... 1 - TUESDAY, MARCH 27. BEFORE MR. X. LNfGEORN, DRUTY-SfIFENDIARY. C.rAGES Oa BREAKING, ENTERING, AND RE- czEIVNG. -Josyep Challinor, John W. Lee, Her- bert Murrell, James Foster, and George Murrell, were charged on remand, the first two with break- ing and entering the butcher's shop, 181, Nether- field-road, and stealing therefrom a quantitv of meat; also with breaking and entering the shop, ...

... LI ?? -CR O- |LIV.ERBPOOL COURTs (OF PAS.kr \v FRIDAY, QP7RCH 't . BEFO SE T. H. B_.Y\i s, QC., ?? -N EXTENSIB-E BUSL'cr-c.. WADDILOVE V. R:.-In tbisae a, ,£30 for breachi of contract MI ?? - appeared for the plaintiff, Jc ta K i ?? rlove, and Mr. Mladden for tar tIren2 .I:, IJames. Rae. The action bas ho s known as an agreenent :. , .. Plaintiff carries on busine.s in i-ar,- country under the ...

... 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 ...

... IM, POOL AAssIZE MAN ^ . .0_ MiON-DAY. , 1taMt ?? 7 - WOUXDIIG AT vMr\-M Jame Kelly -(w) DLsajied ~2~ ofm-9ualswfufly tid head, cm the 3r , ui tan at m prsoners bouse at wids that p-ieoer -as a Violent wom jail for 18 months impr THE PMULT OP0 QE Ellen Eflison (29) Um w .as 't h the th Deoenber, fe5Atd, kba w a:P1MrO the face and head. ZEtl od ide With intent to do tear hadm.fndd Swift prb t ...

... 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 ...

... AR.IS OC9RATIC CR)I9S. ( T Dr~CR~lTIMNALc ?? Two aristocratic adventurers and criminals- Bemni* do Liquinterie and Jean de Vauthel, , the latter being a real and not a fictitious baron-cut a miserable figure among a collection 4 of old professionals in the dock of the Assize Court, Paris. De Laquinterie was the boos' of the band, which comprised four other per- Fens-Rigout, Boileau, Duhois, ...

... SE&CO.MBE LICENSING CASE. wi, A .TTTr-P. AdNT lm1-rFPTTD TTTC'1'T.Cr l- and A JUDGE AND CHESHIRE JUSTICES, C& aMl- In the Queen's Bench Division of the High B, t-hir Court of Justice, yesterday, before Mr. Justice i ~iu Cave and Mr. Justice Wright, sitting as a F' Xon Divisional Court, the case of Deer v. Bell and a' Was ?? id I Mr asalsi hswsaseilcase F ey 2seate by the justices ?? by aM er 0 ...

... k TUESDAY, MfARCH 13. BDFORES a1 W. J. STEWART, STIPENSDIA 31AG LSTRATE. E T11 CHARGE AGAIcNST A ROYAL Livrs Soczr tl Oirere.iL.-The adjourned charge of perjury b against 'Mr. J. G. Hassell, chief clerk of the 0: Royal Liver 1Friendlv Society, Prescot-treet, t ...

... I POLICE INTELLIGENCE, CITY POLICE-COURT. FRIDAY. FOOV TNSPECTOnOS AND THE TAKING OF SAMPLES. Durihnr the course of the day maqisterial decisions were given by the stipen5iary in one court and by a beneh of ]ay magistrates in the other which die- close sonmc conflict of opinion as to the provisions of the Sale of Food and Drugs Act and the Inigarine Act. In the case before Mr. Headlam the ...

... .THE ST. HELENS MURDER I ?? - - I I I. TH SE NTENCE OF DEkT RESPITED. REJOICINGS AT ST. HELENS. formation was received in St. Helens late last night that the death penalty passed upon the three men-Leabey, Riley, and Carney-had been respited with the view of a commutation of the sentence The news was received by Mr. H. If Riley, solicitor, in the form of an official telegaxm, which was in the ...

... A RPL HOTEL-KEEPER'S DrVORCE SI. . _ I a In the Probate and Doe Divisione, yesl C m day, Sir F. Jenne and a specisl inry had before o them the ease of Iupton v. LIpton and tZ Z's 'Macdonald. This was a peiation presented by e 1he the husband praying for the dis3outon of hist3 rds marriageonthe groundof his wife's misconduct h 'n with the co-respondent, -who was acivi engineer. & he The ...