... At the Saiford borough polioe court, on Satur day, the adjourned hearing of the charge of Oe bezzlement against John Cole, late detective muperin tendent in the Saffordaborough police force, was re- sumed before Mr. Makiinso, stipendiary. mr. Cotting- hma 'wau. -for' the proseoution, and Mr. Cobbett for the defence. Further evidence having been given, Mr. Cottinghem Asked that the prisoner ...

... F'-CHASE AGAINST IS POLICE. WIllim , of ioi eicsW U know bahwero posi- eat p i Ct, brnfftabohe to the nDagiB- ee foly is Corte H stated that he was o onstantly os frhdthisG adice. *Ds a sihort time k be a - chargedwith1 aur kiut and lenter1nceato a roof ?? bout suffered innocently, as the t stated the ~iongwhich were posi. y untarue. Ito was true that be had at one time en wIH to drinkobt ...

... At the Manchester City Police Court, on Mon- day, K~ate Raney, factory operative, lodging at 39, Angel-street, was sentenced to two months' im- prisonment, with hard labour, for throwing a kettle of boiling water upon a woman named Ellen Cunliffe, who lived at the same house. During an altercation between them on Saturday night respecting a young ?? took the kettle from the kitchen fire and ...

... MANCHESTER SUMMER ASSIZES. NIST PRIUS COURT.-SAToUDAY (BEFORE MR. Jusrmi Luxsl AND SpmrtAL Jwnzsa.) ACTION FOR FALSE IMpIrasOITEENT. Jackson v. Stecart-lMfr. Russell, Q.C., and Mr- lfleming were for the plaintiff; Mr. Gully, Q.C., and Mr. Nash for the defendant. The plaintiff, Thomas Jack- son, is a pawnbroker carrying on business at West- houghton, and he sought to recover damages for false ...

... | lVERPOOL SUMMER ASSIZES. * J a :1I CROWN COURT.-WEDNESDAI. (BEFORE Ml. JusTicE LsRS.) , CLAnI AGAINST A STEAMSHIP COMPANY. e Crooks and Robertson v. the Montreal Steamship Corn- , ?? this case, which was an action to recover 3 dontributions in general average on goods shipped on b hoard the Sardinian, it iyas agreed that the ques- - tion at issne should be argued before his lordship in ...

... x aHSI SPRU ABS ZEs,:: . R OW N COURTTSAT03D^A 0 (lBomONoS Lonn JU61SIZOR SX , , I20E OF BU~tGLAAY AGAINST AA FARltTRR. Wibliama L amofth 39, waS eidren fre vin, at 'lordof - bursreiouly entered the house of a Samulel ,Nichols Nei and Stolen thesu0e eatim eof 2. ealleger 3idgo p~osecut~t an~dMr. Cettugha~mcdefended.' On he nigsht of, thei 3rd Daemb5e last the prisoner firced an tbentaknce into ...

... I At the Manchester County Police Court, on Mon. day, before Sir John Iles Mantell, Elizabeth Carr, a charwoman, was charged with having stolen a diamond ring of the value of £ the property of Mr. William England, a cashier of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railwga Company, residing at Barnes Green, Blabkley; and William JohnEon, jeweller, 165, Butler.street; Man- chester, was charged with ...

... I 1.. THURSDAY. (BoYOZE Ka. J. A. AUESORu, Q.C.. JUDGE.) IN An J. II. MlELLRO AND SONS.-_ th issue the plaintiff was Mr. Wim. Butcher, accountant, carrying on' business in this city, and trustee under the bankrnptoy of Messrs. Mellor and Sons, and the de- fendants, were the Manchester and County Bank Limited, the question to be tried being whether 42,535 part of a larger sum of money standing ...

... I SINGULIR OI~G F _ ogeFA}R CHARGE 0P p Goorge Baton, P:>Ia&erof Th r s nlave British workma Assurance Lornpd ranc oi and 'and Robert Peacock, ?? aeiy 10 ei ited. Court on Wednesday- ?? at W 'rs'ip alt aanscero ~ th tlert are which charged thern with havin dorneds ,lyconfederated, anid agreed toether to~ caet10 ee.Watson, baradte, nstruct 1syS Mr ol , 4st arm appeared for the prosocution. ~1, ...

... A DR&MATIC LIBEL CASE. in the Combmon Pleas Division, on Thursday, before Mr. JusticeLopesand acommon jury,thecaseof Reece v. Wyman and others came on for hearing. *The pnifwas a dramatic author, and be sued to recover aaesfor alleged libels published in reference to the drama of 1Hester Gray; or, Love is Blind. Trho de- fendantae were tlio publishers of the TJheatre, mand their prinoipal ...

... CROWN COURT.-TECUSDAY, (BEFORS UR. JUSTICE LIEDLEY) FOGEBRY. George Hargreavves 80, general merchant, P uilty to having a c iverpaol on the 18bh NOVntS lbat, forged and Fttered a bill of exchange for XV. It would appear that for upwards of 40 years t.hO soner had held an honourable position amon ?? merchants, and it was stated that bad tralhad I to commit the crime of which he bad conftSS ...

... ACTION FOA AN ILLEGAL bISTBESS Thecase 'of ,-Buabon and anothlei v. Smith'! came before Lord Justice Thesiger on ?? ?? on Moniday.; lt'wvastriedbef ore Lord'Jnstioe Thesiger2 and a special jury at'the last Manchester aesizes, and in whc qusios'f considerable importanue to the oom- mhchqerti ?? weerasd and reserved For further consoideration unader Lord Cairns's Xct. IImi. C. Russell' Q Cmr. ...