... 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 ...

... CHESHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. The trial of prisoners at Chester concluded yesterday, and the court adjourned to Enuteford. THE FALSE A5!NO0C3'EIET or A NRSVSVZsIDOO.- Richard Mills, aged 30, newsvendor, was charged with obtaining Id. each from Mr. Donald Fraser, coal mer- chant, and Mr. Issac Farlane, draper, by false pretences, in Union street, Tranmere, on the 23rd May. It appeared that the ...

... DIRKIEBAD POLiC, ooj | lsltraci n - Y- TUESDAY, JU3y AeSAvtOT ON ~ A , ;- tailor, living In Grarnge-lao) J drunk and disorderly.ai a,- r b Fagan, a tarmon at tbe ha-se4' ?? Charing-croes. On Monday ii a drunken state into the V , te served with orinl, but was ?? 'ii very violent, and struck ttP ! Lo ' also tore his shirt and c lbes.-..2 Liu 40s. and costs. or in detajif to g J o 5 with hard ...

... utpanaA 'v The trial of Catherine Webster, at the Old Bailey, for the wilful murder of Julia Martha Thomas, of 2, Vine-cottages, Richmond, in March last, was further proceeded with on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Denman. The Crown Prince of Sweden and suite occupied seats on the bench. The Solicitor-General, Mr. Poland, and Mr. Smith were for the Crown; Mr. Warner Sleigh and Mr. Frith for the ...

... BIREENHEAD COPT 3 I lTRATES' COUKEf MONDAY, J-E 3E IlEFORE MESSRS. W. as. AsLoE A1 CujaRGn OF BREAKlNG INTO r; James Quigley bhrckmasiser, Dee* et two 8o0s, t2omas and Joeeph Q'1iie Wjillims, arabourer, liv ing t N Fe 'on euselcion of ?? brokel in-a Ferry 0telandetolen alf atgaeld C empty bottlea.-Mr. 'N .bar Sted morrig, the lsth instant. bediver ballroom, whica was situate la the i the ...

... Amoea {-gn1 -~ PRESTON QUARTER SESSIONS. P' Yesterday, Robert Batcliffe, aged 44, was charged as with having Indecently assaulted Mary Jane Langley at Blackburn on the 2nd June. Xr. Blsar, for the prosecu- tion, said the unfortunate woman had died since the m assault was committed, and the medical man who it attended her stated that her death was accelerated by the prleoner's violence. Aiter ...

... LIVERPOOL P?tt? MONDAY MONDAY JUNE A Seuanzs ?? dirty-lookiing Pmta ?? and with w mand , waebarged With i prosecutor saad tha e an S-s' > ° I ergse-view, and tede , Ca sdy morning De and bets WIthSare 1 ,Inhen the prison eroI a Btui4 Be with something. It llet a ?? temple and the SJ her blast anjttq found a knife at the fct of e. : ' ?? asked what hIoal, 1 , th cr 5 f or tt: 're wished for a ...

... THE ALLEGED DEFALCATIONS BY AN ASSISTANT OVERSEER, I. . .. L e A been of the At the Woolton petty seesions, yasterday, before Og to Messrs. 3. Neilson, A. Fletcher, and F. Gossage, asters Ihomas Carter, lately assistant overseer and vever, colector of 1-,W rates for the parish of Little 1 Woolton, -a. oharged with having embezzled ,few £;41 Is. 8d.,the property of the ratepayer l Mr. )atent ...

... rRESTON QUARTER SESSIONS_ I eatthe Court House, These sesions wee coinm Wednesday, before K~r. 5W House of CorrectiOn, on te agsrts li~ggan, QOC. (chairman), and othieremagisntrae. W `naNsOD JURY -The following were ellgle o h Urn Jr Joeh Foster, ironfounder', Falwood - foreman) Jury. Atetn, yeoman, Falwooa; Edwin ' inneeer, Nea ,~ rnt J. Butler, corn Ashworth, Thoas Cotton, manufacttarar, ...

... I CoOm MAGISTRATES' Co I - M BEFOBE MES8RS. G. T. B. PRBXTO! A'D F. Bo:S ig A DISHOBEST SEBOA.Xr.-Mary Jlne L'qd. a1i be 27 years of age batt looking huch vY'fl40 ,.ith ttealkg abla t etan & ?? cl(41 te =ri e prop of Charhmd Jgre ic2OL ;o Newsham Park. Te vrisotier WaV[a the ke ,e Mr. )I'Connell, and was ?? 4Dn chbsge Cof t t- wbile the family were away from hoebt, ) 2nd of May and the 2Oth of ...

... s THE FATAWOUNDING CAM e BAYHORSE ILNE CHARGE OF MURDER I Yesterday afternoon, Nf. Clarkelr d I borough coroner, held an inquest, s death of Louisa Fairbrother 5ye 6 died on Sunday at the RoYal Infirm , effects of a blow on the head wit ?? 6 it was stated, had been inflited by I3`c E Margaret Mack. , who is DOW in m tody a with the offence. The deceased kpta e Ill-fame in a court in ...

... ! TFlAj OF HANNAH DOBiSS | VrCR Tl1a I L.XUSTON.SQUALFE MURDER. The trial of Hansnah Dobb.- aged 24, for ree wilful murder of hatilda Hacker, at 4. Eust, - b square. London, about the N-th of October, . d was commenced yesterday. at the Central Crimi.' Ua Court, before Mr. Justice Hawkins. The Attoian; ?? General, Mr. Gorst, QO., and Air. A. W. Srmot, con- proeecuted on behalf of the Treasury; ...