... DIVORCE PETITION A(,E 1 l A BAPTIST MINISTEi . . In the Divorce Csourt, yestorday. f ; w was resumed before the presiden o)-: EAther Carr's petition for a dsslut: -r- marriage on the ground of the ?? and adultery of her husband, GeW:!. Carr, a Baptist minister. 'The aoleg; denied. Emma Palmer, now in servc c and formerly in the service of h-3 near London, said she saw the ret !t'e child on ...

... .st the st, MUSIC LICENSES REFUSED. hea e A special session for the transfer and granting w cc- of licnkees was held at St. Helens Town Hall the Rg yeste-rday when the magistrates on the bench t at. were the Mayor (Councillor H. Martin), Alder- sat Ill men T. Cook, A. Sinclair, D. M'Keobhnie, and the en C' J. Bishop, Messrs. B. A. Dromgoole, T. a he Glover, WV. Gamble, G. NV. Rawlins, C. ...

... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER &. BEFORE MSESSRS. I. NIORMSE AND T. iNTh- . A NEGLcT=.rFL MOTICIR PrUStnyFD. - An. , v O'Brien, a rmiddle-aged woman, who lives in a rl:; V Brvinfon-street, was charged with drunkepnn,-. with 'aviag neglecled her child, who is nine old. Evidence teas caised to tile cifect that 5: c o'clock on Thursdav n'ght the prisoner n - e the street in a- state of drmnkenness. She !I, I i ...

... THE COX DIVOROE CASES I THIE COX DIVOR;CE CASR I ed In the Divorce Court, Yesterday, the case of and Ice Ccx v. Clox and DytWal (Quee's Proctor inter- I Ric' r venting) wias resumed. Mr. Hardinge, Cox, part, of I se,i Msproprietor of several well-known newspapers, bad 'S his btaneda decree nisi, end now the Queen's pro .he Procter intervened to prevent the decree being Dew :e- :eita bslute, ...

... BLEKENKHEAD POLICE COURT. Y . _ ?? aft. . ?? __ Li] THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. for EESBE MESR8S. H. H. GRAYSON AND P. ?? A SCENE is RoCs Fxmn.-James Byrne, of Oaff Wye-street, Birkonhead, was charged with break- car ing a pane of lass, the property of James Walter , Hermes, of Russell-road, Rock Ferry, and also Br, with assaulting James Walter and Margaret a ?? the evidence it appeared that fer at ...

... ,r LIVERPOOL BANRUPT Y COURT. I f [I a Wa THTJURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. DEYOBE MR REGISTRAR COOPEI. A TAILOR AND HIS ILLNESS. Richard Oldbury, tilor, Dale-street, appeared for his public examnination with a statement of T 'a~ffairs showing unsecured liabilities arolain t o :37878sw L, ad asetg 61 19.l1d. lt I transpired that the debtor etarted business at co] St. Helens in 1866, and in September, ...

... -e .b .AN ACTOR'S PETITION FOR DIVORCE ?? V r JLttL4 In the Divorce Division the case-of Buidt v. Buist and De is BRue a heard before Lord Jus- tiee Smith and a special fury. This was a path- .on presented by the husband, Mr. Milton Brief, praying for the dissolution of his maxriage on the b ground of the misconduct of his wife with the co-Tespondent, Mr. De la Rue, a gentleman of means. The ...

... l | RoMANTC WILL SUIT. ; I wr ar to a _ me -_ - I In the Probate Court, yesterday, Mr. Justice t irro- Barnes and a special jury resumed the bearing of ] the case of Sprake v. Day and others (Day, other- drk- wise Sprake, cited). This suit has reference to .,t the testamentary depositions of the late Mr. Jt Joseph Addison Day, formerly asolicitor, of Brid- port, who died in November, 1893, at ...

... IrA CURIOUS CASE. Yi I In the Queen's Bench Division of the gr> Court of Justice yesterday, before Mr. Jutic- ; *3atbew, sitting to try comniercial c.auEesthf? ica P of the London and River Plate Bank, L -itdt( versus Glyn, Mills, Currne, and Co.. the Bank of Liverpool, and Messrs. Larra~ntga and ?? jn of LivIs~OOl. cane on for hearing. Mr. Liz: fS bam, Q.t, Mf.P., and Mr. Houghton snpwarph ...

... | l I encur Ihas I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. Th. BEFOEE HIS HONOUR JUDGE COLLER. have A Psmo HrmiS Cam.-Edwin Rushworth, share piano dealer, Islington, Liverpool, brought an the h action against brothers named Daid and eorge T M'Nsb for the return of a piano. Thenpiaoinams obtained by David M'Nab on the hire system in 10 Pc August, 1889, the value of the instrument eing rt stated at :£25 iOs. The ...

... BIRKENHEAD POLICE CupTRl MOYDAY, OVEMBER . BEFORE THE MAYOR (n. G. ' ?? MESSRS. C. G. MOWT --D . SERIOUS ASSAU;LT ON A POLC :. - Samuel Halewood, of Tranmere-vale. -; - assaulting Ellen Griflfths, Wife of a V-1- the borough force, on the 19th irz.tt. ?? on the day in question prisoner went N ?? Mrs. Griffiths, and asked to see her h..bar-. asleep, Mrs. Griffiths said ehe could no z upon ...

... I OUNTY MAGISTRATE' COURT. WBDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 3 BMLssBIMS. I.L ANDERSON AND STMWAflT H. BROWi b PsiSprT N LETerosO FAurx. - William t fThomao, labourer, was charged with neglig his rrie Sarah, and his son JoPl, and leavig them d- i tote, whereby they became chargeable to the West Derby Union, on the 7th June last. Mr. TV O. Howrth, who prasecuted en behalf of the authorities, stated a ...