... X RNCH pw'TRS SS1ZES. CROWN COURT SATURDAY. (Before Mr. Justice Charles.) CgiIbNIAL ASSA.ULT OASES. The ourtwas cceljed during the whole of the day Trheilf coases in%.0 whieta prisoners were charged with 1tiinicasUy assaultiflg young girls. WilirWodf, 41. 1laborer.r was sentenced to 21 calendar months' iM- precf~t 'with hard labour for anl assault upon Fsthor Eunipt Woodruff, at BlaskbiiCO, on ...

... ACTION ON A FjROMISSORY OTE.I EXTRAORDIN'ARY fASE. In the NisiPriu ?? A.\izrsse Tl day, Air. Justice Bruce and a special pjrl hearl r cae of Thornton and others v. Evans, whnan i' brought to. recover £905 due on a pronmior' The defence was that the note had been alleori 3 issue, and that if' there was any cons ideration i an illegal consideration. The plairitrffs vere rE sebited by Mr. ...

... | P.ROiSECUTION OF A BiNIMUPT. A MISSING ASSET. Before Mr. }leadlan't at the Citv PoliCecimirr, yesterday, Williamson Hlollandi, a banLrupt, formerly carrying on l iusitiess in Oxford-street as a inerelilait, a:nd living at Alderley Edge, was sumionmed for failing to accoun11t, il Ils hbilnkruptcy, for eri-tain moneys re- ceived just prior to his hliaikrtiptciy. It was a Treasury prosecution, ...

... THE WORKING CLASSES AND CRIME. These Sessions opened onI Mondayat the Assize Courts, Sta-angew ays, in ?? oitv, before MLr. John. Edmunuld Wenftworth Addison, Q.bX, M.P. (ohairnan), sand a full belich, of enigistrates. llis Honour Judge Jordan presided in the second court. The calendar coitaiietd thie niiaieg of 27 prisoners, only ?? being fenales. Without ?? they were returned as being able ...

... AN EMUL&TOR OF MADAME RACHEL. On Fritkay, at the Police-court, Dublin, before M-. Swifto, QC., Miadine lRuppert, who carries on buini noes in cosmetics and ladies' toilette requisitole in London and Dublin, was summoned by the Phsrmanou tioal Society for ?? a skin tonic whioh oontained poison, to wit, corrosive sublimate, she not heing daly licensed for the sale of poison. Professor Tich- ...

... COURT--MARTIAL INQUIRY AT SALFORD BARRACKS. By order of Major - general Julian Hall (the officer conmuandimg thle Nuotli.Westerii MNilitary Dis- trict), a general court-inartial was lielil yestorcldY at the Regent-road Barraeks, Salford, to intiuire into charges of liribery brougtht againist Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant Chiarles Loc ke, and ISergeant- major AMurrav, of the Corps of ...

... SINGULAR M&TRIMONIAL CASE. At the City 1 oliae-court, yesterday, ?? Hislop, commission agent, Heoton Chapel, was chargeod with having committed bigamy. The singular feature of the case is that it is contended that there is no evidence of the first marriage. Mr. Cottinghain, barrister, anpeared for the complainadnt, and Mr. W. L. Hochin defended. Air. Cottinghim Raid it waS alleged that the ...

... ARREST OF JABEZ BALFOURK. HIS RETURN TO ENGLAND. 1I1S LIFE IN ARGENTINA. A Buenos Ayres telegramn, dated Monday, nays The Times, of Argentina, to-day states that ?Mr. Jabeo Spencer Balfour has been arrested at Suiti, through the intervention of the British Consul, grnd will be taken to England by the next steaner, Which leaves on Saturday. A later Reuter's telegrain, dated Buenos Ayres, IT,- ...

... AtBorv-streot, onTuesday, BrianJohnr DannisMolloy, aged 70, was charged with bigamy and with feloniously ilntermarryinlg with Jane Ray MIoreton. Mr. Fray- ling, wlho proseeutod for the Treasury, said prisoser had been married on five oceasions. His first Pmar- riage ?? in 1860 to Jmae Murray at Dublin. His last marriago ivas in 1889 to Jane Ray Moreton at St.. Aibain's, High H~olboln. Mr. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY A DMIRALTY COURT CASE. One of the most sensational eases that ever came bofouo the Admiralty(ourt was heardonTueslaybyNL r. Justice Barnes, who, ill consequence of a serious Tdlegation being mlade against one of the parties in the ueas, had the assistance of a special jury. The pilfhn- tiffs were Henry Smeths r t, the owsner of the Grnlsty smack Itertuna, antw her master and crew ...

... of WEDNESDAY. , t o ('Before His Honour Judge Jordaril) iest THE BANKRUPTCY OF W. ARONSBERG. :Lest Mr. W. L. H~ookin: applied for the discharge of I, or William Aronsberg, a; bankrupt, formerly a op- barrister, appeared on 'behalf of -a large number of creditors; and Mr. ?? .. Dibb, tile Official R-eceiver, and Mr. Cobbett on behalf of Miss Sutton, at whoset 38asuit for breach of promise the ...

... Another stage of the magisterial investigation of the clurge of Conspiracy to defraud, which has been. preferred against a ]outnani:all, ntined Ifertl Asch-e kewtwy, was entered upx)n at the City Police-eotrrt* on '1'uesday, before Air. 1leadlarn, Mr. R. A.- Armitoge, anid Mr. Foxereft.. It is a:lleged that by: thi~s conspiracy Mancester merchants have ?? de- frauided of goods of the value of ...