... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT. Saturday.— Before Mr. J. H. Cooksey fin the chair), Aid. G. P. Perkins, and Mr. T. P. Payne. Dischakobd with a Cautiok.— Two young women, named Aiiot Mott and Kate Chantty, were oharged by Polioe-sergeant Curtis with disorderly ...

... IN POLICE COURT. Satdrdat.—Before Alderman J. H. Cooksey (in its chair). Messrs. A. Pegler aod T. F. Payne. Drink Statistics.—John Jooee. a young mao m- Stayed in the Docks, was charged with harm? bets rook aod disorderly in Canal-walk, on the preriooa ...

... driver in the Army Service Corps, admitted using obscene language in Peter- borough-road early this morning. When spoken to by P.O. Cole as to whether he had a pass he ruade use of an obscene expression. A sergeant of the corps gave the prisoner an excellent ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE. MONDAY— (Before P. Breton, E. H. Hulton, and P. C. Eall, esqrs.) Drunkenness.— ?? Noyce, labourer, was charged with having been drunk and disorderly, on Sunday last. The prisoner being in bis cups, had amused himself by annoying the ...

... She wa» sent to the Poorhouse in charge of a police- ?? Browning, who bad formerly deacrioed himself as a commission agent in tbe corn trade, but now said be was a private gentleman, was charged by Police-constable Benjamin Fielder with being drunk and ...

... caution. COUNTY BENCH. Monday.— Before Mr. J. Bernard and Captain Browell, B.N. Drunken Women.— Eliza Cole and Jane Corps, two young women, were charged by Police-sergeant Painter with being drunk and riotous in Crown-street, Shirley, on Saturday night ...

... NEW STATIONS FOR OLD Town Police tence for garded A scheme to re-build St. Mary s Police Station at an estimated cost of 0.000 Is before the Corp rayon. The Borough Engineer (Mr. S. G. Stanton, has submitted sketch plans of a re-building scheme to the ...

... Engineers, did damage a pair of trousers, a pouch, rifle, and other articles issued to him by the corps.— lt appeared the defendant was a member of the corps, having been sworn in as a private on the 3rd of March, 1868. The clothes were returned very recently ...

... month's imprisonment. Nice Characters — Mary Shotter and Mary Hester, two ' gaudily attired women, were charged with assaulting Sergeant Herbert, of the Army Hospital Corps, while assisting Farrow, the policeman, to remove the soldier Ratcliffe, p.evionsly charged ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT. Wednesday.— Before the Mayor (Mr. T. P. Payne) and Mr. Stealing a Coat.— EUzabeth Woodford was charged, on re- mand from Monday, with stealing a coat, value 30s, the pro- perty of Mrs. Trim, of 54, St. Marys-street. The coat ...

... Simnel-street, was charged on remand with deserting from the Army Servic. Corpe_r— Defendant a«a_n.: denied the oharge, saying tue- had been in tha town nine years. — Police-constable Fielder stated that defendant answered tha description of a deserter ...

... gave information to the police— Mr. Haliett said he supposed that the bench had decided to remand, and he could not resist it, but he hoped they would grant bail.— The Chairman said it was not usual to do so in such a case.— Police-sergeant Rose stated that ...