... THE CRAWLEY COURT- MARTIAL ALDERSHOT, TRURSDA. Mr. BarAett, surgeon, was recalled, and in his reply to questions stated that, although the medical report of Liley's death was moderated, it left the original statement substantially the same. Cornet Snell was cross-exaimned by the prionner -He stated that while acting as adjutant t May 4 to 8, he received no complaint from Y A-eyi though asking ...

... TUESDAY, NOVI1IBft 24. DrbEORE Mit. BAFF'LES. TalE CASE OF RIOBB3ING A FELLOW LoOWait-Peter Birch. remanded from tile previosts day On the charge of having stolen a bank hook for £101, a V20 Bank of England note, and a draft for £20 upon the South Pacific Steam Navigation Company, belongin to Frederick Gardner, a ship's cook;. was agaln br~ought; up. The case was remanded for the production of ...

... LA.W POLICE, AND CRIME. I TEE GREAT DIVORCE CASE.-This crae is not likely 'd to afford that dainty treat to the lovers of scaudal, which at the onset was promieed them. The Co. 15 resoondent, it is said, will deny the allegation in toto, and call upon the petitioner to prove his marriage, ?? he will not be able to do; and the case will therefore fall to the ground. u A divorce case is pending ...

... COURT-MARTIAL ON COL. CRAiWLEY. ALDERSnOT, Thursday. Mr Barnett, surgeon, was recalled, and in his reply to questions stated that the medical report of Lilley's death ]was modified; it left the original statement exactly the same. Cornet Suell was cross-examined by the prisoner. He stated that while acting as adjutant from May4 to May 8, he received no complaint from Lilley, though asked if he ...

... I THE POI 00UR. , I GULI)LHALL. John Murphiy, a collectbr, was cboaged ?? I. Oballis with embezzling various small amounta leceived by him during the last five years on behalf of the Boy1l LTiver A Friendly Soiety his employers, the amount of theaolleged 5 defalcations being estimated at about 501. a year upon an 1r. Mictalfe ppeared for the pr on, and Mr. Sleigh 5 for the defenice. The facts ...

... THE POWIOR OOURTs. I G~~UILDHAML ia at q who bas reprd, med for, the Cntre Indian irgn in which be ?? llu tenantof the 14th Light l)scos, wa S h Ai up for final exanastio on the ebarge of obtaining byfalse pro- tence um of SOW. with intent to deanv the Brtsh- Mutua l aveatmenh oa, sudDiwooatXompany(Limited.) He was committed for trial for making a falso decaation, and for obtaining mioney by ...

... MASAN109-HOUSR A burly-looking fellow, who at first refused to give any account of himself, but afterwards gave his name as George Kingston, and described himself as a labourer, was brought up on remand before Sir Robert Carden, who cat for the Lord Mayor, charged with assaulting a young woman, named Eliza Elkin, under the following circumstances: The proserutrix, an interesting-looking young ...

... I.aI . *nuil tpnstgo. 0 , NoYfl4-T81S, DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY.Y INCObLYS-INN. AT ?? MT LODC WL- n Appeal: Cockburn and Smith. AT 10k.-lU051 TB* ZORN 3210cm-Appeals: Greenwoodv v. Greenwood, part hoarld-4onon v. Wyratt, pat heard. ItOLrA COUNT CHANCkIRY.LAY& AT 20,-WFo! a1 ut: Ulason v. Breadbent. To be men- tioneir: a iI v., Glanvile - Eoneywood v. Foister. Causso, &c . Bies v. Mlcklethwait, ...

... DUDLvS, TauRUD.mi. ; Duzltsoom, Taenao-t.i' LBefore Jad3 BoneOBs.] COUNTY TYRIONE. ESTATE Or JOSEPH ]NI'ODNNTLL; J. CLOSE, PETITIONLT' Life estate of the owner, sped 50;, in part of town- land of fi]!llyn al, 7TSa. Or!. Oi., held for residule of 21 yiears from 1s5s. Jessy',. J. M;Donnell and George itenny ?? for £2'.50. Thomas Johnston, so- COtNiY FretEA'AAI.T. ESTA2TE OF ATLLS AUMeTItOXO, ...

... P1Oll TEE TIMES)_ IT is, we think, undoubted that there are cousi- derations which were not presented to the jury at the trial, and which require that the whole t question should be once more thoroughly dis- cussed. In the first place, there is the position a taken by the present Attorney-General with re- spect to the ?? by their very construe- f tion they are essentially adapted to warfare, ...

... THE ALEXANDRA. CASE. --+nr ;_ CM>; Boo . The arguments in this ease were resumed in the Court of Exchequer on Thursday by Mr. Karslake, q a., who, on the part of the defendants, showed cause against the rule which had been obtained by the Crown for a new triaL He observed that the Attorney-General, at the trial, said that even an innocent equipment superadded to a vessel, if there were the ...

... CU 01Q E'B21 o 2I (S'(itlI,,I ?? elr.'lo, l l';iai tfe Loi'I ?? 'Jo/ ie i!f ofiy1iisl Mir. Juistici 1 l'I JrtnnIa if. ),mtic ]diisto'Izii, aid Jir. Justice 3rf 1(o,) TLt D1)DKE OF AtARLBIOR.O-CU l C. OS13ttON. This was all action by the Duklto r ever s5 le premi 5;er upon an alleged for feiture by hii trxialit, Mr. C. Osborn, of Church Hianndburouglh, ()xon, 111,&r cirellutn'C., ?? att.ler ...