... COUNTY HALL, DERBY, FRIDAy, Nov. 22. ?? Dr. PEACH (Chairman), Lord SCARsDALE, T. W. N EVANS, Esq., M.P., Dr. HEYGArv, J. LEwis, Esq., and t Major NEwDjGATE.] RIOTOus D=UNxAnDs.-Alfred Peak, a young man of re- spectable appearance, charged with having been drunk andE riotous at Litchuruh, on the 15tb lest, was fined 5s. and expenses, or seven ?? Dolman was summoned for a similar offence at ...

... TUESDAY. EBEfore the MAYOR, Dr. HEYGATE, and J. BAILEY and G. GASCOOTNE, Esqrs.] a German, giving the name of Abel Ruthin, brought up on a ehbrge of being drunk and annoying foot-passengers, w.r discharged on promising to leave the town. Mr. Oiharles Peach appeared to answer a summons ad- jinsed from an month ago, charging him with creating a isanee by neglecting to consume his own smoke ...

... WEDNESDAY, May 15th. -[Before the MAYoRt, and T. P. BAINsBsRIoo, H. DUntB, and M F. LoNGDON, Esqrs.) Paul Stevenson and William Stevenson, brothers, were va charged with stealing 13s., the property of William B]emrose pe and Sons, on 'uesday morning-Mr. H. H. Baniroe said he do vas in the sthop about 11 o'clock on Tuesday, when the lad came in with the letter-bag from the printing-office. He ...

... I I The annual licensing day for the Litchurch and Morleston division of the county was held at the County Hall, Derby, on Saturday last, the magistrates present being Dr. Penc, W. T. Cox, Esq., M.P., and Major Mosley. Most of the houses in this division were reported as well conducted, but a few publicans received a reproof and a caution, but all the licences previously granted were renewed. ...

... On Wednesday morning a terrible tragedy took place at Lower Edmonton. It appears that for some years past a coach-smith, named William Gudgeon, and his wife, a very quiet, hard-working womain, Anne Gudgeon, have occupied a six-roomed house opposite the Great Eastern Railway Sta- tion at Lower Edmonton. They had had five children, the eldest of them being a girl of fourteen years of age. On ...

... TUESDAY (Yesterday.) [Before T. B. FORtMAN, J. BAILEY, and F. LOCGDOX, Esqrs.] Jahn Flint. a tell old man, wets brought up on a charge of being drunk in the Corn-enerket at one o'clock that morning. -The prisoner said he was drunk, he was 75 years in bad end good repute, end was never in durance before. He had only had two glasses of ?? was cautioned and discharged. Charles Stevens, a little ...

... I TUESDAY, Sept. 3. [Before the MAYOR, and H. DAtRY and J. BAILEY, Esrtr.j Win. Hodgkiinon, of Tutbury, was charged with being drunk in the Morledge, about two o'clock this ?? was found in a state of senselessintoxication, leaning against the Morledge-bridge.-Discharged on promising to leave the town. Charles Pearson was brought up on remand on a charge of uttering counterfeit ?? evidence was ...

... DERBY BOROUGH POTLICE COURT. TU[ESDAY. [Before the MAYOR. Dr. HEYCGATE, and H. DARBS', G. GAS- COYNE, and J. BAILEY, Esqrs.1 A very ragged dirty lad, named William Hallarn, who had been away from his parents' house for two months, was charged with being found sleeping in an outhouse, in Wil-- ?? prisoner'sS father, a labouring man, said his son would not stay at home, and he could not get him ...

... !DERBY BOROUGH POLICE COU. . . WEDNE8DAY. .Before H. DARBY and J. BAILzY, Esqrs.3 Wm. Walker and Joseph Walker, colliers of Hesnor, were charged:on the information of Sergeant Goodall, with being drunk and using filthy language in Bridge-:treet nd Queen- street the day ?? l0s. each and costs, or 14 . days' imprisonment. Tau'RsDAY. [Before the MAYOR, JXO. RENALs, G. GAsCOYxR, and . JNo. BAmEY, ...

... ASSIZE. INTELLIGENCE. ., .51, at LINCOLN. '0 SHSOCKING CASE OF CJOELTY TO A tHl7,1D. 3 At the Lincoln assizes, on Wednesday, Alfred Blow, 20, A labourer, and Sarah Blow, 22, man and wife, were charged in with the wilful murder of Elizabeth, otherwise Eliza Hannah m Glover, at Gaiusborough. on the 14th of January. The emediial evidence th ocid had been vir- w tually starved, and was covered ...

... ) I CROWN COURT, WEDNESDAY, July B. [Before T. W. EvANS, Esq., M.P., and other Magis- trates.] The Court opened at ten o'clock, when the following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:- Mr. John Tempcst(foreman). Mr. John Beeley, Glossop. C. H. Bakewell, Quorn- ,. Daniel James, ,, don. , ;John ?? Tbos. Adsetts, Duffield. , John Hampton, Hfiram Moreton, ,, ,; Chas. J, Hadfield, ,, John ...

... WEDNESDAY, July 3. ?? the MAYOle, and J. BAILEY, and F. LoSGiuoi, Esqrs.] Thomas Adcock was brought up charged with being drunk and assaulting police-constable William Walker.- The constable went to remove the prisoner, who was very drunk, from Mr. Williamson's yard, in Friar-gate, when, without any provocation, he violently assaulted him. Two other officers had to assist in placing the ...