... CHARGXE OF PERJURY AGAINST A M!ANUFACTUR2ER. n At the Warwick 13orough 3olico Court, yesterdlay, un before AIdeiONian Suith, John Thacker, sperwheel maker, s ot Ampton Road, Birminoghani, was charged, on the t finformation of CGeorgo Louis LotZ, tailor, Sherlock street, with having committed wilful and corrupt perjury before h I Cid Chief Justice Coleridge, ait the Wanrwick Slriug . 1: A3siZ ...

... CARJM 'vV 11fl4ICE-COURT. t i~ONDpAY. -- linx itj Mron, -lr. T. 0. |Jenee, Ald.Wt~P 't'Nznn, Ahienn &nxs ANZ21A, amid ft RFlmnn'i'u PHILLIPS. Tn i AtLnsot G~Th'aimt ov £0. - GAorga 1avitle, av*41a , Wat oligrped with %ttaling £70 in ?? ad % Vold ?? and carin, from the . par~n cof 5 hlhpmateo named lobn Fe*^arer Patios CoZnBtable Jotn, ?? (32) stated that at twenty nlruteu To three o'clock on ...

... The reception given to Sir Stafford Northoote by a the Conservative County of Devon gathered together F in the grounds of Mr. Kelso Hamilton, must have r been grateful and have satisfied him, by the general b tone, both of the meeting and of the speeches on the E occasion, of the confidence which the country-Eng- I land reposes in him without let or hindrance. Not only is this confidence ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TREI ATTEMPTED MURDER OF THE VICAR OF LOWER GORNAL. At the Sedgloy Police Cous-t, yesterday, before Messrs. Homer, Grilliths, anti Cartwrialet, Charles flacthcalid (41), stone merchant, luiton, Upper Gornal, was charged on remand with shooting cit the Bel . James Yates Booker, vicar oF Lowor Gonial, with intent to murder himl, at Lower Gornal, ol the 8th Augtist. Mr. Gould prosecuted, and Mir. ...

... XVBOLESALE JUYEwlILE ROBBERIES AT ?? 3 : { At Merttyr polits coart, on Stture (efor Yr. J. £.ibop. stipeudiary, and Dr. Proibera) a lad, aged 11 years, son of- h laboarieg Uma, Iving: at lPowelais, waa brought up in castody chbrged with stealibg a vnumber of articles of weapirig ae apparel belorgmg.to various persona living in the: sename eality, ter- pawning the same. Tbere were a no leee ...

... LIVERPOOL POLICE Co rTRTL ate 'er. THURSDAY, SBPTEMBE!i 1-. ley BFFU)55 ME. RAFFLES. Vae FLEOCENG A SRAoromw.-A young-3a 'sma, ze,!,oas tE:: IODonguan. was charged with having stolen a parse e4.li re talling 42 from the person of Henry Welsh,a 4eni ht board the ateatnmship Adriatic. The Prisster '.ccastd thbe' citO prosecutor in Oilset reet on Wednesday ucg;;. He teld 00' her to go away, whets ...

... At the Eastern Police Court yesterday morning, Bailie remitted to the Sheriff a young man, named William John Reid, a serious charge of assault is the drummer of Orange band which parades frequently through the Eastern district of tke city, and it is stated that a quarrel had arisen some little time ago between the members of his band and another band of Catholic persuasion. On the night of ...

... Lrp Colonel H. M. Dixon, of Yazoo, Mississipi, has been ish barbarously murdered. He had been a consistent and nddevoted Democrat, and the New York Times says that lihe was undoubtedly killed because it was feared that lhe would be elected in opposition to a Democratic I nominee. If ever there was a purely political murder this was one. In September, 1875, Dixon, who was feared for his ...

... CENTRAL CRIXINAL 'COURT. The September sessions opened on MIonday. CHARGE OF FRAUD.-WilWri Everett was indicted for obtaining £500 by false pretences. The prisoner had formerly been a farmer in Sussex, and in 18741 he obtained a loan upon his property, but it appeared that this bill of sale was not formally registered. In 1871 he obtained another loan of £500 from the National Mercantile Bank ...

... BELFAST PARLIAMENTARY REVISION COURT, 3. HSrTINGs OTWAY, Esq., Q.O., county court judge and revising barrister, resumed the annual revision of the parliamentary voters' llso for the borough yesterday, at tea o'clook, in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, The following gentlemen were present:-Mr. R. D. Bates, Clerk of the Peace; Mr. J. F. Boyce, Clerk of the, Union; with Messrs. J. a. Grahm, J. ...