... I UERPOOL POLCE COURT. 29, ~~WBDNEDAY, JULY ii. 0 AUrrroc To DomSecTrO SERsVANTS WABr'I, J0 o,_ 4 AoTES.-Mitrgaeret Hall, a middle aged wonman o diet. 5aPPearanuce, was brought up charged, on warrant, wihk -obtaining a situation by means of a forged certifioate ol. character. Mr.-Davies proseculted. It appeared that oe tice 20~tls March last she applied for a situation as cook to Mr. Jamee ...

... L: LIWERPOOL qoual COURT. FRDAY,-JUNE 7. ::aof . A&YOIIB. . XAvfiM9T*Roaa DMAr.ms SUSPECTED OF THT.-MsIo Gill, marirsstore dealor, Mann-street, was charged on Bwploaio of steeling metal. On Wednesdaylat, Polloo- officer I3Iwards visrted her store and fouild 19 yards, of lead piping concealed among some rage o i -: o.I afterwarcs visited her houre- and found .28 D. Wir sileathinf.- he had not ...

... THrE BAYSWATER TRAGEDY. On Thursday, at the Central driminal Court, London, before Mr. Baron Channell, Hannah New- ington, alias Flora Davy, aged 37; was charged that aho, on the 24th May, did feloniously kill and slay one Frederick Graves Moon. Mr. Gifferd, Q.C. Br. Poland, and Mr. D. Straight prosecuted; Ser- geant Parry, Mr. 11. James, ?? Mr. .. .L Lewis, and Mr. Walter Ballantine defnded. ...

... MtRIQNETSIIRE SUMMER ASSIZES. The strimner assizes for the county of Alerioneth Nwere opened at the County Hall, Dolgelly, yester- day, before SirW. Bovill. His lordship arrived from Penarth, where he and Lady Bovill had been the guests of Mr. W. W. E. Wynne, on Thursday after- noon, and was received at the railway station by the high sheriff, Charles Edwards, Esq., I)olserau Hall; Mr. W. R. ...

... SIIOCKIJN CASE OF ChIILD MURDIlR. At the Aylesbury assi.ss, on Thnrsday, Catherine Nuir, a nurse, was indicted for the wilful murder of Bruce Dunlop Lo-an, aged tiveoyears, at Steeple Claydon, on the lltb of M3ay last. The prisoner was a respectable-looking woman, and appeared to blc suffreing from severe mental and bodily prostration. She had beconue I£UI~d seme years in tho famnily of M\Er. ...

... THE WlFE MURDER ?? BIRKENHEAD, At the Birlienhead police court, yesterday, before Mr. C. J. Preston, stipendiary ina jetrate, Thomas Harvey, a furnituro broker in Oliver-street, was brought. up on remand charged with- having feloniously caured the death of his wife, Catherine Harsey, under circunmstences already defailed in the Aflerzuriy. It will be -recollected that the pri- soner gave ...

... THE T.ICHBORNE CASE. The trial of the osoo of Tiohborno v. Lushing- tn woas resumed yesterday. .lis Lordalip handed to counsol anotber im- porllant lettei ho had received. 'Ihe Solicitorwoenbral, arriving a fewr minutes late, ?? that he had been in the Houseo of ComMons until four o'clock, and hoped that would be taken as an excuse for any petulaneoo or ill- temper he might ?? Lordship ...

... BIRKETEHEAD POLICE COURT. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. fiF0E S'R. lOOREAVES, MnPUTiY SrlPKNDIARYV. VlP.li L DA.tAOR TO A BEHIIHOIISF.-A 30oIImgnnr uNtl; named Ellen Jones was broight tip by warrant, chirg witb wilfilily breaking a wiidow aid doing otherdamiiL in the beerhouse of WalterSimpson, Bronk-street. M Bannen appeared for the defence. Mrs. Simpson Astlt that at half-patit two o'eloek on Tuelarv ...

... FRACAS IN THE PRESTON COUNTY COUrT. Yesterday, in the Preston county court, Mr. James Iibbert, architect, of that town, sued Mr. Edward Swainson, spinner and manufacturer, and the Rev. W. D. Thompson, incumbent of St. Saviour'es Church, Preston, to recover £3 3s., his charge for supplying a plan and drawing for a stained-glass window, to be placed in that church. The plaintiff stated that ...

... -7 .)W~,BOROUGH~ ~EMIONS.. I.Ii~ ?? . I.. f - , : ---9 . ¶jeh¢Sg~g ong wjrb coutinued yesterday at St. (Gedige# Iftlp Mr. ~Ji IDE ?? in one, eand Mr. J. Hosack in the other ?? \ Janii .~~di~oiy ased 0;trias* eiiar~ed *ith' having, on ?? stolen' a.zatlcand chafin one napoleon, and 2 -10s. ftrom tde person ?? Parryr and Mazy Barnes (or Dunean), was charged With receiving part of the property1 ...

... I7J~iio E _ IT MONDAY, JULY tS )dOriDAl's F7rsisE~s.- he following is from the report ef 31r. Thomas Deane governor of 1lhe maid bridewei - Prlsoners boeked on Uaonrdiy night 241, of whonol jO, or 77 per cent., were drumk., On Sunday night40 prisoners were bhoe(ed; 40 or h2 per cidt, of ?? boing drnnk. On IOU of these money was found ?? to £26 hs. Vldij the highest Item being 20 lcs. 6d,i and ...

... EXTRAQR;NtY DIVORCE CASE. In the Divorce Court,nLodosi, on Thursday, theA case of Rose v, RosBeaud GrIat?' was conmmenced. Dr. Spinka, in stating th1 case, sdid it wa3 a very remarkable one. The petitioner was the son of in XironMoater, carrying. on extensive-business in the neighbourhood of Birminghbm 4pd ofth pltres. At the time of the eon's marriage he W4ts ?? over 16 years of age, and in ...