... I :CORONER'S .IIQUEM. . I 1I BEFOP, r MU;. P. .U BY. On th~e body of Castherine ennedy, a child six months old, who had been sent on shore from the emigrant ship Chancellor, which sailed on Tuesday morning for New York. A jost mnortem exarmina- . tion showed that death had resulted from oonvulI i ns from natural caus~es, and a verdict to that effect was returned. On the body of atherine, ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. ,3EFORE MR. RAFFLES, STEALING A HORSE OLoTv.-A woman, named Ellen Dugdale, was chaged with stealing a horse oloth belong- ing to Robert Porters car driver, lving in No. I Couxt, Strickland-street. On Tuesday afternoon the prosecu- tor left his car standing in Christian-street, and saw the prisoner deliberately take off the cloth he had thrown over his horse. She was walking ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY 1. BEFORE MR. L. PlEEL CHARGR OF STEALING COAL FROM A FLAT.-Thr1O ill- favoured individuals, named David Qainn, Wm. DWolAi and Simpson Burns, were brought up on a cha of stealing 2 cwt. of coal, the property of Messrs. Pritexard and Pollard, of Oldhall-street, from the flat Patrick, at present lying in the canal, near Llghtbody-street. Police-officer fill said that the prisoners ...

... ' - ?? FRIDAY, MAY 22. EBEOZZLEMENT BY A COLLECTOR FOR A FRIENDLY SocitTY.-A middle-aged man, named Peter Hope, was brought up on the charge of embezzling soveral sums of monobelongfg to the Royal Liver Friendly Soeiety. Mr. Bretherton appeared for the prosecutioil, and Mir. Cobb for the defence. The first-named gentle- man said the cases against the prisoner were excessively numerous, but he ...

... n WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. :, BEFORE HIR. RAFFLES. g STEAI.NI(. LEAD.-Edward Downe, a painter in the t employ of Messrs. Smith and BurroughIs, was brought e uponthechargeof stealinga ouantityo lead pipingfr-om an unoccupied house in Ashton-street. It appeared a from the evidence given that on Monday evening the o prisoner sold some piping to the wife of John Connor, )- marine store denler, Scotland ...

... I POLICE INTELLIGENC FRIDAY, IAY 8. UrNL&WFULLYWOUNDINO.-AntMurphY, adsiu ate looking onman, was brought up in custody ?? unlawfully ?? Hirste, the wife of an atiler milltiaman. It alpeared that the womst1 reside ie Thsurlow-street, and that about one o'clock that morning they quarrelled about some coipamtivelytriflg matter As the complainant stood with her back ?? he; Murphy struck her upon ...

... I POLIE INKTELLIENCE TUESDAY, MAY 6. BUROLAIOUSLY EiNTEBRIO A PUBLIC HOUSE Henry Jamea, an ill-favoured Individua apn tly about 40 years of ae, abrought up oa the chage of barglariously entering the ?? f Mrs. Ann Birchall corner of (rotonistreet, KIrkdalercad, It a peare from the evidence o the witnesses that an Monday eveningm raffe was being aared enin a large room over the sprit vault in ...

... I THURSDAY, MAY 21. IBEFORE MR. RAFFLES AND MR. LAMPORT. E} THE MIlURDE IN OLD55ALL-STREETr-The Spanish seaman Jose Maria Alvarez, remanded on the charge of i having murdered James Harrison in OldhsllSstreet, was 2)brought up. Mr. Superintendent Kehoe, producing a s certi cate from the Northern Hospital, stated that Cohen, the man who was also stabbed by the prisoner, was getting better, and ...

... | BEFORE MESBES. IL THEARSTONE AND J. J. BlIeY, OnSaturdaylst,W. Chester, publican, of Greek- street, and Wenjamin Price, butcher. of Craven- street, were charged, at the County Magistrates' Court, with being drunk and riotous at Walton. From the evidence of the police-officers it appeared that the prisoners, together with Edwin Reeves, of Great Charlotte-street, and another man named Thomas ...

... |LIVMPOOL POLICE COMT TUJE8DAY, MAY 28. UNilOlE BIlB. LALPIL96. FORGIO URBl? U1'oM A LoAN Socemsry-4anaes Carter 'shipwriglht, employed at the yard of Messrs. Boeyle an Clover, and residing in Dawsoii-terraoe, Northuseber'- 3. lnd-street, fand John Rogers, boiler maker, ilsle residing in Dawson-terrace, were charged with being conucerned in conmittieig aforger-y upaflite UnioaDn ai Coinpay ...

... At noon on S1uday, informaten wa-w giren at ' the police-office, Mary-hill, near Glasgow, that a man had been 'stabbed in Main-street, and wqg lying at his mother's house in Reid-street. ITn olice immediately proceeded to the spot, and found Robert Brookrnyres, a hanimerman, about 3V years of age, in a dying state, apd before medical assistance could be obtained the unfor- tunate man had ...

... I I OR FRIDAY, MAY S. -eEFORE MESSRS. HiOUGUHTON AND RnS. VNLAWFULLYWOUXD;XG.-AnnMurphy, adissipated- looking womanwas brougl~tintuje;ncutody ?? ;vith unfnwidy 'Voiltding Ann Hirsto, the wife of an artillery minitiaman. It appeared that the women reside in Thurlow-atreet, and that about one o'clock that morning they quarrelled about somecoio.parativelytriding matter. As the complainant stood ...