... took a hot coal d from the fire and acorchod her face with it. She was forced to place herself under the treatment of Dr. Kerr.- A warrant was issued for Hare's apprehension. r TuanSnAv.-Before W. Aweroft, M.. S. Maynard, J. HEll, W. Hayes, J. Toulmin, nnd ...

... straw,l~d to 2dper score; carrots, per ton, 24s Odto 2GsOd; turnips,, per ton, 15s Od to ifis 6d ; mangold wurtzel, per ton, 14 O to 1s Od pottoe (Chshir pioeyc), Per, 90Th, Os Od to Os O ; itto(keps),2s d to2s d ;ditto (flukes), 2s3 l0d to s d; ito (eelins) ...

... E. Swindells, Preston; Thonias Jackson, Woodplumption; J. W. Kenyon, W. Lancaster, W. Lupton, J. Peacock, Accring. ton; L. Redmayne, E. Robinson, E. Runhton, C. A. Shorrock, J. SagarBilckburnr J. 'Kenyon, E. Smith, F. Tomlinson, and Nicholas Worstey, ...

... rat, with a uory, It Dover, oitel 'ertdBiyn , tor~ ~ o th litfsi tedfn ctwsthe sof po- to ?? d S in an action for ?? lo - mllise of marlui:gt birought by Miss Elha Coop per, 25 year of gedaugterof ain olfficial of thu Dover Harbour Board. ag ,inst Mrr ...

... weeks, was simply sentenced to imprisonment for 21 days. C William Edward Shackleton (17), collier, and t . Joseph Patrick Riley (18), Collier, for stealing J I eight caps at Burnley were sentenced, the former N to six months and thelatterto ?? stealing ...

... (Albert-terrace), Mrs. James Cragg, Mrs. Eccleston, Mrs. Cooksley, Miss Jenkinson, the Misses Bowker, the Misses Crossfield, the Misses Mid' dleton, Mrs. Baron, Mrs. Akinson, and Miss Noblet. After the tables were cleared, the Rev. A. ...

... 26: Burridge b by ?? I Loy c by Sumner, b by J. J. ! Sbuttleworth c by Ainsworth Rayner ?? ?? °j b by Richmond. 5 Ascroft b by W. H. Rayner: 20' Sumner a by Ascroft, b by H. C. Calvert b by Dodd ?? , 3 j Branson ?? 3 Kent b by W. H. Rayner ?? 4 ' Donaldson ...

... foreman, Clayton-le- Moors; Messrs. J. Haydock, T. Birtwistle, S. Cattevall, R. Heays, R. Smith, and J. Walmsley, Great Harwood; J. Ainscough, J. Beswick, T. Dixon, L. Jackson, and S. B. Wilding, Preston; J. Banks, W. Bateson, ...

... then saw that the stolen articles were missing. ihe pr, rhfhlc d pawned Slime of the pro. elien PP found at their respective sod 11~ ehere comintted to the sessions for tidrv- f ed M S.fayiavd, J. Pyke, W. P. Park, t D~R *~~ete ii.~ rt e~ler, Esqrs. manA ...

... Messrs T M 'Bambar, T Cornell, W J Dobson k' W Fell, Thomas Garth, J H Holden, J Howorth, J 8 Kilner, J W Lloyd, Gi Lomax, 11 Nelson, O Parker, M Phillips, J 8acderson, W Taylor, 0 H; E Teale, G Westby, W ...

... month. TniraesAY.-Beforo T. Pyke, and W. P. Park, Esqrs. There were no cases of interest. FrunYy-Before R. Pedder, D. Irvin, M. S. Maynard, and J. Haslam, Esqrs. No cases of particular public importance. ...

... stolen pro- ?? Chairman severely censured the witness, and her expenses were not granted. MoccDnA.-Before the Mayor (J. J. Mfyres, Esq.), and J. Pyke, Esq. TnEFT OF A NLcEcucnEF.-Jane Jones, a married woman, was charged with stealing a neckerchief, the pro- ...