... ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER IN MANOHESTEl. I I At the 3anebheestr City Policoe Court, yesterday, Thomna -ood. asieupiuttOr, 5>, Dorham Street, Newton Heath, olcarged with nttemptin g to murdor hiss wife, 'iMarr I cei Saturdny evening last a 1olice-ofthoer on dtiny n Cbehs; toi t Street, ]Bountcbiry Lene. alanhesoter, wvas alfrmeod that p9!sner laud beenstrying to mnurder Insivifo, tabbinig ber in ...

... NVEDNESB URY. A DEsnrRiEER.-At the I'olice Court, yesterday, Johnu Holmes, Kings Hill, was charged with being a deserterj from the b.3rd.Reginment of Foot. Police Constable Wassell ?? the p)risoier oame to him on bhe lirevinuis night and said ho was a deserter, he having enlisted on tbe I'ith Auust. Sergeant Carter added that the statoment was coriect, the acensed having enlisted at West ...

... PARLTAMEENT OUT OF SESSION. Mfr. fathbone, M.P., speakinogat Liverpool last evening, said thle Ministry's blundering, sensational and restless foreign policy had aggravated distrcss and nslded to the ?? of the rounitry nt a tune when it should be reduceI. t'i'he Afgimn policy, oursted in spite of warnings fromn the wiscst Indian statesmen, wvs only a part of tho consisteiit policy of Lord ...

... ORCILMID ROBBPtrY AT LLA NTRI&SAtNT. On Friday, at LVamtrisnt pP.),3 cou1rt v (blefcro Mr. Gwilym Williams and Sir Joeeph e Spearman, Bart.1, John Ailward, EIvan Wild, N 1B!atbow Ml'Cartba, and William Aulwvard were i: charged ?? stealing apple4 from an orcbhrd near I Hendy Farm, the property of William Thomns. I Police constable Bowen itated that at half-past t seven o'eloek on Suzfisy ...

... I SYSTEMATIC. BOBBERY: ON' : TEE GREAT'WESTERN I BA!WAX. - I A , For some monthe pasti complarints have besa made to the Great Westein authorities af; r bbe. riee between Newport and Magor, and other stations on the line. Inspector Hiokey employed men to watch for the offendersc but 6li to no - ur. poee, notil Saturday last. On that day Mrs. Adams, of -Magor, lost a hag cf flor at the ,Newport ...

... BEVISION (OURTS. L5'IIVERtPOOL. ho' A. The rvision of the lists Of pela n ary ad qUR anael municiplal voters for the hoceogh was resume d in bloi ?? the Crown Court, at St. Ceorg,~s Hall, yesterday, rais 4iles by Mr. NV. B. D;Xonneli, ?? barrister. Mrt. Fet J1. M'Comb, reureseented the Liberals, and 11r. 1V. and eB' B -ennet ibe Cionrervativee. sit! dec. The liets under revision, were ...

... it BEFORE MESSRS. J. NEWELL AND W. GIBBON. CISARG3 OF HOIJEBAKRINiG.-BChbard Jonet, £ labouring man, was brought tip in custody charged vith y basving broken and entered the dwelling house of ep Thomas Rlowlands, Mill-view, lt-lane, on the 25th Y- ult., and stolen therefrom a jacket, one woolltn shawl, L and other articlea, the value cf £Et 18s The prisoner tad n lodged at the house of the ...

... SINGULAR CHARGE AGAINST A 2 LONDON ALDERMAN. At the Central Criminmal Court yesterday, before bi Mr. Justice Manisty, Alderman Sir Francid Wyatt T Truscott was placed upon trial on the charg- of * 1t publishing a libel concerniog Mr. Johnl Kearns V. Mr. Poland and Mr. Green appeared for then pro- 1 secutlon the Attorney-fleneral. Mr. Montagu d Williams, and Mr. Avery appeared for the defence a ...

... SINGULAR IRISH OUTIAGE CASE. The Ttizes' Dublin correspondent writes, under date ! - September 13:-' An inquiry was hell yesterday at ! f 'S Cookstown, County Tyrone, into a curious charge pre- cc ferred against Mr Smith. eub-inspector of constabulary. hi or lby a laboureri named Al'Guirk, resident in the town. t The Iomplaint vas that the sub-inspector entered his at t |.house at eleven ...

... I .,LIW - REPOM. QUEEN'S BENCi, COMMON PLEAS, AND EXCHEQUEg. DIVISIONS-TuamAm,- Mr. Justioe Huioseox sat to. day to hear motione for the above divislona, ACTroN AGAINST THE WHITEiHALL REVIEW, GARRET MOOREv V. FBDWAD LSIOG, The plaintiff ts a gentleman well known on the Tutf, and the defendant ia cne of the yropriotore of the Whitehall Review, The action iY one of libel. The alleged libel had ...

... CENTRAL CRMINAS COURT The above Court resmed its sittings yetrda before the Lord Mayor, the Common . ernt M(r. lhbarln,> .Pagera SirT. s. oVdeZ , B tt, B t r. Under-Sheriff Barton, &a. Th Recorder, iabrgip the jury, after remark- ing that the calendar was unutisy heavy, both in regard to the number of ?? and the character of the offences of whic the we accused, aid there were two charges of ...

... CHARGE OF ADMINISTERING A NOXIOUS . . - * n LGt . Ai.e . ON the 19th inst., at the Westminster Police dourt, !John William Cattermole, rsaidi'ngat 2o, Pepysaioad,' New.'cr'ss: sur~redered to his'.bail to answer a chearge. of feloniously administering ?? Ceoil Sidden' certain ?? drugs, with intent to;. procure mis- carriage, on or about September 6, 18f78., In opening the case Mr. ?? said it ...