... I-LANASHIRS ANNUAL SESSIONS. Og The Annual' General Session of the Peace for the 5.- County was held, by adjournment, at the Court House, y, House of Correction, Preston, on Thursday, Mr. J. T. ?? Hibbert, M .P., presiding. The other macistratee present NOe we~re J. H. Asieton, E. Aehworth, B . Barton, H. Bleckley, iw J. Baron, J. B3. Booth, H. WV. Bowdler, E. Birley, Col. to W. A. Cross, Bt. ...

... PRE STO NT POLICE J NTEs LiLIGENC E. SAToanAY.-lBefora W. Blirley, NV. P. Park, and IV. W. Taylor, Esqrs Teorcr FEnOM,,A DWFcLratGcrouosE.-Tlhom-ts Smith wasel char'godc, oil remnand. with atoalic4 it shirt, valuc, 3a. 61.,. P. belonging to Mary GilLies3, of 162, Elilen-street, oil Wed- Ch nouday ?? pleadeit guilty, and was Sent- t enooed to ccv calendlai mouth's imuprisonmuent. a.ss Cou~xT. ...

... f After a storm, a calm. From dreadful doings we have lived comparatively quiet, decent, and orderly lives. Our worthy Chief Constable has been away for some days, and it seems to me that there has been a falling off in police cases. If a similarly curious effect would follow the same cause, that gentleman's continued, and continuous, absence would bs a blessing. The latest add itiu, to the ...

... PRESTON. PODL1ACM INTELLIGPNCE. - ?? At the Borough sitting, on Saturday, lhere werd no . casesof public interest heard. I CoutNr:.-lBef're B. Neisshrln, Esq., and Dr. Hammonan TinE C!AIO E OF? STEILeco EbWLS5-JitaInU Dewbaret ?? charged, oa romand, witi stealin , fowls at Grimsargh. -No fmrther ovidonce could be produced againsL hin, and he was discharged. I MoNDav.-Befare the Mayor(Lieut. ...

... SALARIED CdIliRMAN FdtX 1A&1'ON QUARTER SESSIONS. A special sitting of the Court of Preston Qu arter Seseions was held at the Court House, House of Correc- tion on Tuesday morning, for the purpose of taking into S consideration The appointment of a barrister-at-law, of knowledge and experience, as the sahried chairman of the Court of General Quarter Sessions hpld ft Preston, L and the salary ...

... PRESTON POLICE INTELLIGENNCE. ' I _ -- ?? -- al SATuaDAY.-Before J. B. Hallmark, and W. l. Park, M Esqrs. it TEFrT OF BOOTS. -Henry Moulding was charged with 3e having stolen a pair of boots, value 7i. 61., the property L4 of John. Holding, ?? stated that prisoner came to his house on Tuesday, the 1 1th inst., and d remained until the following day. Witness saw the l boots safe in one of the ...

... POLICE PRESTON INTELLIGENCE. rits_ .. ?? g1 SATUrDAY.-Before W. W. Taylor and W. P. Park, Esqrs. Ld ALLEGED ILLEGAL PossEssIoN OF GAME. - George en Mason and Richard Mason, two young men, were sum- all mooed, under the Poaching Prevention Act, for being in of the unlawful possession of ?? Inspector he Brown said that at about half-past eight o'clock on of Saturday morning he was in Deepdale ...

... PRESTO1'C IPOLICE INTELLIG NO - - . x v N. Taylor, and S~sifl cyIloureJ. Satteitliavaie, ii. 1E pyie, Fiqes;.wa ,TPo c.Corn,'Oiusill~clhrdsocinsas charged wit o. t iinof 17oI by l~citenn of false PretO ' rm Alb I ii'tilill~ fci'e Mille deriro ortherondh. on thle Oti deg UT-dt prosoonted.- witi 'on ~vii5C ba bee gien.lir littne ?? I that iore ied lecg o f l~ oni the part of ree ii vl'~ soi ii ...

... rt TunSDAY.-Before W. A. Hulton, Esq., Judge. t a DISPUTE liRTWiE-K FAitiSaR.-In this matter, Mr. Win. a Parkinson, farmer. Brownedge, was the plaintiff, and a William and Niaria Kellstt, husband and wife, the de. fendants. The sum claimed was £10, of which £4 bad e been paid into court, leaving £6 in dispute.-Mr. Back- house, of the firm of Messrs. T. J. and H. Baekhouso, e Blackburn, ...

... I POLICE INTELLIGENCE. SArunnAY.-Before W. WV. Taylor and 1t. BenoEr. GnusB CRUEeLTYs TO A HOR;F. -EdWin War:burton in m P the employ of Mr. Rawsthorn, cab proprietor, Now Cock- yard, Preston, wad charged with cruelty to a horse.-Ed. William Thomas, Inspector from the Society for the Pre- venition of Cruelty to Animals, deposed that about twenty minutesa past nine that (Saturday) morning he ...

... PRESTON POLTICE INTELLIGENCE. J~yEsq. sal There were no cases of public interest, the aba CONTYr.-Before Dr. Hammond. Cheeth 3?oAoecccG CAss.-Williaml Greehaliigh. and Richard he was Higham, were summoned for trespassing in pursuit of tbe the gaeme, on land belonging to Col. Cross, at Grimesargh-with- had bs Broolcholes, on Sunday last.-J. Bennett, gamekeeper, saw know v the defendants with ...

... KlmE PNTELLIERESTON POLICE INTELLIGENCE. SATRDaA-r.-Before D1. Irvin, W. P. Park, and J. B. ekesT Hallmark, Reqrs. 1Vs Bsioozcc.-Sarah Stafford was charged with begging at rend the shop of Mr. R. Benson, Avonham-street, the previous case ?? was her 23rd appearance. but OIL her comi promising to go to the Workhouse, the Bench aismissed trate the case. rec PuafnloAw's Orvrmaz.-Thoa.' Houghton, ...