... I FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. LIVERPOOL Before Mr W. J. Stewart, Stipendiary Magistrate. Alleged Forgery.-Frederick Laidlaw and William Willias were charged on remand with forging and uttenug a request for the delivery of a number of nails, from Messrs. Hill and Co. and Messrs. Robert Bradshaw and Co.-Deteo- tive Sub-inspeetor Lianothe deposed to arrest- ing the prisoners, neither of whom denied the ?? ...

... ULYERPOOL AND DISTRIcTf I POLICE COURTS1 TUESDAY. AUGUST- B|fr LIVERPOOL g Bciore iMr. W. T. Stwv, S pe d 7 I AtagsstMagiet LToit ...

... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2a NISI PRIUS COURT. Before 3Ir. Justice Bigham and a Special Jury. A LIVERPOOL LAWYEP.S DEFALCOA- rIONS. Davies v. Wannop and MonldinK.-The pain- tiff, Thomas Davies, engineer, of Liverpool, re- iding at Hoylake, sud the defendants, John WAnnnp and James 3oulding, that they should make good trulst funds misppropriated by Arthur Moulding, son of oe ogf the defendants. The ...

... SLNCTULAR- DEATH LN THE INORTH SEA. SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A LONDON TI stm CLERE. R The steam trawler Angus. which arrived at Eos-*n ycsterdsy, report' a tvxxxerinus deatll of a passenger. the triawler left Boston for the fishicg groumnds on August 2.having ihte pssenllr(r,ta strnigtr. on board. It- 7S described as a man abort 35. of ellitarv appear- I I uce anrd he said he eamze from Lordon rrld ...

... (NIANOUiRY ClIA.%M5F=:S.-tThe Chambrbt ot Mr. Juitin. Kekrtwibl Vol bet op-en to-uxeorrow (Te.by) Iron) 10 to 2. . r.1iin;s PAPKV .--Pr ti.v haviing care5 belore the Vavu- ticn Judec on Wednmcday next niuat leave the following papor. at Roo~m 126 tsi-dnt lln?Lbt') toffoer 1: ond . m.r~e~tit e of urerlnY, or not40 i pe l ieee. trnld bv the judge: two ospia of writ, and two eopie . ot ?? (it ...

... THE LOSS 01' TIr} STfELJ SOUTH WESTERN, Rh'lLWAY COMPANY A1ND CLATIMANTS. JUDGMENT I.N TilE COURT OF APPEAL- I ~r~esltiay, i-i thle Court of Appeal, ?? Lorda 2 LtLoAs A. L- South andl, Vatuglban WtSil! are Lii uses of Satl~rn v. thre Latrion an;d Socanith ca~tru Ititi~lt y Oontjtniy was LA-ard. 'f'lits a.& as din ?? s appiendI lern thu colas.' af _Mr. Juasiric LareranI'C4 to mate a order ...

... FRENCH EXPEDITIO XN IEN 1- SOUDAN. The Murder of Officers. (asEuES TELEG'.azM.1n] Paris, August 21. The Figaro gives the following remarkable account of the manner in which Lieutenant- Colonel Klobb- and Lieutenant Meunier were killed in the French Soudan:- Colonel Klobb was ordered to nake an inquiry into the various reports which had been received 1 regarding the conduct of the ...

... ifi0 UN1 THE POLICE C(OUIRTS. PO T S It 0 UT II. 5-'8rday-Iefore .Messrs. J. Read, J. H. Corke, and 11. 'Kirlber (ex-hilaor). Tsceir 1OF .hLANSEL.-Ehlizabeth F':rras, alias Southwell, of 2. Crown-street, lortsinouci, 38 wais charged with illegally pawniun with Jarmes Warn, ot Elanover-street, Portsea, uwo Dieces of i1aiinel, value is. 6d , tlie property of Rebecca Gregory, a general servant, ...

... ACTION AGAINST A CITY I MERCHANT. I At the London Sheriffs' court, en Fri- day, the case of Spurt v. Macajoni came before Mr. Under-Sheriff Burchell and a jury for the assessment of damages, having been remitted from the High ?? plaintiff was Mrs. A. Spurt, a widow, residing in Porthcote-road, Sydenham, and the defendant Mr. Petrino Maca;oni, a fruit merchant, carrying on business in Rood ...

... I An important decision affecting the boot trade was given by Mr. Paul Taylor, the sitting magistrate at houthwark police-court on Tuesday. Mi-.r A. if. .Shcufteld, a boot and sues manufacturer, of Upper Grange-road, ilermondsey, appeared on three sommonsee issued by recently-discharged employes for wages. in lieu of notice. The summons upon which the point at issue was fought was that in ...

... . le ington Hillnall, Ox s )rd. .5 I:ss, 2d;W Sv INrNe. ?? ?? Manor, Btooklev, 25 Lond*n and Xor h- aS 'Irt | ° F- y Rerau:R. Osford fit^ation £1 42. *d: Blish Cc0>tXrrix ,flnli a- Basupton ?? j;8 4;.: Bivester Pn.rlshs f.Xwtpi ;o (,rockuwell .Mission Room. eollecd°DP $8 & OELO forel it&;OrX !d Boconsoeve nnd Css:,rriroe Depr Gw;9 is 23 16Sr d;1. = = ,= Brw L= Cooper's brl rs ?? .e chinery, ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE -1 I : I CASE.; liE WILL NOW HAVE TO SAVEXUP: FOR THEE £500 DAMAGES.,: : AT Leeds Assizes, Mary Baniforth, of Slaith- 'vaite, sued John William'Shaw, of Waver- ley House, a member of the firm of Messrs. E. Shaw and, Sons, woollen manufacturaits, of Clough House kills, forbxeach of pro-. mnise of marriage. I DCounsel,- in opening. te cage, said defend- ant 'was twenty-eight ...