... MANCHRSTER CITY SESSIONS. At the Manchoster City.' S3isiocs, yesterdaty, be. fore Mr. H. W. West; Q.C., Reeorder, the following sentences were passed*- Three years' penal servitude and three years' police supervision: John' Richard Sykes. 23, baker, for having, onthe 29th July, broken into the shop of Robert Crook and others, clothiers, in this city, and stolen 20 men's suits and other ...

... T4E ALLEGED INFANTICIDE IN MANO H ESTER. At the Manchester City Police-oourt, on Friday, Ashortli Read, manufacturer, of Buraley, and Elizabeth Remington, formerly a domestic in his em- plow, vere again brought ua under remand charged with having, on the 30th July, murdered the male infant child of the female prisoner, lead was'further . chargad with being an aecessary to the murlar before and ...

... DRtJADFUL TRAGBDY. ' There was grest- eraitement in Lees yebrdaya J d its beo.ining knowa that s double murderlhid beer. w Wmami$,ed.. The victims are asan named Thompsoa *; and ig.wife, both elderly persons, living in a hoE LI adjoining -the. - Juppa Tannery, of waich they d werea ,cagetkerm. : The afirs tO raise, the o0 &lIsraj *as a Mnilkman named Brooke, who, as nasil u oejd.it the house ...

... e- In an interview as to her recent lodger, 3 id Wheeler, -his English landlady, states that lie Joe. or on Saturday, August 19th, when lho wnent dowsn t AMaidenhead, appegared very nervous, Hle told bi4 landlady that he. vas going to see the Dutch cclinu! about some documents, but the Consul rf,,olel nothing about the matter. In fact, De . ?? down to Alaidenhead with the result whiich isre J ...

... SUPPOSEDCDJD MIUDiRDER. IN WNd . I I o iSThR. I ALIXIGATIONS AGAINT A BURNLEY IMANU- YA^OTURPitE BeforOeMr. R. Hall and other magistraivts at the City Policecourb, on Friday afternoon, a wan named Ashworth l;&ued, maaaotarer, Sprnoe Mill, Bnrnley aud Eliabuth Anat IRamingtor a domestic servant, were charged with tbe murder oi the ?? child of bbe femalo prisoner. Ohief Detective Inspector ...

... A SHOOTING MYSTERY. he INQUEST AND VERDIC'T. l. An inquest respecting] the death of James Thfix inn., sohoitor. Lancaster, was held on Wednesday, at Poulton Hal4, Morecambe, tho residence of the de- Iceased's father. Mr. Holden wae the coroner. Super- ?? represented the police Mr. Sharp. ad of Lancaster. the relatives; and Mr. Oglethorpe, of Be Lancaster, represented Mr. Fell, the chemist. n. ...

... I THE ALLEGE]D CHI-LD MURDER IN MANCHESTER. - tho At the Lanchester ,City Pdlioe-conrt, -esterday th before Mr. FP. J. Headlam,, stipsudiery, Uan other .isai maiistte, Anhwortle Reed, mmanfactrer, Bureley, itE~ in ?? Ann Benigtomn, domestic serv~n, were bri ,eaFed wltiththne wilful murder of the' ileglthat be' MDr. W. Cobbett conduoted 'the eafor the probse entecn. 'Mir. Iloekin defended Rood. ...

... ?? ?? . =. ?? I ?? SflOOING kAIY'L4ION9 d &J A MANduanstr INQUEST. I I - . . . .I At the City Ooroxct's~ojaoikt- ba Wedaeadav, Mr. S. SeltDenetg City~oroner, held up iunuest on'the body~ of Ja6'Vizahfnth Adam5 ued'2 the wif of A lsbourer' living in DytomditrooG, Nolhaouabreet, Oldham-eocddi- The coahe was remarkable for Allegations of brutality whbich were made uguiest the hasbaAA of the ...

... 7O --LICE vNTELLI E. - POLLEE INTELLIGENCE. CITY POLICE-COURT. ' FRIDAY. BESSIE BELLWOOD StJMMONED FOB ASSAULT. The cnase of Brockbank v. Bellwood was au ansault 9ase wbioh was called for hearing in the Bail Court, and in which James Bateman Brookbadik, who keeps a lodging-house in Manchester for the aocommodiation of theatrical entertainers, was the complainant, and Bessie Bellwood, who is ...

... MA-146CESHTfR ZCITY S3SSIONS. The Manaohtecr City S0ese1ont wre continued on Fri. day ?? Mr. H, W. West, Q.C,, Resor1der. TRANPA R PRUT8 TvInVES AND THE RACER. Geor'e Dixon, .21, porter, and Oharlea Ward, 21, clerk, were indicted for stealing a purse and l0s, ia money from tbe person of Mary Acklnad, wife of Jemes Ackland. There were further indictments against the prisoners for stealing money ...

... SENSATrONAL STATEMENTS. A case which created great public interest was openA& at Chester Castle on Saturday, before a crowded court A handsone-looking lady of French extraotion, named Conetance Helen Phelan, and her husband, DanieL Francis Plielaa, a gentleman d independent means, residing at Upton Park, near Chester, were charged in outdy with having between the 8th of June and tie 25th of ...

... THE CHESTER URUELTY CASE. VERDICT AND SENTENCE. The Cheshire Court of Quarter Sessions, at Chestor, was orowded on Friday, when Daniel and Constance Phelan, of Upton Paris, weri chargod with having ill- treatea their infant children, Augustus, aged three, and Ernest, aged one year and nine months, ill a manner likely tis cause them unneeossary suffering. His Honour Judge Sir Horation Lloyd ...