... LIVERPOOL POICER COURT. THURSDAY, APRIL 23. DSPRORE IdB. RAFFLES. 137AZle A WATCH.-Thomas Smith was committed for trial charged with stealing a watch, the property of Thomas Herberb. On tbe g6th April, 1878, the prisoner and preceeutor were working insprovltlon ntore In Do-ka street. The prosecntor left his watch hunging on a nail, and the prisoner stole It and pawned it in Manobester for IJ. ...

... LIVERPOOL ASSIMI S.- I WEDVESJWAY, APRIL 1. am, *e0 CROWN COURT. lf\ W3FFORE Ult. UrSTaICH to]&£. f thi TIHE MAINSLAUHTWM i~ SALTNEY- ~ th STRJET. Dc Thoema Lynch, 20 years of age, eonvmctad on it Tuesday of the ?? of Stephen Mooney, in oc Salft cy-atreet, In this town,ou the 7th of Fdbrwury, ca was uetenced to 15 jears' pena1 servitud. r. CHARGE OF PERJURY AT BL&CKBURN. tb Thomas Midgley, a ...

... LIV 00L POLICE COURT. V itII o FRIDAY, APRIL 24. PO1ICE O OURT Poon ?? reporters wer3 rn- t I quested to acknowledge the donation of ta to the court r poor-tot fromn Anon. on I 13RFOBE Mr. ?U?.ILES. ofi a DAxGHBOURLY WoUnDiau. G- Mary Aramcosa and a-: Rlichard Ambrose were committed for ?? former i4t g charged with dangeronsly wounding Peter 1-Gougli, c, ! e and the latter with aldiog anrd ...

... KIRKDALE QUARTER SESIONS, The quarter sessions of the peace for the ]Ktrkdale t] division of the county were opened yesterday, at the t Courthouse, Xirkdale, The eharman, the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby, presided, and was supported by a f:il P bench of jrstices. The calendar Shows that there are 38 n prisoners for tral. Four of the acoused can neither read 0 nor write; 18 can read and write ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Jessrs. ?? C. S. lfvsintcrsleyp (Stipeedi-sry), I If. lcutloit, and 0. GooLeekrh. ROnDEssa Byv i Doiscn-rc Sccrevie-rr-Jlizabeth Asco (21), domeistic Servant, wvas charged with Stealingsera articles of wearing aisiarcl, tle property of her niaster, AMr. Angles, Steelhouse Lute. The prisoner was aserytint at the hence of the prosecutor, but absconded on Tuesday night Last, ...

... YriTB MAYt BRFORF; MR. JUr'tu Blw. The Court sat at ten o clock, when the following Were sworn on the Graniad Jury :--The Hen. V. G. Lvttelton (foreman), Messrs. W. E. Dowrleswoll, MUl.. E. Bearcroft, A. H. loyds, .r. G. Wiatkins, T. G. Curtler, G. V Ifornyolr, Colonel Neobitrry, Messrs. T. R. Hill, br p., 1 A. DL Gres c;, F. D. Iiolland, C. R. Coxwell, J. 3 V Tsaac, J. Parkter, R. Wood!wvird, ...

... SINGULAPR SCENIE WITH CONVICTS. Aln interesting scene wa:1s witnessed on1 tlhe 26th Novean- ber in the ailassachusetti State PIiison, Boston, where the Puritan festival of Thanisgiving is observed by granting padonlls to aL few of the moat meritorious COnIViCtS, None of the prisoners are ?? whoni the acts of clemuency 'will beneiit until the namiles are read in the mresence of themi all. Onl ...

... EXTRAORDiNARY CASE. s At the Mansion House,' on Saturday, a smart. ie looking young Frenchman, named Lucien Betheny, ewas brought before the Lord Mayor inL custody of aeE City plain-clothes constable, named Williams, or charged with having threatened to commit suicide. hie A gentleman who carries on business in the City al stated that the prisoner's family resided in Paris, and he had been ...

... I.IHUJLL POOE aCOURT.; M;,O~gairsty: Beioie ir 'V R . £ i ,Walter Laming, ra boy, ,wase harged with. gbseonding' from the ,exvice Qf W. Lloyd;, snuiakowner, lis measter- OIn pl;orssg o,- go, baok ats Is tvesse1, if bss master well d notp wari.lanst ,,e wa dissmsed-,: , ;> Susamnah. Wf?;lktnseA?,^ was .p,4ar-ed wth .tealing ta blkhiket and othefi articlqs thp.prpjerty of. .a1 iu -Forc'd / ...

... HULL MIWITY COTR. Y7WeTeaIAY.-Before Mr. F. A. BEDNWELL, Judge. SCALF r. GOOD.-Claim for £4 1 9s. Tlhe ?? sttil that about the 29th June l:a-t he ?? Lo Benjamin Harrison, M.T Good's foremanxi, two anchoass, when he a greed to sell4isnein to hlin nt 12s. per cw.'t. Harrison said he bought them for Mr. Good, bnt on -his applying to defendont he said he knew notlhixg about them. He delivere3 the ...

... TRANSFERS OF LICENSES, A special Licensinig Session was held yesterday, It the Birminglhalm Police Court, before Messrs. H. ;11u1ton, HI. Wiggin, ?? T. Phillips, when the following transfeis of licenses were granted :-Lit:cacdsc l'icl/ltl'ihs The Amorican Inn, New Canal Street, from Edwn id I'rico to John Babington: New Inn, Aston Roa(l, fro-in Thos. May to Francis ?? Bowers; Eagle Brewer,- ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Acssrs. T. C. S. Kylmnewssey (Stipessrfiary), A, Bi-erjs, antd a. Goodiri7. DBIuil;.-Me rtitn Hzilon (40), shoemialker, Old Beceting Street, was charged with being drunk aid disorderly and assaulting iis wife, Kato Harnlon.-blrs. HIanlon said the prisoner wvas very drunk, and lie struck her two or three times. If lio would lkeep sober she could do with him. She wves afraid of ...