... I - - THE CREWE TRAGEDY. CONTINUED CALLOUSNESS OF THE PRISONErvS. It is stated that there are still a large number of additional witnesses to be examined before the magistrates in connection with the Crewe murder case. They include the medical gentlemen wh1o saw the deceased after the perpetration of theoutrage, | the analyst, the police officers, and several ind,- | pendent witnesses. The ...

... I SINTULAR DIORCE SUIT. I In the Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice, yesterdavL before the President (Sir Janies Hannen), the cmae of Taplen v. Tae and Cowen was heard. This was a petition ?? Taplen, of Cheetham, Manchester, for dissolutioll of marriage on the grosnd of his wife's adultery with the' O-respondent',Iepbunneh Owen Cowen. The wife answered 'denying the oharge, and ...

... P.OL'VCE - -1~~ ? PRESTON - I - I :: INTE- LI NOE. - SATUacaiy-Before II. E. Sowerbutte, J. Hlealey, and J. Satterthwaite, Esqrs. ANcOTnaR .WIPE Bit&Thii SANt ro PnrsoN.-Arthlur Maitland was charged, under a warrant, with ascaultlng hbisgwie, Mary Jane, tie previous ?? 'stated that shortly after 12 o'clock on the above date she wvs at home Retting the dinuei ready 'for. her husband, who came ...

... THE CHARGE A'AINST. I, POOIL LAlW UI.i I av At the Liverpool Ie; rith Mr. Radies. puaee-niar:r-- ?? 0 -_ Ieat chief clerk of the tu -- ?? )n't |Liverpol Pezit.ry -. w., 1es- fraudulentil remnov'i;ag ?? z.r.. 'aw tbe High Court in lhirs-: ?? should ?? inra- fi ` a Pickford (instrucrcd V ?? T. ed, on behalf of the Treaz r- oT ,- ti structed by Mr. H. F. ?? 9 Thomas Edmund FPa';, J -es the High ...

... DISTRICT SESSIOSS. ig BOLTON. Ce John Hoctor, labourer, was r r .-h caI crd grievous xbodily hta.n to tt- ulartccc I a I a widow named MtCann. lie ? o th :i az d ' house, and seeing the intfant - a-,& Cfeoe. 'It is not wanu enogb: I v :: f- sho.p He tLen. in a fit of ytamzri.vwa child towards the flre, ai - i -epy ?? ' Defendant was fined 2l-, or aM,.. c u~rr-o _NEWTO3N-LE-W:jkr Charles ...

... SOUTHPORT. As the weekly batch of summonses for uinzlareied dogs was being disposed of, the Mayor (Mr. A. Pilling) . inquired of Head-coistable Kershaw whether any j exemjtions were graunted as many dogs withoun 3muzzlet srerto be seen running abbut the streets. Mr. Kershaw: No, your Worship, they are not exempt, bur they want catching. Laghter.>-Emily Wright alias . Howard, a middle-aged ...

... I CORONiEsRS'R IQsTI 1o'nF! SE. Run) i tZ Dna I 1LURSDAZ, PEBRUsy B E MR. CL&UR A tflAU t BZYORMOL -a 4, DFcM Dxm-tExcr.0 D body of Mary Ann Carl aged SL q bad been married for ?? ?? ?? WY. Clark, a sho;noaker, or 6, ' i the last two months she had stantly, and took very ?? * bed at 7 30 on Tuesday - ftir sented a wild appeasa ead eaz t before a doctor aomld be oed se$ verdict of Deash ...

... The Board of Trade inquiry into the revised lists of railway rates and charges, prepared by the different railwvay companies for the investigation of the Board of Trade, was resumed yesteiday, before Lord Balfour of Burleigh and Mr. Cour- tenay Boyle. Lord Balfour of Burleigh asked Mr. Balfour Brow-ie, for traders, whether he bad come pre- pared with a list of the railway companies, from whom ...

... I TFlE CHARGE OF SEOOTLNG MAJOR S I, -ISAACS, M.P. At Riehmond Police Court, London, Elizabeth Vincenb (22) has been brought up on remand charged with having attempted to felouiously kill and murder Louis ;Ienry Isaacs, by shootiug him at ?? Road, Richmond, on Uoctober 8th, 1889. When the case was adjourned on the former hearing, the Bonoh suggested that the prisoner should obtain legal as- ...

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... The adjourned i quest into tlsecirc attending the death of Edward Thicsson was re- sed before Mr. Clarke Aspinal, coner f Liverpool, yesterday. The deed, who was m the employ of Mr. W. Gabrielson, was a boatman about 30_years of age, who resided at 45, Clarene- grove. He was last seen alive on the morning of Sunday, the 1st of December last, his body being eventually found floating in the ...

... WEDMESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 3BEFWE MR. RAFFLE. Au.LsGg AauLT AND ROBBEBY.-Two men named Bell and Winter were charged with assaulting d robbing 35rJerdaassistant manager of a public house at%. Scotland-road. It was stated that on Tuesday night at seven odclock the prisoners went into the house queston in company with two women, Jordan ref to serve them, considering the women to be of ill-repue. The ...