... REMARKABLE SCENE IN.THE POLICE COURT. pam A FRAUDULENT CLERK ANT HIS proo FUTURE. At the Liverpool Police Court, yesterday, of I before Messrs. A. Billson and HL Jevons, (M. William 1L Jackson. a well-dressed yuing man, 101 was again charged with embezzling threesums- the :£3 14s., £2 lOs., and £2, the property at his em- bib ployer, Mr. Gearing, shirt and collar; maker, to Riohmond-street. ...

... PWTThThnAV no Sn trn? D 1t and THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. )ork BFSOIE MRe. AV. j. JSTgWtRT. the. SsRIors CHAB&GEi AQtrSTA MitDICAL STunEsr. thetn -Frank Cregeen, a medical student in Ltverxx L, ;anwas charged with having administered toa wvoan named Lily Lloyd drugs ot a IToxious character. it iack, order to procure abortior.-Mr. Moss prosecute, sert' and stated that le had in bis rosseasion a ...

... ,MURDE OF A POLICI SRGEA.NT.- ?? Mr. sad Mm Kettlewe, friiG and vegebble vendors, wee drkisg to .dic-d (Yerkshird) markt ear on'atkrday nmrnnwhen. they found a sergeaar polie,.nmned Wealylying on the road oppaite the garden gate of & marriedan nainedlching,a gardener. Almost sb y~y Sergeant Holland, the Bedal, ihntaman, who-wa going out with the hdn& cusbntag, csaeupandll..etlewelsaid to. 'im, ...

... -- THE WIFE MURDER IN MANChESTER. The inquest on the body of Esther Young, who met with a terrible death at the hands of her hus- band, Edward Young, in the early hours of Satur- day morning, was held yesterday afternoon by Mir. Sydney Smnelt, at the City Coronets Court, St. John-street. The husband, who, it will be re- embered, gavehimself up to the police imme- diately after killing his wife ...

... I CORONERS'INQUESTS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1. BEFORE NiL & BRIGHSSSE, CORONER FOR SOcTf-wSt LANCASHER. TaS FATAL AccDnssr To A MAJoPL-At Raps- ford Villa, Hapsford-road, Litherland, tonching the death of Major Dry, a member of the Litber- land Lcal Board, whose death occurred on Thursday last under circumstances already re- ported. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. NTtAoL CArsxs ...

... DISTRICT SE roNS. ST. HELENS. Patrick Feigh, of Wood-street, a j, was charged wvith drankennev-..5evvL stable Jack-son : while 'hi, bro'9aec l 4 I ith sassaitiog Constable Hll T. LZe Itiater about eleven o'coc onrands t2i onpdate near the railway Iauarco. I s wsdrunk and creating a Ls~hr t habingr nested to FoasrL~ay ' a Vo'ileut Iowonhe face and - about the legs. They nook hL:_- -sod- -, ...

... CRIME IN BRKHEAD. Thebhead constableof Birkenhesad (MajorBarker) basajust issued his annual report, which states that the number of indictable offences committed during the yea ended Sept. 29th was 289, being 14 fewer than in the previous year. There bad been no cases of murder in the borough, but theze was one case of atteimpted murder. Indictable crimes of violencehadincreasedfromfive ...

... THE GLITHERO} ROMANCE. DISISSAL OF THE IPOLIOC Yesterdav morning, at Clitheroe Polies Court. i -the charsrsof assault preferred by Mrs. Baldwin c . against Ir. EH. JuCkson and the two Messr l Robin0n, in connection with the odebrated h Clitheroa abduction, .caza -on after an adjolion- n ; ment of a week.. The street from the railway b . station to the court was densely crowded, and ix the ...

... THE ACTRESSS BREACH OF ,. : .ROMUIE CASL. - 4 55t . RERtt&KABLE EVI I $ . |je * The brech of promise action ty Miss Gertrde in S~IMI wvhose foesai~oalima waa an .aqctrg. is bi Xt Wr. &W. EL Hurlber i it ani Americn gentleman well known in iociety; ie residieg at the Wesed f lndonaudainariedk mn - was continued in the Queen's Bench, London, tc i etords beforeMr;..Isties~aveandaspecialjug. tV .~ ...

... !! ST. THFETLNS. RiB;chard-Cse, a young manpof Duke-test 7u edimdcra warr2u with obtaining Is. Id. anfrom J Asbcrzft wife (It Tbocas Henry Ashcroft Mr E. Slvifl ; esrs. J. 0. and W. Swift) proI .- It appared that. about two years ago prisoner -visited Asbaroftb home, and said be bad come E-r the money owingfor c0als supplied by Mr. Earl, coal merChant. He obtained the eum named. He was ...

... BIRKENHREAD POLICE COURT. E TaURSDAY, NOflMBER 27. BMIORE 3M:. PR.BSTON. DmSrruceFs'L CONDUCT OF A YOUNG 3ThY.- ,James Hall, Roesett-street, West Derby, vas charged n ith being drunk and disorderly in Wat- i son-street. and also with assauiting Henry Parker, an assistant to Henry Irwin, a greocer, Watson- I street, Cnzthe previous evening the prisoner was drunk, and went into Mr. Irwins shop, ...

... THE MThANDYN-0THET COUNTY IOF SAID?. i BOARD OF TRADE JUDGMENT. so Judgment was given yesterday, in the Magis-aC a trates' Room, Dale-street, on the inquines into the JI Dp circumstances attending the strandizg of the steamship County of Salop on two ?? in the Gulf of Suez on July 10 last; and secondly )m on tho coast of Holland, on Nov. 14 last. The J. e- court consisted of Mr. J. A. Tobin ...