... *LIVEPOO POL.IJ COURT. I FRIDAY,, RED. 11,. EXORH- Nis.R55L CUAROEQPFSTcALINO A Dg~nessoWOMIAN8OLIOTU8S. o-Two elderiy-ieor±el, skirted' COtherfna~ Cochrank and jlizabeth Farrell,,who resde in. liuensin Lower Fre- derifk-stteet,'Were qtharged with stea~ling a Coqalderable .proyeevty lately 'ogn da io ae Mary Gloodwxi. 'The' dM -waa not ut before the court io the moa inellgibe mnne posibe.So ...

... THE BALBRIGGAN MURDEM. The trial of Richard Murphy on the obarge of o having murdered his two sisters at Hollywood. near Balbriggan. on the 10th of October jut. * concluded yesterday in the Commission Court, Dublin. Mr. Walsh stated the cae for the Crown, lHe gave the following history of the dreadful ;a tragedy:-The prisoner had lived for some some 1,at a place called Halfpenny-hill, near ...

... j -1XVMPOaOL POLICE COURT. II J i TU.BSDAY, MARCH-14. Dinin IN'TalE Conoffica's COURT.-A nman named la;Richard Woods was' Oharged~wIth being drunk and dlzerdsrly,-In the coroners opurt on ionday. whilt, At ttending an inquest on the bed of his intent chihd. iiaoldentally. Acgcatod in bed. Jr, defenco he said he once had a&faM end hdlibiths'lhead, amid a little drin-k Lugreatlyaffeotedhimn. He ...

... e1a:LLEGED DEATH FROM Y IOLENCE. VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER. Yesterday, Mr. Wybergh, deputi coroner, held an inquest on the body of Jane, the wife of William Alexander, a ship carp enter, whoresided at No. 9, Albert-t orace, Rathbone-street. Alex- ander is now in custody oharged with having caused the death of his wife by violence, Mr. Cobb being in attendance to watch the cave on his behalf. The ...

... THE ALLEGED ESCAPE FROM . AN ENGLISH CONVENT. %de -do The following letter boa been addrensed to 2 Leir local journal in explanation of the stvry ..f the vill escape of a nun from a convent at I1oreLaum. Ily which has been going the round of the prcee, and I .which was copied into our columra froui tLo inBg South Essex Independent:- Leir New Hall, A~pril 5, the Sir,-The paragraph which ...

... I ' 80pT-FAUR 7 t1 I. ; ' ki . F I4 -RF - . - - ; ] ALLEGED DEFICIENCIS OF TEIE ''MANAGR The denution.wbioh the' jbilure. oE:'the.above hbank eIEated .throughont ,the who,,le ouqty hbas Ibub 'elignt ,abated. Since' the .meoting of the shareholders 1L 'wfek, at vhich theimost startling dieloi4nirjea re6 im'ade, as ., the staiiigemezt -of. the binkjaiidthbecoduct of the wanaiger (ReeiHj),; ...

... FULL PARTIOULAS OF THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN . D ATTEMPTED MURDER- or SECRETARY SEWARD. SCEMNE AT THE PRESIDENT'S DEATHBED. PANIC IN THE NORTH. Preidet incln WABMUIIUox, Axrssm 14. Presden Linolnand wife, With other friends, this e vening visited ICord's Theatre for the purpose of witnessing the performance of the American Cousin. It was announced in the, papers that General ...

... I (From the Correspondent of the Times.) PHIADELPHIA, AUG. 14. Whether the sudden close of the war made minor sensations seem of grester importance, or whether it left this country more depraved and reckless of life and property, is hard to tell; but it is certain that at no period of our history havo there been more shocking accidents and terrible crimes. A new chapter of murder, fraud, and ...

... I RAM UPTY COURT.' - I FRIDAY, JLY 7.- IN cfl SOR-AZAKWBRTWA W&s a nitla for the Ifist exatminaition and discharge, of tebumpatu bar aaerobant: in Jvspo.'ieacut icoe Unsecured debta.ds ,'n ibliis'nbl de ,dobts ~owi, to theett 85 n rpry ie Macay te cedtosThe bankrp aabitdo A& aborb exaistaution with -naferenetthprst *additsm of certadn. peions, 'upon whmhV a rw bills, and nasto the ...

... - , BUFORD MB. P. H. CURBY, CORONER. On the body of William Kaye, 15 Years' of age, who wSa employed in Mr. Potter's shipbuilding' yard, Baffin-atreet. abud who reailaed at Brook's. equare, Tarleton-street, Everton. On 'the morn.- ing of Saturday, the 12th instant, the deceased and other boys went Dut on the bank at the bottom of the yard, the tide being out, to bathe. When the deceased had ...

... a , . l, , !' ,: b yz ~~ - - A *2. I t , /; '- : LIABIULTY O'F USBANIS Pg~QRE I i T9MINTAIIN 'THEIR WIVES.;'7e 1~~~~______ When it was proposed to alter the old eccle- siastical jurisdictio, itb resgiefstiidivorce, there were many who predioted that to loosen the ties of mat~rimony, or raE4er to tffogd easier methods of-gettitmg rid ofivhatsome sigi toatho f ttors,% iwvon`ld e qsea'otio evi, ...

... I THE TRIPLE MURDER IN I LONDON. ' ' The statements which the woman herself has I made show how she perpetrated the murders. u About three o'clock she determined that she would t, kill the children, her reason being that they wore h very destitute, that she was going to the hospital, i1 and that then they would be worse off still, that ca she herself was not likely to live long (so the tl ...