... BIIREINHEAD COUNTY AUGIS- TRATES' COURT. .e I THlURSDAY, hARO1 13. BEYFORE MESSRS. B. BARTOX, W. Ma. MELLOR, AT T. Z- LEE. TRESPAStING IX -PUESanT OF GAMrE.-Tiro young men, brothers, namcd John and Thomasshytill, were ennmened for trespassing in purslit of gamne on land at Bidsten, ins the ccupat~on of Mr. Henry Pova l, and over vhietl Mr. W. Inmanl has the right of shooting. r. Costables ...

... ,.OLlTON PETTY SESSIONIS. a -C - -a.I~ MnsnSF. s. rCnrBox', ,9, J. cn35Rt, i'te : ., t ?? FLXiCIJFt.Ri ; MCe 7rn;.-Oh arles henears, veho dreodhibed hilnteit as ' a itayeln'ttr, was sirinolera; fir troepan'ing noi,'i'-I sig lti taI if Mi0' Ada Watts, -ati5.e'e ist:: t 4; o: thrle.:.r £ti. f itlett app-iar-r.' ?? 'l > I ?? ?? ?? 7 dfednt-a ci,,c leo -i}cltng iiay anl Miss Vet ts'S ?? an r'i a; ...

... 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 ...

... ire iey FINaC V. FmcEwrT AND FORe. - In 'the 15 f( Ihe Divorce Diviion, yesterday, the local suit of 1A 1h3 Finchett v.ne'hett and Ford casmebefore the rl ?ht oi.the President, Sir James Hannen, at 3at Vahetin r. It was a patition presented by the 5 tha huband for the dissolution of his marriage, on parl dthe grosd of the adultery of his wife. Mr. tholi ^n I'inohettb, tbe petitioner, said he ...

... 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 ...

... CORONER'S RNQUESTS. PS-ax flBWOP. MU. OCEJU LK CASPALL. EOROGH CCORNt7' Os.; pe o the body of jobn Wiard, age-.d 2.5, p:ainter, of ter: 19ealsreSacuh.O VI sy dlreasee tntwasengaed t soe nw huirlngdin Covent- to gadnpitn nio rni' naroof Zi7 feet, lery ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .1 lrepheoeafode is. emoed o te Nrthen ?? whre ho died ti il in about ten minutes. A verdict uf Ac ?? -death' wis returned. ?? On ...

... COU.NTY AJGISTRATLE tj, i - - - - - - I- . -- -. - - I Elt PiFORR Mci T. b :O cmE-li, a. ?? r-OE MS., AOt S. '1 i. I. I Ceesrrniao(, P01i-ari t.. Mie .; AS.' Atin- ,-5P Ricx s.-A 61rge ri cc :Iier- w e;rere; . E Ithe co'; charge l v ith ' ?? , ' at} ttzri ~tilig t -x, P,6i'.N otti. ?? -& iL.. :t on ir riear Airirer lla-, T-Iree.a lu J - iir * :-j r ac, re I 1 cc, Cihig. Ii.' . It~ -- c I ...

... ST. HEBLES PETTY SESSIONS. Ba Yesterday, Peter M'Oawley, who had been convicted / a dozen times previously, was charged with stealing a elI waistcoat, the property of Robert Eceles. He pleaded Be guilty, and was sentenced to six months' bard labour, fog The members for Birmingham are to address Ar their copatituents on April 16. Mr. Uright has Sa promised to attend. Io The 5th Dragoon Guards ...

... LIVERPOOL IOLICE COURT. Icrf e car TER tISDAY, AROlttJR 23. t~he ?? I ll. ?? Lea. -utE!) A ?? t ?? '1 :mnet ilse s;J> 1 i.,i. i don -J0¢-drs -ristier and itt; rer, woechait afis wvtas, ?? -ot- Ui'r A htvcks. on the lteiistaut. Mr. Iiessinseie to i itnhzaQ,. it a pcared from the evidence that otid ttb, p1r°ecnited.- vi', - ssS in the c ?? of ;i1 Me-r-. complairaet, w s i dsri? g the late btrike ...

... 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 ...

... to1 teI E1?O'iTON PETTY' sMrSONS. clj ytrday, Jo.,ielph Taylor, tle a-u Qf a Ch lfire land- .oo vas sumrioued by ?? CKCix's asxchocitios for a gun fr the purposc cf iili L9 game at M2aab:xry. P- rnc'a; San--ci^'sitlLha baviag a i.-secls. Dsfaadaata a' I fatb ...

... II aortas MAISTRATES' COURT e I ace - _ rn5 BRFORE XBSMRS. P. 0. HERYWORTl ANTD G. G. M.LCRAE. er, CARRYING a Gun WITHOUT A Licansxs-Richard 15. Morley appeared to answer an information preferred by sb. the excise authorities for this offence. The cuse was proved, and the bench fmed the defendant 22 10s. without for costs, being one-fourth the penalty which they had legal power to inflict. ...