... . 1 . POLICE IN ?? TUESDAY, MAY 17. race STABBING By A WoMAN.-Margare Stephenson, a woman with A child In her arms, the wife of a tabouri0g i man living Din No. 10 Court, Scotland-road, was charged Ant with having stabbed Ann Hanlon, a alng6 woman To. wan siding In Boatock-street. According to t la evidence of snol the cornplanant-whot, it was stated, was not sober what, who the affairttoek ?? ...

... --I-AS MURDER. --As IURKIPAILE GAOL. 23ebe13r.ua10 g ouvicted at the atei assizes of } clitherOe, CO ?? at St, foe f~u 'lbi D s olihr bay tredews m dr of tr his PrioiSt.H penalty of the aw M te dicre the eht:reme t i~e Btler S trdayat 10nO n. ll5 . ?? s o cn antilending the coimissoon of fl. *: tiluadceI r s ii ?? 1 p os3 ° llsforeshintbrecoifliteo Pn is t3 . kep a ?? otholisher by trade, ...

... I SATURDAY, JULY 1'G. BEFORE MR. CASTELLAIN. DANGoEROUS ASSAULT.-Arespectablelooking working elain named John Farquhar was brought up on remand charged with dangerously assaulting IaI young womau named Ann Shaw by striking her with a brick, in Lime- kiln-lane on tbe 4thinat. 'he particulars of the case have been already published. The prosecutrix had so far recovered asto be able to appear in ...

... EXECUTION lOF THE FLOW~ER'Y LAND PIRATES. John Lyons, Franciico Blanco, Ambrosio, allas Mauricjo Duranno, MorensWatter, Miguel Lopez, dliaa Joseph Chauceas, were executed at Nowgate yesterday morning. On Sunday night the weather was extremely severe. An enormous crowd assembled to witness the execution. Large bodies of police, both on foot and moumted, were distributed in the Old Bailey and in ...

... LIVERPOOL POLICE ,COURT. fSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13. BEFORE MELa RAFFLES. WHOLESALE ROBBERtY OV BLACK PUDDINGS.-Samuel Grifflths was charged with stealing 70 lbs. of black pud- dings and a basket, value 30s., the property of Jaoes Moorcroft.-The prosecutor, a farmer living with his father at Scarisbrick, early on Saturday morning came to Liverpool with a basket of black puddings, which he left in ...

... I it MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2Il. BIEPORZ AIR. BA1FLES, TIHE ASSAULTS ON SEAMEN ON BOARD THE SHIP TI CAIGlS.-AndrewCourtenliy ?? Mattlhew th lirens an, boatswain of the sZIP Craigg, now lying in the th river bound for Philadelphia, remanded on the charge lii of assaulting Nicholas Boesin and Siward Petersen, a cu German, both seamen on board that vessel, wore again m'i brought before the court. Mr. ...

... ICOUNTY MAGISTRATES' COURT. BEFORE M110S551. JOHIN CAMPBELL AND WILLIAM PRESTON.I A DEED or SEI'AUATION.-yolbn DoYle, a cotton dealer, living at Blootle, was sumamonedt for assaulting his msifo on the luth ult.-Mlr. Blunc, who appeared on behalf of the defendant, said the case had bsen ad- journed from last weeck in order that his 'client might give a deed of separation ansI also aen ...

... SPeThM7ASSIZES. - ] UTHIERN D}IVISION OY LANOCA8 ?? CROWN COURT'i- i :BEOl'Ok14B. 'JUSOB WILLEB AND A B1 vrOU . FRIDAY, APRIL 1. 1 ACTION 1A. INST A k AILW.f1 .COMPANY. !. GBAgAl' V. THEi WHirEHAVEN, Oi&TOBOAW4D EGREWONT -RAILWAY COMPANY.-Thi% was an action to recover compensation in' the ahave of 'damagnse, for severe injuries wisidh the plaintiff sustained from the occurrence of a collision ...

... I TU1EDAY, MAR.CH 15. BEFOREl MR. 1l.l'Yl. SEAMES RFrUasIN TO Do DuTy,-Thirteen, man, foaming the greater portion of the crew of the ship Peter Jtynson, Captain Faulke, woro brought up on the charge af refusing to do duty. It appeared from the etatement made by the captain that the ship left the river on Wedneaday, bound for Han Francisco. She was caught in a heavy squall on. Thursday, and ...

... THE CASE OF WIFE KILLING IN CUtLRCaL-SrREET, SOFLO. Onl Tnesday, the bonrouigh coroner, MAr. Curry, kil held ha iucqtest upun thle bildy uuf Elizabeth Lewis. WI) 32 years ?? age. thle wife if Richiardl Lewvis, a ric] master cat ter, livingw at 6 Church-street Suho, wvhu you Is inI cki~tudy onl tho'chfarge oft having~ caused] ier wtit death The case was watched 'in the part of the 'di' priiouer ...

... SUSPECTED MURDER AT I PERTH. On the morning of Friday last, a boy named h Moors, while passing along the Ladeside, at the M; back of the Antiquarian Museum, Perth, observed n the dead body of an aged female lying in the water. n He apprised a police constable of the circumstance, and the body was taken out of the water and con- tl veyed to the deadhouse, where it was in the course u of the day ...

... CHARGE OF MURDER IN | COPPERAS-HILL. John M'Dermott, a shoemaker, who resided in Warren.street, and Michael and Joseph Clancey, also shoemakers, were brought before Mr. Tunni- cliff atthe Police Court, on Wednesday. charged- the former with having murdered John Kennedy, a shoemaker, who lived in Pellew-street, and the two latter with having aided and abetted M'Dermott in the not. Mr. (Cobb ...