... LIVERPOOL POLICE C0URT, toot- WEDNTESDAY, JrLY :~ and, BFfOEL MR3. if ASi~n ~ Oi Sow MA~isr;lArp luaul COMMITTAL Or A REVR-russ COitn Treat Moore, agrtudeo covitand whe t, fabeu i a sispervisoon, wasecharged with stalinog - pie ...

... ~ad tr.e de- At the Dale-street police court, yesterday morning, Om an before Mr. Rafflcs, Edmund Lyons. on ball, was cbarge-d th witb having assaulted Folleelconstablbi 369 at The tj D, Amphithestre on Thursday night. Mr. Jones, flicitor. ca, Ing ?? constable etated that hie was on duty at far [bhe the Amphitheatre 00 the night in mquestion, when mi'sere sts old was a benefit performance on ...

... CORONER'S INqUE RE M R. CT.. IITW o Z . . BEiOhE 3R. CLAlRm. ArN.Xt, k. On the body oi Jane 3'inds .s- Who lived in 3 coer, St Andres r evidence it appfertd the dee4 ; t. * intemperate baby . ?? on I ridc; p. sO ill that she h:-i: t he remore;,,, hospital, where Ste (liede on the -.s. Brannigan, the housc surgeoc, ,b, h ceased's death vas tlre., s - sive drinkirg. TIie Urt retr-ren- accordance ...

... The case of Belasco v. Belasco was before the Divorce Court on Tuesday. This was the petition of the wife, better known as Madame Selina Dolaro, a the opera singer, for the dissolution of marriage on E the ground of the desertion and adultery of her F husband, Mr. Isaac Belasco, who was described as e ta betting man. - Dr. Tristramn, who appeared for the petitioner, f said that the ...

... IWEIROOL POLICE COURT. IIMM T TZ ?? A V .1 TTTV 2T . THURSDAY, JULY 24. BEFOSE IB. tt. A7N'SFPIlD, DEPUTY OTIPMIABY MAGISTBATE, STEaALI * PORTMANTEAU AT LIMhESTREETSTITION. -Joha Sedgwick, stated to be a platelayer in the service of the Chesh5re Lines Committee, was brought up in custody charged with stealing a portmantean and its contents, valued at d20, from the Lime-street railway station, ...

... CORONEXRS IQUESTS, BEFORE MR. CLARKE ASPINALL, BOROUGH CORONER. 11 d On the body of John Cranney, 39 years of age, a i receiving clerk in the service of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, who lived at 5;, Beacon-street. One day about three weeks ago, C deceased's wife noticed a rag wrapped round the £ deceased's little finger, and in reply to her inquiry (i about it he said that on ...

... BANKRUPTOY COURT. nRFrEP N\TT- COLLIR32. SUDGE. sEFORE MR. COLLIERg, SUDGE. I I-i PE ELr7.x e Jouisoy.-Tkls was a motion to set N aside an alleged fraundulent preference. The cireum- ouIL stances were shortly these :-Ths liquideting debto:, an Sat esporter of bottled beer in Liverpool, early in March of Iro the present year became EO pecuniarily Involved that ke Itel was unable to meet ills ...

... RSUM A,43!ZES. G o V R7 T.-SATURDAY a (prorau n. M R Bowx N AND CCdftIl Junirn th to - tHE C.5 AhT OSWALDT`fir diLE. Of x ;lmitedliabilit)7ay 5, loato olerk to thle Local Board to onelth of h ewt7Sdtwistle, was Charigd beer. al i a diotmeots with .bezzlig Burns th mounting altogether. hia to £42000, the moneys of the Board, and with forging de somememberaldeeds or rtghgo s B cthoraies of the ...

... ?? se. C ;LAKE ASPINALL, BOROUGHi CORON3, la 3.; -Pr, ib, Oa the body of Jessie Murray, aged 36,$the wife WI ofa town missionary, living at 84, Downing-street. c A fortnight ago, the deceased had a miscarriage, jc and she was afterwards very weak and low-spirited. pr On Saturday evening last her husband left her in fo, bed, apparently all right, but about ten minutes M after he had gone down ...

... - ?? .1.1v 'Al - ?? I ?? , , - ?? [ Nto AnPma[C. BIALEKEAN POLICE COURT. FRIDAY, JULY 25. BEFORE M. SAMEOLL, DEPUTY STIPfIARY. Oci UzasCArIs.-Jon Wright,butcher, Argyle-street. of was summoned for having a pair of defective scales on th his premiges. The case ws aproved by Market-etsperin- mh tendent Gregory, who stated that ne found In the lb defendant's shop a pair of scales which were 3 ...

... PoLlclm? ; Bw S. At the Manchester Cornut police s daBy, John Combs, 2'lor, Z8 On Thursdeayweekte~ twlione ' 0, l tnc. a enploy of Mr. John Ho~rifarme Who Gie an th Hardy. weewrking - ?? Ffound fault with Boma work a~ whilath ?? engaiged. A quarrel ensued, 1PI thec CoPrsnere e Combs tharew Cowley to th gond o wi heavily upon him with hi kee ground ~ out that he ?? hurt, knea nd wterees aled ...

... FLINTSHIRE ASSIZES ox These assizes were opened at Mold,before Mr. I Baron Huddleston, yesterday afternoon. His lord- D, ship arrived by road from Ruthin about midday, Pr and was received by the high sheriff (Mr. MeadowsaPa Frost) and the usual retinue, and, after opening the to, commission, attended divine service at the parish Ibi church, where the high sheriff's chaplain, the Rev. ct John ...