... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT. Wednesday.— Before Mr. E. Palk and Major-General Tryon. Alleged Assault. — Frederick Richter, keeper of the Union Hotel, was summoned for assaulting Frederick Elias, a Pole, keeper of a lodging house in Richmond-street. — Mr ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT. SATURDAY. Before Mr W. 11. Rogers lin • Mr. T. P. Payne, and Mi. C. B. Phippard. Dit.XKENNE-_ AM) BRUTALITY. James M middle-aged man. was charged with being drunk disorderly In Simnel-street, on tin- previousdn\ » he wan knocking ...

... missed from a tin box which was kept behind a door. Prisoner was apprehended by Police-constable Bessant at her house, when she denied that she had any money, but at the police- station gave up four shillings, consisting of four sixpences, one shilling, ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE REPORT. Before tub Mayor and Magistrates.— On Monday, Mary Ana Duggin* tvaa charged with being drunk and disorderly, near West Quay. There was a great deal of recriminatory matter between the defendant and the police; but the case ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT. Wednesday.— Before Mr. E. Palk, Mr. H. J. Buchan, Mr, J. Bernard, Mr. J. H. Cooksey, Colonel Stretton, and Mr. T. Hill. Begging. — Martha Vere, belonging to Bomsey, was charged by Police-constable Kearl with begging in Onslow-road ...

... SOUTHAMPTON_POLICE COURT SATUBDAY.-Before Mr J H ('now- _ Alderman W. A. Lomer. Ald'ermanoV ' th bam B. Phippard, and Mr. VV. H KoSer, P lorkln*. J' EXTREME SUSPICION. -Caroline P™.„ Morrison, married women, ono with « ii?.? anfl Help„ arms, living ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT. Satcbdat.— Before Mr. W. H. Sogers (ia the chair), Mr. T. P. Payne, aad Alderman Lomer. Douax-EBBSS.— Fred Nash, a yonng maa living in John- street, was oharged with being drunk oad incapable ia the High-street, where, on Friday ...

... charged 3™J *22PfL drunk and disorderly and assaulting Police-con- stable WeUer in the execution of his duty.— lt seemed the pri- *?neM*ttd some women left the Oriental Arms, East-street, t»_S wm* toat morning, and behaved disorderly, where- uponweU« ordered ...

... thought to be Kinsella, strike Police-constable Walter, and he also attempted to strike a seageant of police. Defendant denied having struck the officer, stating that he was trying to get away, when he was tripped up by a police-constable, and his shoulder ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE COURT. Wednesday.— Before Mr. J. H. Cooksey, Alderman Buchan Mr. S. M. Emanuel, Mr. A. Pegler, and Lieutenant-Colonei Stretton. Muedeeous Assault. — Robert Hinds, an elderly man, George Robertson, a sailor, and Mary Ann Esther, an ...

... SOUTHAMPTON CRIME AND POLICE. have been favoured with perusal of tha annul statistical returns forwarded this week to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary State by Mr. J. T. Enright, the chief inperiotendentol the Southampton police, of the amount of crime ...

... SOUTHAMPTON POLICE* COURT. ' ?? ?? WEDNESDAY. Before Mr. G. P. Perkins (in the chair). Councillor Dr. E. F. Eliot, Messrs. R. Chipperfield. W. Perk__t. J. F. Obree, and E. Whittaker - INSULTING WOBDB. Thomas Bowles, a middle-aged man, living In Bussell-street ...