... t:r, . :isy TsGi)ia andl II Stanbury) it wias rep.ortei d' rug the evtning ' 1 ethat the viholL a; tliocrspenscs in cornection .rito I e the d- coerirn of Lia b 'la,!-:ting room had bhel _defraved. d Trio 1lisitS CATrOLIC It'iilLAT;i AwND TFOB LAAS-1! tI ...

... Wbeii lt f f and i risoning womn onr a and we-sh a d t a li See yin tae e CiA i P.S.-O ?? wve knws that Miss ?? was not conviced, but Mr. Newton's inwilting behaviour towa& bee and Ima epire-r lrY wed d be befieere;f AN EARNEST APPEAL TO W3)fORS or 7UZ ...

... THE ARREST OF MISS CASS. The inquiry into the condnet of the police with reference to the arrest of ?? Case was resnmed before Sir Charnes Warren, at Scotland Yard, Lyesterday. Superintendent Draper, called by &r. Grain, stated that he took- down a statement ...

... chlaren am will see that their sweetfeatt are pure an hs j sm, and buy only Frys Cbocolate Creams. d BAsswswra.-tsuy of the maker oniy. Nice Carriae, ?? wheels, large shin rug, for 35s or 5s. extra 74. 6 d 2.a per week.- lit W ike.. ...

... MYSTERIOUS DEATH NEAR LLANBERIS. Mr. J. H. Roberts, the Carnarvonshire corers yesterday held an inquiry at Lanbens into tis death of Mr. John Collier, described as a retired merchant, living at Harpurhey, Manchester.-> S. Collier, the brother of the deceased ...

... of Mr. James Critchley, t Rcial J.P., colliery proprietor, and brother of Mr. R. J. S 3 for Critchley, T.P., of Hyrst House, Eattey. It e tha appears that about half-past four o'clock. as d 40s. Peter Reilly, a collier, was proceeding along 0 was High-street ...

... letters only.-JOHN SSAwO1ROPT. aA few days afterwards, Miss Collier wrote -a letter to the defendant, in which she said- II shall never release you from the engagenment while my name is Sarah Ann Collier.' Some -further correspondence sollowed, and at the ...

... skin ata-, a;d othur ar-: . -s i,, of George W~illiam Alm tnl a,,'d . --. r Frisby Dyke, and Co.-; a;,t J, . s maker, ard Mary Bri tget sar., with feloniously VcOi-ig t. e '.,, t j and Mr. Tubui a- peie1 ios aO'Fecly for 3farsih, tr. I . a: ...

... court having c-i been during that time Mr. Lowndes, Mr.Ti -d Ramshay, Mr. Pollock, Mr. J. K Blair, Mr. tb sd Hulton, Mr. Sergeant Wheeler, the present ,e, judges being Messrs. Thompson and Collier. Now the courts and offices have been removed Gi re from ...

... at ? ordered the defendant to pay £1 fine and 1ia. costs- Patrick Fox, a collier out of employment, vas ?? with robbing a bed-fellow =' Peter Bradburn, wh2 Irlea Is also a collier. The men were sleeping together tn a raber lodging house fn Atlas-court ...

... Vy.IC 1 5 - their bylaws carried r-- Twsc - ordered to pay his. and ci, I The J,2 s. Chlronzc i - 1I Montefiore has cons.::ieril . d past week, but is ?? yet ?? Ihis bed, d Tux Psopta's CONrcr ?? cert was giiven on Satut.a. e Hall, Wclliam Ermin-- e ...

... maliciously wounded John Rick, six mnonths. John Jones acded 36 collier, for having, at Presont, on the 10th November, naliciously wounded Henry M'Gravey, six months. hromas Kerfoot, :gel 46, collier, for having, at Skelmersdale, on the 25tl Decenmber, stolen ...