... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. BFFOBE MB. J. PARiWOBTH. A1LEGEDD ROBBERY FBoM A DRAPER'S SHOP. -Four young men, named James Miller, Fransio C allln, W! 1iam Sinnott, and .James Fraser, were charged with having stolen a number of handkerchiefs, of the value of About £1, the propert of Mr. John Goold, draper, 55, London-road. -Yesterdy afternoon, the four prisoners were observed together In. London ...

... LIVEROOL POLIOEUOT tP ?? TUESDAY, ;OVEBm , ?? BlUOBR. ML NA *.E ?? - TEX ?? ?? UPIN~ 0:f 0 . Wlla aribbi.na -*Ad a WI ?? wee chare wIth' having unlawfully wownded Blizabeth Games, the. .:'fe*Iof Johin Gazneawhoresides at. 19, Athol-street YThe prisoners were before the court on the previous day when the evidence wai 'gven i ?? medica gentleman who had attended thb prestoutrix said that he had ...

... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. .BEFORE MR PBg5TON NAPROW ESOAPU FERO BEING IKMIND. - William Burns, said to be a traveller in the employ of Mr. Fraser, draper, Queen-street, Wrexham, was summoned for jumping on a rallway carriage at Monuk Ferry whils the tain was in motion, contrary to the railway company's by-laws. The defendant was not in attendanoe-Mr. Bretherton slupported tho information, and ...

... A MANCHESTER POLIGEMAN SHOT AT BY A WOMAN. Another of those Insane attempts at outrage on the police haa just occurred in Manohester, but fortunately, this time without any very serious results acoruing. On'koxiday night, a polioaman of the C division, named Daniel Connell, was on ?? woman attempted to shoot him with a pistol. Thanks.to her Inex- perience of firearms the charge did not go off, ...

... THE CARRYING OF SECRET D _DADLY . WEA The number of crimes that have been com- mitted during the last fewr months, in the perpetration of which revolvers of the: most 'deadly kind: have been used, is so great, and Vthose crimes have been so. fatal to life and so dangerous to the public peace, as to reader it very important that the lav with regard to thee carrying of secret and deadly wesapons ...

... a..M - ?? AL =v- ITi _ TEMMIWI WSTIMIND ?? 31'GAUY v. B -..n the livepool ou~itco CourteyesE 'MrbgoatWheeler, Q., judgeidlivPAr4 Ite following judgment in thbi ?? heapd last ?? Was 'an ?? upon.' .;eiman'in aotment flted t recover, as part of-theagsi of Daniel M'Garry, the plaintiff's sonl,'a sema on board the ship 1lhekhPijt0i, tineu bunf' $2, mwbdohi';`ty ign of such note; wspyble ...

... |: . -A I O-RDTiG * ?? S .T.itN. ua .A.-66iT. i iN B - TUPARIUF.OV B: IO'. ' .L0 t ' BD 2j,-d '''wa so .dowe' 01ttinig fo h,~a p~toladds~ag~ h h*ban rupuet agt idolerhtatmk; Mr.. ;&t z, ' amBS-rsw,^ i! Ettyor§hle~b~anklruPt Th eaoi~u~it, wtlob had' undergone nerous. ?? presen to the w4, jqow, dlsciosed ?? 0£L7,o 'weet .wiAb ~there are,-asets, onlsi 1det ow''g to ?? iito £10o1', Md ...

... A,2- . W a ; v X I.Ai T . -i .A, T :Tbid ~ZiOXU~i~fr thor t~igi ofthe aeond 'bath ?? i. ,l ex Fenlsprioersen-wA resuwned in the arw CoU, beforc- Justic Blakbrn and,Mr. . JRUe Mdlieort inteintiop of holding two'c o :rt t, havi lieez,', bandou4ed for bth_ present The na esof othe pron r W a r ohn 1' Francis' Nugent,' Patiok l!ofey, Johi Bacon, - 'John Brennano ond 'John'leatherstoni . The pro.- ...

... ,t [r ' F. ., ; , . ; : .. ?? ?? - . 7- ~ ~ ^ I. ~. , If ' ?? 0 .. I. . m .. - I, I I ?? of Waterloo. for being drunkr d roiby~-wera saummoned .Bsghtn-cad 'Y'aerlb. ~M. Blokltiurst-appeared to ~ert~he cmplait;. and Xr.. --Cobb for the ?? Befor thecasowmjipoceeied with Mr: 'Di~kurt fredthtte defeidanta who were nat ,~rsen i cortough toppear,'snd suggested sad dounetfor that prose.-Mr. Cobb, for ...

... 1 ?? II ' t ?? j, , ! ?? - ! - -1 ' ! . ~ .~ .i. ST .. Ii In 1IKKA OISOFR O0JRT,1 WEDNESDA.Y, NOVEMBER ?? BEFOR M ?? ETON. ASSAULT By A -on CAL-FGeorge Lewis, No. 34 of the Blrkenhead polle torce, appeared to answer a t5urops-cohaglng~himn wtth having assaulted Sarah a, aa bip 6%be-ookirg ?? woman, who Ilyas AnOdreon appeared toi the ?? So*toll for the defendAnt. The~ccnplaIdent'statedttlist ...

... I~w TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. nBXPOR MB; RAFFLES. ALLEGD IRJURY TO A ATHS BY HIS SoN.-A young man, named DIchard Owen, was charged with having wounded his ,father, Edward Owen, a porter,,- living In Blair-street. It appeared that on Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, when the prosecutor re- turned home, he found the prisoner in the house drunk. The prisoner, who was lying on, a sofa, got up, ...

... I ~- - :4( -! :5 9 ;;t- 7 fii i ti'' Al-,~ Tue - ?? T,-, ,IAi ?? t.ofte Tolaoone3.t tyQ tr dii. hrot n2d(tnru(delffi ter a ovr. TPBheS clek twrign hv ?? whte t:a re an her IO, t foean I nolerkof zAArraign, thena~keditura whether On the prisoners being asked whether hey. had anthlng to'esi II. . ~ y had 'Aqlen Ppid-ily, 0-rF - -and gentleinmn, it' Is'not my Intpnrtonto occpy tmnchhof ...