... lI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2Q BEFORE MRME1TBAN COOPRE. ExnAoITiosS ADJOtoSYCET P05 CLoslrw-The public examinations of John DeAn and James Aspinall Brancker, coal merchaut were ad- journed for dosinz. The public examination of bland Bina Carr, schoolmistress, was closed , B Coemnun AND Co.-Jane Corkll and her daughter, Alicia Emma Brown, appeared on their first public examinnaton. The twodebtos ...

... I LIVERPOOL PU.l'E L ij MONDAY. IFEHC APT -- riZEFOR! E t A.t1GED THEF oF ?? . Needha~, an eide-ly n -r. .3 -. = quantity of cuttwn -~amzo-s . . -. Gorst, cotton broke. ! y -. street. Fromatheevident:: - a which were in the ps> ?? of .ample ptper wein Ti it ; the 8th intant by letetire : . papers and cotton were i ?? !; i warehousennsn in the ?? ,- . the firn. and tztedt crnduced would be I I ...

... -TH O'SHEA DIVORCE CASE. I ALLEGED CONTEMPT OF COURT. In the Divorce Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Butt, the motion for attachment against thepproprietors and publishers of the 1Theeetan'a Jouiral for contempt of court in commenting on the O'Shea v. Parnell divorce case while it is sub- judice came on for hearing. The Solicitor- General, Mr. Inderwick, Q.0., and Mr. Lewis Co*ard appeared ...

... |WALLASEX PuLI'E ?? ?? .- - WVEDNEhDAX. FE:F-- - BEFORE 3R. W. T. JAkCf .. xr ' Tart WAaLLAgSE Lc'CAL B-I- as- etoTs`s.-Mr. Laurene' L. f Brighton, Was ummoned . Wallasey Local Board for erect _ duelling house rithO. thoc ' 5' -1i ?? of tbe Pabh - .. ,. Streets) Act. 1ir. Pne artr. Board; and Mr. Pickiord O'G K.;= J Salmon, surveyor to tlrh bean'. ?? of defendant aboat nsC r n ' w -; being ...

... -- - -1 LIVERPOOL POLICE ?? THRSTMAVhv Ings_ tt; Id THURSDAY, LIJCI Am. mt;&Y Tliz Dis.aged 19, wan chaig34 ABGnSeLS Te prione we t Flod-street, on the emi; e i e hile the mnager was serving he prfsoner leam IOernhet the ?? the till when the the prisoner ran away, but was at any was stated that the p Wier Pi/ ert X I .n- month's impnsronetne at thehatrj ; the haling in his posisessio a-: ...

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... I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. FESORE KIr. CLARKE ASPJALL, CORONER OF LIVERPOOL STRANGE DEATH OF AN AMERICAN PASSENGER. -Touching the death of a man unknown, whose bodv was found lying in the Clarence Dock on MAoday afternoon last. Upon the body, which wa&s covered with mucl, were :found in different pockets 6s. 7 d., an Inman general steamship ticket order acknowledmgn the receipt of $20 from one ...

... I -- ST. HELENS. John ringe, 28, Ptavenhead-passage, was chaxrp 3 with assaulting James Davies, certificated manuager a > the Eavenhead Collieries. Mr. J. 0. Swift, who prose cuted, stated that the defendant was formerly ens ployed at the colliery, bht left witbout giving anl notice. On Saturday last the complainant was servinu out the wage tallies for the men, when the defend ant came up, ...

... TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18. BEFORE 1* MR. kFL A P siesTgmT BoBR ,Ac F-Frederick Wolfe, aged 40, was charged with bnrglariously entering the premises of Cornelius M. Payne, photographer, 31A. Great George-street, between the hours of one and two this morning. Payno left his studio locked and safo at 11 45 last evening. He heard noises about ene o'clock, and listened till he heard a decided break of ...

... FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. BEFORE 311L BAFFLED. ROBBING THrIlt FATHEE.-TWO youths, Thomas (14) and Williamn Carlyle (17), of 14, St. Martin-stroet, were charged with pledging a quantity of their father's goods to the value of £8. The boys, who were le- .cribed by their father as incorrigible, have been in the habit of taking chairs, tools, &zc, and pawning them, some of the goods beingredeemed. ...

... COUNSTY MAGf;ISTRATE' CFit I-_ I rMO(NAY.F}t :- I B tFORE NmSSRN IH Er .XSTAOXROwNAiRY DRUrNEs ii -is 17x -Williami Allerton, a labourer. it CGarton, wastebarned w:,h --z :-a .e Febrany-, assudied David- . i a newsvendor, al.so of Gar-car.- -: t clay pipes. Va:lue 6s. ?? ?? t j both his lers, said rhat the ynrir k .E 1wshen drun3; and ?? .Ferre x~ t: *- r-c Eton Ipicked up ?? and pti- =: ;- ...

... LIVEP OT intruction of 3 ax. defendants.-(a the Co Px and 1 -nt there was tbe t1g of vessel at Mejssrs. Ponc the plabitiff wal e ' stained by the ?? Thue of a derrick, 66,t* was that this d he1ki,.eI iznto thegrud by Whih titwe released until thdek bot Uprights; that these teuded to by the ofthe guywi diret ,lahed aS direem a was that the der-j- W&dei and that it was the base ot a derrl t i ...