... MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT LIVERPOOL OPENING OF THE INQUEST. At the Dale-street Police-buildings, yesterday, Mr. T. E. Sampson, coroner of Liverpool, con- ducted an inquiry into the death of a female child whose body was found in the cellar of 139% Portland-street, on the morning of Sunday last and in connection with wlose decease Eva Catona is at present under arrest. The first witness called was a ...

... THE TRIAL OF D RE Y F LT S. - - DEPOSITION OF COLONEL PICQUART. 1 UMUASKING THE CONSPIRATORS. - THE SECRET DOSSIER t SEARCHING ANALYSIS. ESTERHAZY EXPOSED THE COLONEL AND HIS BANISRNT. REPLY TO HIS ENEMIES. s Hennes, Friday. e The sixth public sitting of the court-martial which is engaged in refrying the case of Captain Dreyfus took place here to-day, the a court assembling as usual at 6 30 a ...

... LLVERPOOL AND DISTRICT POLICE CO URTS. i llWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30 I LIVEPRPOOL Before Mr. W. J. Stewart, Stipendiary Magistrate. Three Months for Child Neglect.-Edward Hol- land was charged at the instaulce of the Liverpool Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children (for whom Mr. Joses appeared) with having neglected his two children in a manner likely to cause them -umeessary suffering or ...

... CHESTER BA±NKRUPTCy COURT. M~r. Registrar Giles presided at this monthly court, held at Chester Castle, yesterday, the ex- aminations being conducted by the official re- ceiver (Mr. LI. Hugh-Jones). Thei case of Daniel Neild, farmer and butcher, of Higher Kinnerton, Flintshire, w-as calned on, but there was no response, and the official recover informed the court that the bankrupt had ...

... . - IaVERPOOL SHIPPING CASE. AN OBSCURE MEASURE His Honour Judge Collier yesterday delivered a reserved judgment in the action Hainsborough v. Rali Bros., at the Liverpool County Court.- The cliant was Jane Hainsborough, a widow, and she sought, under the Workmen's Compensa- tion Act, to recover compensation for the death of her husband from Messrs. Ralli Bros., mar- chants, Liverpool. The ...

... ' -4SqlN IN TilE CONWAY | D: ->n ustice Cozens-Hardy, , .scn 01 the High Court of `i-ra this Liverpool District ?? plaintiff, who ; 'ab Dhhre, asked for the em&n a reenent to assign n' r on the river Con- , e dfendant for seven ?? 5,;Tl.A a, 1897, at a rental ,, - . e ..as Colonel John Li gh. Mr. Eve, ?- I~e . cut ord, instructed by Rutherford, and ' or the plaintiff, and .r Fox represented ...

... THE COST OF THE MILITARY. The case of the Queen (on the prsecution, &o., of J. Miller and others) v. the County Council of Gr-9oorshire yesterday came before the Court of Appeal, composed of Lords Justices A. L. i Smith, Rigby. and Vaughan-Williams. on the t appeal of the prosecutors from an order of a r Divisional Court of Queen':s Bench consisting of Justices Darling and Channell, on May 1 ...

... I CURIOUS MARINE INSURANCE I - CAS K IredalP end Porter v. the China Traders' In- suranoe Coipany.-Yesterday, in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, Mr. Justice Bigham, sitting in the CommeriC Court, gave judgment in the action of Iredale and Porter against the Chna Traders' Insurance Com- pany Mr. Joseph Walton, Q. C., and Mr. Hamilton were for the platifns Messrs P. ...

... RESULT OF THE BUSINESS. The business of those sessions was concluded yesterday in Dale-street Police Court, Sir Thomas Hughes presiding. th Mr. Pugh, barrister, applied on behalf of e Thomas Fisher for a renewal of the license at- n-tached so No. 4, Waterloo-road.-Mr. Cripps, e objecting on behalf of the Head Constable, said MIt objection was taken at the last annual sessions, sat but the ...

... OT.L'WINIFRED'S ; WELL 2. HOLYWELL. 3IOSTYN V. ATHERTON. JUDGMENT. In the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, ycstc.-day, before M3r. Justice Bj'rnes, the nearing of this action was resumed. Mr. RalphbNeville, Q.C., and Mr. Cozens-Hardy were counsel for the plaintiffs; and Mr. Rutherford represented the defendant. dr. Thonas Hughes, manager of the Green- fisld Copper Company, was ...

... THE JUDGE AND THE WELSHi LANGUAGE A MARKED CHANGE OF POLICY. Mr. Justice Kennedy sat a the Summer Assizes at Carnarvon yesterday. There were only two criminil cases for trial, and the judge in his charge to the Grand Jury congratulated thm on the compaziative immunity of the county from crime of a serious nature. The only two cased which would come before them were not of such a nature as ...

... LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT POLICE COURTS. FRIDAY, MAY 12. LIVERPOOL Before Mr. J. Einghorn. Deputy Stipmrdiary Magistrate. Neglect of Wife and Children-William, Mann, a fruit porter, was charged with having neglected to maintain his wife and two children. The man was arrested whilst at work on Thurs- ?? Ball, who prosecuted, stated that defendant's wife and children had been in the workhouse since ...