... 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 ...

... B R S. THE MURDER NEAR RETFOUD. The prisoner Snell, who was remanded on Friday for the murder, last Sunday, of Mr. George Hardy, at South Whcatloy, was again brought up on Saturday before the magistrates at Retford. The statatc fair was being held on ...

... was deferred until the Conclusion of another kicking cas. Thomas Wiliam Dalton, 25, carter, and Edward Dalton, 20, carter, brothers, wvere indicted for unlawfully. and maliciously wounding Thomas Aebton, a self-acting minder, at' Oldhatm, on the 6th inst ...

... the Conservative offices in gi Commercial Yard, where it was presided over by Mr. Thomas Scott, the secretary. The circulars weres signed N: Eckersley,' chairman, Thomas Scott, secretary, and these gentlemen were only known as y the Chairman and ecrotary ...

... James M'Gowan, 51, labourer, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary M'GoiVan, at Keighley, on the 25th Decembeor.-Mr. G. Hardy, at the request L of the Judgo, defended the ?? deceased woman was a rag picker, and the prisoner was a nightsoilman in the ...

... At length suspicion was aronsed, inivestiga-. s con- tions were made, and the frauds were discovered.- took James Herbert Hardy, clerk- in the employ of' ?? ic I,XMr. Reilly, at the Corubro-ok Chairworks, saidt that on thet !osion 4th December, 1583, ...