... TEIEE PERSONS MURDERED. LFrom our C-csposi(7entL At the Borough Police Court, Wigan, yesterday, Ann Bumsu whose surrender into custody, on her own confes- sion of having mnrderea h6r Aspfather twelve months ago, we reported yesterday, was placed in the dock, and the Chief Constablel(Mr. Simm), in applying for It retand, made a statement in which were some frightful dis- closures of immorality ...

... ?? ASMOCIAMoN TRLRORAUS.| THE ACCIDENT TO THE AGINCOURT. Sir James Anderson has received a telegram stating thsa the Agincourt is afloat. A subsequent telegram aay.: Information has been received at the Admiralty that the Agincourt has been got off the Pearl Rock. No par- ticulars beyond this faot have as yet beeu communicated to the Admiralty. REVENU RETIURNS. The Revenue Returns from the ...

... The discovery of the partly-decomposed corpse of a railway clerk which was on Sunday foreioon made at No. 2, Carlton-cottages, Stratford, has created amongst the inhabitants of the distaict the most intense excitement. The detective police have ascertained the following important facts:- About three and a half years ago, a gentlemanly- looking man applied to the landlord of the cottage, and ...

... THE TICRBORNE BARONETCY CASE.. he The trial of -the case of Tioliborae v. Lushington wai wi resumed yesterday, before Lord Chief Justice Bovill and a Wi * ?? specialr. jury. His Lordship handed to counsel akother imjo taut letter he had received. . The Solicitor-Geieral, arriving a few minutes late, ex- plained that he had been in the House of Commons until hs fopr o'clock, and hoped that ...

... MR. T. 0. BATEMAN AND DEPUTY CHIEF CONSTABLE LAWSON. -.I SCENE IN THE POLICE COURT. After the conclusion of tho ordinary business at the 3 County Police-court, on Friday, Mr. T. 0. Bateman made s application to the sitting magistrates (Dr. Peach, T. W. Evans, Esq., and W. T. lox, Esq.,) for a summons against l the wife of Deputy Chief Constable Laon for an assault, -when the following ...

... [Before Dr. PRACH,-W. T. Cox, Esq., Dr. HaYoATrE, G. F. METNELL, Esq., and T. 0. BATmEAN, Esq.] Mark Audinwood, summnned for allowiing his horse to stray upon the highway at Weston-upon-Treut, on the 24th of June, was ordered to pay a fine of 6d. and 1Os. 6d. costs. --Frederick Fairbairn, of Spondon, was charged with a similar offence at Chaddesden, on the 28th June. As the defend- ent was ...

... 11IZ -NEWTOQ7wYi iYAJRT .RDM -- - i aeVE 1 ow9I T;-E ;3 ?? E7TWNTEaRT, TarnsnsS. Arrzas my despatch was forwarded yesterday the E. 'ilovwing was adduced in evidence:- E'nuaination of Charles Haughey continued:- C'OitfiNEE (to ?? you remain by afteri you heard the noise ? About ten or fifteen minutes, Did the cocklemes leave before you left? They did. While VO -were, there, after you heard the ...

... i 7I -IOL5CZANCELLO'hIS COURT. ; Duaat!Ny Tescao .,.WE I CoRTAST J. tGMENT.I THE *-LSTEI' BA. StEWy CO.M?aNYE V. TISOiSAS SYN-NOTT. Is this matter, the bill was filed for the purpose of obtaining a declaration that the plaintiffs might be at liberty to realise the sum of £7,759 and interest, claimed as due to then on foot of an equitable mortgage upon £10,000 of debenture stock in the Great ...

... * LA W INTEL IaGENCE. NOTICEM.-TMA DAT. COURT OF OHANOERY. LINCOL'S-INN. Ar IOA.-Bsaoaun 1uR Lonns JuSTIOBs.-Lunatio petitions - Re Doyle, Guthrie, Lancaster, Hills, Averill, Wilkinson, Bryan, PhTspen, Tayleur, Besch, Meux, Liasmiore, Gleary, Craddock, Ver e,Hampden, Phillips (and Phillips v.Hand), Boulton,Milne Woolhouse (and Spencer v. Woolhouse), Langhom. Bankrup? appeals: Weir and Weir, ...

... GLASGOW BA.NKB.TJPTOY COURT- YESTERDAY, (Before Sheriff Dieciow.) EXAMINATION OF rPHILIP PEACE The bankrupt was a saw and file 'manufacturer, Clydesdale Steel Works, 10t Dale Street, Glasgow, and carried on business under the firm of Thomas Tyzack & Sons. There were present Mr Patrick M'Caig, accountant, trustee; Mr'Thomas Sinclair, writer, agent in 1:b sequestration; and Mr John Miller, ...

... e IPSWICH. TOwN HALL, MONDAY, July 24.-Before G. G. e Sampson, Esq. (Mayor), Thos. D'Eye Burroughes, S. B. Chapman, C. Deane, and C. Burton, Esqrs. Refractory Pauper.-Charlotte Noon, an inmate of the Union Workhouse, vas clarged with being gailtyof refractomy i conduct and assaulting Mirs. Ager, the Assistant Matronof the House, on the 14th Inst. Mrs. Ager proved requesting the prisoner to ...

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