... 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 ...

... PRESTON COUN* COURT. I - ?? IThe fcrtnightly meeting of this ICgurt was held -in the Court House, House of Co0rrection, on Tuesday, before W; A. Hulton, Esq., judge. The following'cases of: public iotelrest were heard .LATE TnAiiss.-1h. 2farshall V. the Laiioaeldre . anl Yorkshiire Railiviy Coernpomy.-In this ense the plaintiff, a timber merchant residing in Blackpool, sued the defend- ants ...

... PRESTPN POLICE INTELLIGENCE. SITRABDAT-efore D. Arkwright andaB. Benson, Esqrs7. A~ OBTAINING MON5EY BY FALSE. _PEITENCEs.-ThomaS did Standen was charged with obtaining money by false pre- Mr. tences, and was further remanded until Tnesday. Pris A DiSHONEST AvpIENTICE.AK lad named Daniel Sum- sn ner, apprenticed to Messrs. Irvin andSellers, woodturners,, gra: was charged with obtaining 2s. 9ad ...

... PROSEOUTION OF CAPTAIN BROWN. t A WVITNESS FROM PRESTON EXAMINED. At the Bow-street police-court, on Saturday last, Captain Brown, the well-known witness in the late Tich- 'I borne ease;, was brought -up, on remand from lust week, t charged with perjury. Mr. Poland conducted the case for the prosecution. The prisoner, he said, was charged with wilful and cor- d rupt perjury in the Court ...

... IRESTON . IPOLICE INTELLIGENCE. SATUaDAy-Before the Mayor (J. J. Myres, Esq.), J. au Isherwood, and W. P. Park, Esqrs. Ai DRVrNX vr AQsAULTtIO A POLICEMtAN.-Thomas Watson, VI gamekeeper, of Brockholes, was charged with being drunk: op the previous night, and assaulting P.C.- Cave with a life- hr ?? officer said the prisoner did not hurt him th seriously, and Mr. Oglethorpe remarked that the ...

... ALLEGED. INFIANGEMENT OF A I I I I PATENT.I J A, PRESTON CASE. tak SEED ?? RIAWCLIFFE, BIBBY, AND FLEMING, ma tus OnMondayat the Salford HunDred (Manchester) Assizes, in rbefore Mr. Justice Denmana and a special jury, the cave ?? Seed v. Raiweliffe, Bibby, and Fleming was heard. This was the a aet as.The plaintiff (Mr. William Seed), spindle the and fly maker, &c., Derby-street. Preston, ...

... rBESTON INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS. i _ ~ ?? 1 These Sessions were held on Monday, at the Court House, House of Correction, before W. H. Higgin, Q.C. (chairman). C. . Jaceon (vice-chairman), W. 0. Pliakingtofl, It. Towuey Parker, R. Benson, D. Irvin, W. W. B. Hulten, H. J. Flowerdew, R. Pedder, Ed. Parker, J. Folds, J. llryniugJas.Durdaleand W9. F. Anderton Esqs.; the~ev.WM binn VedderMajor ...

... -YEByOLSiMTTER ASSIIZES. : aCROWN COURT.-MONDAY. (BEFOBF Nit. Jusrice MX1LOR.) MURDER BY KICKING. John ?? alias Quinn., 20, labourer; Michael Mullen, 17, carter; and Peter Campbell, 19, porter, were indicted for the wilful murder of Richard Morgan at Liverpool on the 3rd August last. Mr. L. Temple, Q.C., abd Mr. M'Connall appeared for the prosecution, and Dr. Comnins, Mr. Shee, and Mr. ...

... IACASfHIRE -CHA.NCERY OOURT. ?? a. V VWU.-Cn~i;iA LoL Lrrs -. :&'D!OP~ThD1 Ni{ElITAiiC3.t Ecdwardi v. EPdwak;s.-This wia 8 motion for an in' janction to stop the ralisation of a small 'egtate. I The Aircumstanuem whioh led to the aotion wee somdewhat interesting, and were briefly these: The plaintiff, Ann Edwards (M0!Whom Di. Pankhnrst appeasied), is:aWto- bacdoniat and fruit dealer in ...