... ounty Police Court, oa Mon- day, before Sir Join Iles Mantell and Mr. Thomas Dickins, Edward Poberts, mechanic, residing in Nelson-street, Rushinme, wvas eharged with assaulting Thomas Sigley, at lTlsholmo. According to the state- Imont of the prose Itor ...

... occurrence was soon given to the coroner's district officer, and an inquest ba on both bodies will be held by Dr. Danford Thomas. ha A large crowd of persons assembled outside the house ba in Mansfield-road throughout the afternoon and th evening. gr ...

... CONDEMNED MEN. A correspondent telegraphing last night says . The eve of the execution of Joseph Brady for the murder of Mr. Thomas Henry Burke has not been marked by any inci- dent out of the common. Kilmainhamn Gaol has worn its usual aspect of grimness ...

... had before the Court.-It seemed that in May last he char id7, was charged with assaulting a William Hardy, and he took on out a cross-summons against Hardy. Woodward was con- [B( ad victed and ordered to pay a fine and costs amounting to J as It. 1(3s. (3d ...

... made on RWilliam eto Wishy and Tho(mas Phillips to have their children vncci- he nated within a mouth, and to pay thecoets of tbcsumnaons, jif. 7s. lid, each. Both said they objected to vaccination.- s Th cases of Thomas Slater and Joseph Woollay were ...

... Ansdell,:of Eearsley Moss, who was ehot on Thursday by Abraham Thomas, valet in the same employment, was held at Kearsley, before Mr. J. B. GDEai (Conutv Ooroner), the .Deputy-Coroner kMr. W. Hardy) also being present.- Captain Ansdeld was first cealled, andeaid ...

... Craster, Craster House (foreman); Mr Henry Gregson, Low Lynn, Mr John Straker, Stagshaw; Mr George Anderson. Little Harle; Mr Thomas Clutter- buck, Warkworth; Mr John Matthew Ridley, Walwick; Mr Alexander Browne, Doxford; Mr J. B. Cookson, Mel- don; Mr Henry ...

... Thomie, i,-, e. land-place; Mantry Mlay. Blenhia-snrers Tn the 5s0,055es were withdrawn on thi h yrnr o. zte -costs. Cswarr.-Thomas Hardy, Bootle, carionr, rc chalrscil by Inspector Evans, of the R.S..Cej wvo-rkilag his horse when ?? from noons,, crns in contact ...

... to the death of Arthur J. Hardy, six years, tlse son of Charles Hardy, a clerk, living at 14, Prebend-street Kentislh-town.-Harriat Wallace, of 14, Prebend- street, Kentish-town, wifo of a sign-writer, stalted that Charles Hardy and his two sts (t-is deceased ...

... Wednesday evening, Dr. Walton, county i coroner, held an inquest at the Durham Ox Inn, 2 Northallerton, on view of the'body of Thomas Foster, aged twenty-soven years, railway labourer, of Gladstone-street, Northallerton. The deceased T had been ill for a week ...

... Henry Lake, mining engineer, Eclestoa. Mr. Peter Mloorel, grcer, indlev. Mr. John Augnstin Borrows, ironfounder. Sutton, Mr. Thomas John Swaine, gentleman, e tton Mr. Dauiel Barnes Monie, accoontant, West Derby. Mr. John Orr, agent, West Derby. Mr. James ...

... place, and with attempting to murder Frances Hardy, a clerk in the post-office. He gave his name as George Vincent Heneage Finch, describ- ing himself as a theatrical artist, of 15, Ospringe-road. Miss Frances Hardy, who acted as the post-office clerk, states ...