... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. r CIVL BUSINESS. Bn EFORE m. rICEDAUY, 0=OVT A JE. PM THE DEFINITION OF FIXTVRES. Gow ANf ANorEsa V. ExDWAno.N AND. . Aimomna-This was an action to obtain an injunction to restrain defendants fromi removing ,. 4and disposing of certain property, and to obtain ' 'ana order for the delivery of the same to plabatiffs, 1I by- and dmgsfor woglreiv3Mr.- Bigbmn~ 4 am'i2, a Mr or ...

... SENSATION&L BACH OF PROMISE CASE. .- i DEFENDANT C0S9-EXAMLN lie In the Queen's Bench Divisional Court, yeste- d, day, before Mr, Justice Cave, the action for ht ?? b ~h cil promise brought by Miss Gertrude V Ef}is, or was liss Gladys Evelyn on tbe stage, :A af .Ist~di W. E. Hudlbert was resumed. Mr. ?? & Jmdy, Q.C, ;ad Mr. A. '#ates appeared for the tj plaintiff; and the Attorney-General, Mr. ...

... DISTRICT _SSSIOIS. -I SOUTEPORT. John Keeley aun Mary Mnttee ?? to ive in Huekisson-street, Liepool, were charged with attempting to deframi the Lanca- shire and Yorkshire Railway Comany. Mr. P. A. Jones prosecuted. On theev of thend Dec. tbe defendants travelled by the si o'cok expres m LiverpooLto Birkdale ins at-das comatet -with2 the return halves-of thrdcli tcr-s Theae dfendat gave a m ...

... BIRKENIJEA POLICE CO11T. y THURSDAY M:ARCH 26. ' BREGRE DR. 1:MSO.S, M. JOEN 3W, AgC 3M C-.SINET=bN. , DCS>a ve'on s ma WOSD ?? Bmard ,r Owens ;8, LZchinr- rt, 'Wlton, - was t aummnned on a cabrge of :beving on the .th . instant, cruelly ill-treated a number. of bulloeks ' by stabbing theni with a for -Police-oonatable c 121 (Mciutgoery)' stated that on the niht a of the date nrntiorwd he Vas ...

... d MONDAY, JUNE 15. in BPOL W ML9 REGML&tAE BELLRtnGMER. 1, PaNDLrnO, So., & Co.-Edwin J. Pendleton t. and James Pendleton, trading as Pendleton, Son, I and Co., ironfounders, of Collingwood Foundry and Central-buildings, North John-street, attended i for the closing of. the examinations. Mr. Cornett 3, appeared for. the trustee, and Air. Quilliam, for the ; debtor. The examination of James ...

... A LIVERPOOL POLICEMAN'S ADVENTUR. IlLI I IS. VU AbSA STRU( GLE WllH A SHOPBREAKE11 At the City Police Court, yesterday, before Mr. C. 0. Ellison, the three young men. named John Hayes, James WiUcook, and Charles Taylor, who lo Vere arrested on the 7th inst. for breaking and 2 entering the shop of Messrs. Johnson and Black- 2 torn, provision merchants, 109, Wavertree-road, snd stealing certin ...

... to ~ ~ --no in.- These sessions were continued and concluded thi yeterday, at St. George's Hall, where the it nyReorde(Mr. C. HL Hopwocd, Q.C.) presided. an W. THE BURLIN GTON LICENSING fu d.; ?? .; APPEAL. CONVICTION QUASHED. all 'me Frederick Le Blond, the licensee of the Bur- tir ?? for eappeowingpotitte tod Mremain on in- for the justices. g ' The Recorder, in giving judgment in the ...

... ITHE BANKRUPTCY ACT. 1SS3. (FoMM last vskht's Gaettre.) RECEIVING ORDERS. Nancy Taylor, ei~cesier Villas, Clifton, Biritotel.h'de residing Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltsh~ire, lodging he&5' aI keger widow. SadsHolton-road, Barry. latel!y an t; -Caderton, both tilamorgsashire, bone, deetre; Thoeas Thomlas, rydraw Farm, Coliviustoue, ecar Bridpend. Glamuorgaoshire, farmer. VredericL Jenkins, Taft ...

... KNOWLES-DUNCAN BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. tel InTHE DAMAGES REDUIET). :el In ?? of Appeal, yesterday, befor. tt, .Master of the Rolls. Lord Jutstice Bowe, ard Lord Justice Fry, the hearing of the c' c Knowles v. Duncin was resumed. It w appeal by Mr. Leslio Fraeer Duncan agairnst tD iverdict of the ju-r at the Lewes Assizes, awardi >r Miss Theresa Cadlotta Gladys Knowles -Lai o d 'for breach of ...

... er BEFORE MESSRS, W. T. JACOB, W. rEAP, JA=ES ;s SMTlH, AND CAPTAIN MOLEUX. it A MIDNIGHT Vzrroe.-An elderly man named in John Fisher was charged with being on the ae enclosed premises of Mr. Henry Simpson, West- be holme, Penkett-roadA Liscard, with intent to corn- ?? mit a ?? deposed that he went ke to bed about half-past ten o'clock last night after at having fastened up his premises. About ...

... LIVERPOOL. Mr. MI'Connell, the revising barrister For Liver- pool w'as engaged on Saturdayin St. George's fa1i, along with the Liberal, Conservative, Irish Nationalist, and Unionist agents, in calling over the Everton lists. As already stated, the ra- vision of the lists for West Derby Division vas completed on Friday evening, and the lists were made up on Saturday. From the returns it seems ...

... LOCAL. I :A.W CASESS JONES K WILLIAMS. Ocr 'l'lurday tire Court. of Appeal, coneisiliri of tire Master of true, Rolls rind Lords Jirtices Boweni arid Fry, Ilad beore- 1corn2 tris repperi of tire plaini- tiff frora i a judlgment of Mli'. Justice ?? and Mrr.juetirce Willi, after trial beolire tire lain Air. Jrrstice Menisty it Carrmrarrthen. Tire plirin rift a Clirrerd to lie err tittled to ...