... [Before IV. F. WOODEORDE, Esq., Judge.]. THE ROLL CALL. 4t KEEDNE v. TAYLOR, was a claim miade by Mr. Keene, o the photographer, against M Taylor, for five guineas, the . price of an engraving of The Roll Call.-Mr. Calder of appeared for the ?? Thornison's well-known A pictulre, The Roll Call,' was exhibited in Derby by M~r.g Keene in 1875. Defendant ordered an engraving of it g from Mer. ...

... I DERBY COUNTY POLICE COURT, F hID. ] 1e [Before Colonel MOSLEY (Chairman), the Hon. W. M. said JERVIS, H. F. GISBORNE, W. CHANDOS-POLE, WV. . stre ie SMITH, B. SUTTON, and A. HADFoRD, EsqrsL , . to t' A DRUNKARD WITH A BAD CHARACTER.t'rederilk O'c( Newhall was brought up in custody chared with beigong drunk, on the 16th October, at Borrowash, Nice-constable ro e Hull proved the case. The ...

... t a ac- TUESDAY. Ing Ref ore S. B. BmRToeWE, Esq.! Q.C.. M.P.] roe These Sessions opened on Tuesday (yesterday) morn- 4rk- ing, for the trial of l. prisoners. The following me gentlemen were Sworn on the Grand Jury. Messrs. J. ing H. Gascoyne (foreman), E. Clarke, T. WV. Crump, T. ?? Corbin, C. Heuchley, GE. W. Husband, G. Hill. T. Mitchell, T. Neale, G. Statham, J. Worsnop, G. Smith, J. Hall, ...

... ITS. -TA VvS .,e ~~~WEDNESDAY. afll ?? [Before J. BAILEY, J. TURNER, 1B. A. R. JoNEs, A. On is BUCHANAN, and H. H. BEHEosE, Esqrs.] Aul I,)RuNKENNEss-Williamn Radford was charged withath isbeing drunk in the Morledge at seven o'clock on Tuesday she ?? Upton gave evidence, and prisoner in said he had only had a little to drink, and coming out into sasi to the air had had ,an effect on ?? 5s, ...

... At the Derby County Police-court, on Friday, before Col. Mosley and other Magistrates. a middle-aged man named John Parker, described as a butcher, living at Horsley Woodhouse, was charged, in conjunction with three other men now in custody at Langley Mill, with stealing a number of sheep, the property of various farmers. Prisoner wis specifically charged with stealing six sheep, the property ...

... At the Borough Police Court oil Monday morning, e William Murphy and Andrew Hogan were charged with E stealing on the 10th January, a hat, from the person of s EdwardfBones,in Sadler-gate. Bonessaid hewasaprivate in the 95th, and on Saturday night he was in Sadler-gate E about hall-past eleven when the prisoner Murphy came up t to him, and asked him to fight. He declined, whereupon the ...

... _ - ?? . -^ . _% [A- At the Borough Police-court on Monday morning pith Rosannah Tomlinson was charged with stealing a pair of stockings, of the value of 3s. 9d., the goods of Mr. H. tuff Buckle3, of St. Peter's-street.-Isaac Taylor, an apprentice 5 to Mr. Buckley, hosier, said he was coming down the stairs Dds. of the shop on Saturday afternoon, when he saw the ure prisoner enter. As she was ...

... DERBY BOROUGJ POLICE COURT, IMONDAY. is [Before the MAYOR, J. BAILEY, and J. TURNER, Esqrs.] xy Bridget Hurst was charged by Police-constable Mat- thews with drunkenness in the Wardwick, on Saturday Y afternoon. Discharged. 2 is Joseph Frost was charged with drunkenness in the t or Market-place, on Satnrday afternoon. Polioe-constablc L e Solomon said prisoner had been to the lock-up to give ...

... DERBY BANKRUPTCY COURT, SATUIIDAY. I h - - s To - ~ _ _ - _ 1 I I I I [Before ITV. F. WVOODFOP.DE, Esq., Judge.] PI . THE BANKSRUPTCY OF A DERBY ACCOUNTANT. ed In the case of Edward Cope, accountant, formerly of reco ,is Crompton-street, Derby, the final discharge wats again good isc applied ?? Judge enquired whether another mect- good to inu of creditors had beens held.-Mr. Belfield (the ...

... I EXTRAOR1DINAlRY CHARGE. At the Astonl (Birininghatll) Police Court, on Wesdnes- dlay, Alice tobinson, 11 years of age ,and Sarah Aun Prit- chard, aged li, were committed to ?? Aseizes for breaking and entering the honse of John Whitehead, John-street, Aston, and stealing a gold locket, an umbrella, and somnc wearin- ayparel, value 71. During the absence of the prosecultor on Christmas Day ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A FAITHLESS WIFE I I BY A DERBYSHIRE MAN. _ ,le At the Manchester County Police Court, on Thursday. od John Ault, labourer, of Hilton, near Derby, was remanded roron a charge of attempting to murder his wife, at Eccles. By It appears that about 15 or 18 months ago Ault had a 'as navvy named John Moss lodging with him at Hilton, and she Moss and Ault's wife left the ...

... DEi3Y81II1RE QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions, ais we stated in our brief report of last f week, comnienced onl Tuesdaty, the 0th. f FINANCE. Sir H. Wif.MO0T , in bringing forward the financial state- mnent, proposed a ha11lfpenny county, rate, a farthing cattle rate, and ia penny Police rate, which he said would compare N favourably with those of former years. This would brina the sum of 13 ...