... ~r i BXE AD COUNTY MA I TRATES' COURT. THUIRSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. B EIFORE ?ifEESSB. ;. SHAW, s. LBIDWArD, V A. tttNfl, E. LO6(iA, AMND T. R5. LEM. ; DZFtTIVE ScSLs.-James and Edward Benson, provision dealers, New Ferry, were summoned for .havingih thelrshoptwopairsoi defectivescales. Superln- tendent Egerton, inspector of weights and measures, rsaid he visited the delendants ehop on the 1ith ...

... A BIEKEINREAD DI\ORCb SITi. i F o r l_ ?? f ! I jIs; the Vctate 5^d 1,1'xo ee DMX too, y5stcr h^'v U.]: Scr!lelt G4 uit pof1 erl xx Powsell tand F'¢rb5 'o t ?? bE .oro toe jtrcsSrnt, Sr James ii~nuca. v -s S ptiticn ?? Gy Mr. Tazael *PI 3 ,e Fta dtta'ateCr. ccsrrilog cn rnshess , aai be-d, for ?? di-soe;tiuta ci hifs ma' n V greta u ci the adultry cf the rpontnt wth UsiA-flit Fergiuofl, ci ...

... EXTRAOIDJNARY ACTION AGAINST A CLERGYMAN. In Dublin, on TueLday, before Mr. Baron Dowse anrd a ccmm un jury, the hearing of an action in which Miess Henrietta Dunsecombe, a youpg lady of considerable personal attractions, is plaintiff, and the Rev. Wilhiarc Whittyis defendant, was opered. Ihe plaintiftf sued for the recovery of £-500 dawrages for cmault. The defence was a denial of the aeatult ...

... | COUNTY MA GITRATES'N' 1 I v's at 30, BZ E SU3. 3. CaIDLCV AND C. Lta, t. il MA.TsGseD IMPROPER t'c s; OF GAs-tn ?? i8- eatritl~g on cite bhicine's *,f ga. rir End .c- Presett-road, Old Swan, was pocdctie sa..: ne irforn;atltns-the first for an s111g4-i r l; I- to gus belonging to the lcierpsel Gas C u-D - allo Icng it to pass tbrough the rn-ter0 and ad for obstructing the conoprrc.y'a fl' ...

... i LIVERPOOL POLICE COHR. I I SATVRDfl, xoGrEMTE ?? BEl}'o1RE ;:a. RAFELMc'. PO rltN(' A WIDow.-EFlzabeth Vipood. a'o' ...

... TIhese seesicrn were continued yesterday, at St. Ge rge's Hall; the Recorder (MNfr. J. B. Aspinall,Q C. presiding in the first, and Mr. J. D. Fletcher in the second court. THE GRAND JURY'S PRESENrMENT. I The Rieccider, upon taking his seat, ?? reading the presentment of the grand iciry in the newspapers this noorring, lie observec that the grand jiiry had said j pa something w hich would ...

... CORoN; 0 ieEE' ETS i Ei r Cf2l2 Cf X1'KE AINN.LI, PLiOiX . Cr,0 iN 4 iw tile QO- tk.^ i rdyi0 of J.n J . le1. fw rl;-f- j ;J ?? S!. iai cv ?? ~ ifig lv-.s; C5 i-, ?? u i sii F1!;rt ?? jet iu inl e vii ?? - sf b lel ir . iiJ, b'.l t-; , ,ci . c p -'cs nle-r i- . n, t-,! pi at 1:1, tC r, ie? fLUt; ; ! Irtwli, Ie.lo r. 'Tue r'.eer.Feei. vi at ,iv;| - 1 ?? 12't'. U; ?? cmnie ivo ner hiiEN- ,u ...

... ANOTHER BABY-FARMJNG OASE IN CHEESME1. At the Birkenhead county mrghtratee' courtt a yeaterday, before Ur. T. B. Lee, some particulars b were givea of another baby farm which has been a discovered by the police at New Ferry. The t prisoners, who were brought up by warant, were an old men nwensd Joseph Seaville,ashoemaker, s rand his wife, Marsha A. &avidle,89 years of age, s o and they w.-re ...

... ?? sessions were continued yesterday, at St. h George's Hall, the recorder (f5r. J. B. Asplaali, Q.U.) 9 presiding in the first, and Mr. J. D. Fletcher iL toe s second court. The following cases were disposed of:- Thomas Baker, 24 years, lebctirer, stealing a purse . Coetainig 118. Od., from the person of E!izabeth !lil- mer,on the24th of October.-Five years'perial servituds. 'William Ooombes, ...

... A MUTINOUS SEAMAN KILLED i BY A MATE. . A ANTWEUIP, NGV. 17. th The Admiralty Court, which met here on the pi l .12th instant, under the presidency of Mr. Grattan, at e the British ?? inq uie into the circumstances U1 e attending the death of a man named James Henry, ce who was killed on board the Euglish ship Coringa, tb while on her way from New York to this fo e port, delivered its decision ...

... ST. HELENS PETTY SESSIONS. yesteiday. Margaret Webster, beerhouwe keeper, LA Eccleston, was fined ls., ficluding costs, for selling a pint cl beer during probibited hours on the 16th Instant. -John Jones, fishmonger, of St. Helens-against whom em, a charge which has been talken to a superior court Is ehb nowv pending-was again charged with exposing fish for wnj sale, without the permnission or ...

... PRESTON POLTICE INTELLIGENCE. J~yEsq. sal There were no cases of public interest, the aba CONTYr.-Before Dr. Hammond. Cheeth 3?oAoecccG CAss.-Williaml Greehaliigh. and Richard he was Higham, were summoned for trespassing in pursuit of tbe the gaeme, on land belonging to Col. Cross, at Grimesargh-with- had bs Broolcholes, on Sunday last.-J. Bennett, gamekeeper, saw know v the defendants with ...