1'ow,.ll p11 n, Sow. CO'-mproo.t prefer tile charge. M iiy a. in thle employ of Mrd. Ketntl edpotrt r.Jh, maa&agent lit Liverpoil~fvr Met~-re. l'heu uori Oer uto IIr ad been so U 1lelyd. for a ...

... - ?? THTE CASEs OF TDRt SMIEDf-TIlRSTS. X STATFMIEhTT OF111-lS 13ROTIEFI'T l~r Juls S~ie bnr!, triet r of th -ct . IS 13 330 flit follo- r:- iit~flealotin ?? u !iIa 1.1; dof rn-o: oII IIi~' t vo :fo r''Iri. I3' .tt ?? t 4 I lilt'),33 iflll.11333 S13.1t133 16 13adlttittio to ,s'bi~!h In lid] rn ny raq:0if 't ti it ixyear'. ?? Bi. .Bert 1 I it iqconic of [2210 a or. Cl0,000 iln the, Eis~Ii ~1 ...

... COUW-r OF PASSAGE. RLECOVERIY OFi A DrPottT--AF1'LZ~ti V. h1&.anoT.-.ThI.& wa al cion to obtain restitution of at sumI of 4'lu paid by the plaintiff to the defeudaflt ae a deposit sia the purchiase (if the tixtures ot a chop. Mr. Williatna a1.peaarcd for the plainl- tiff and Air. Aepluaall for the defendlant. It. appeared thiat in Julie last the pltaintiff arrived in liverpool Ucou, l~eatlaod, ...

... SATURDAY, AUGUST 27. BEFORE M61R. PRPRSTON, TIHE DEPUTY STIPENDItARY. C5XARGE OF eItAUDULLNTLY OPTALNING MONE..-A foreigner, named Roceo Vigilaute,. wa charged with obtaining money by false pretences from William WId. (Complainant in a boarding-house keeper. in Howi-etreet Waterloo-roud, and a day or two ago the prisoner called at his house and repre- rented that Ile was a pavsenger on boord ...

... SUPPOSED MURDER POLICE OFFICER'S CHILD. EXTRAORDINApY DISCLOSURES. lb will be in the public recollection that a few weeks ago a chil named John Thompson, 4 years n, old, wa-s drowned in the canal under very mysteriona circimsiannes. The deceased wa s the son of John )yThompson, lolice~officer 6ld0 residing inConway- v. street, Everton. After the occurrence, 'Oh took . ;place on the night Of ...