... d [Before Lient-Col. MosLEY, Dr. PRACI!, Dr. HEYGATE, frc n s W. T. Cox, Esq., and G. F. MEYNELL, Esq.1 fol le. Andrew Foltrup, clerk, Litchurch, was summoned for in of neglecting to obey the order of the magistrates, made on the reI ne 2td of ainebrdary to the effect that he waft to have his child ad vaci within it month after that ?? ?? la- admitted that lie had not complied with the order, ...

... COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES, LONDON, THURSDAY. as [Before the Right Hon. Lord PENZANCE, the Judge a Ordinary.] al BERNEYHOUGH V. FERNEYHOUGH. b. This was a suit instituted by the wife for a dissolution of marriage on the ground of the adultery and cruelty of the husband, lho bad appeared but not answered. 0] Mr. Digby Seymour, Q.C., and Dr. Swabey (instructed 0 by Mr. Samuel Tecb, ...

... WEDNESDAY. LBefore' tle MAYOR, J. B3AILEY, Esq., J. SMITH, Esq., Dr. TAYLOR, H. P. GIsBORNE, Esq., R. A. R. JONES, Esq., and J. TURNER, Esq.| Henry Fox ?? diarged with being drunk in Brook-walk, and fiued Is. and costs. TIE ArrTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Isabella Carlin was charged, on remand, with attempting to commit ?? prisoner is a rather pretty looking young woman, who has no father or mother. On ...

... D :) ; : POLICE COURT, FRIDAY. W I t; ` t ?? ,LEY (Chairman), W. C. HASLAX, and WM. Cox, Esqrs. I r.Y -DAXAOINO A Fasce-Thos. Pritchard was ?? by John Stevens, of Draycott, for doing damage et an Iron fencing at Risley, doing damage to the extent of I0s.-Mr. Stevens now said that the damrage was about 5s. In extent. He also stated that the defendant and others were sitting on the fence, when ...

... D1ERBY BOROUGII POLICE NEWS. ?? -e - - -AA. . I. 1 ..r11c ..-QrAra TRANSFERS.-The follorwing public-house licenses were transferred :-Travellers' Rest, Ashborne-road, from Sam]. Hydes to Alfred Kitt; the Coach and Horses, Little I Chester, from Edmund Roper to John Hardy - Carrington Arms, Carrington-street, from Henry benman to Ge ergo Wilson; Don.Cow, Bold-lane, from Daniel R.rigers to Hiram ...

... Before toe commencement of business at the Borough Police Court-, en Monday, the Chief Constable, Colonel Delacoiribe, stated that during last week the number of cases for drunkenness bad been considerably below the average. The day after toe great day toey would have had a clear dock altogether had it riot been for two boys who were brought up and remanded on a charge of theft. Tbe ...

... of a daughter. ' UPTON— On October 15, at Codnor P.irk, Alfreton, Derby shire, the wife of Douglas Upton, of a son. MARRIAGES. BASt—TT— RUSSELL— On October 15, at St. Bartholo- mew's Church, Hognaaton, by the Rev. G. W. Russell, vioar, uncle of the bride, John W. A. Bassett, Burton- on-Trent, to Adeline Alice, elder daughter of the late Thomas C. Rußßell, Burton-on-Trent. : GILBERT— JOHNSON— ...

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... ?? ALFEETON. r ft petty Sessions, Friday, rflefore G. Cresss Hall (chairman),' T. H «»!_-«= WRIGHT, wood, fi»qrs.] . • . r ■ ?? ?? ,_ m m- ASSAULT UPON AT AVBQQT 6l«il_nllsi Bidiard Gibson, jun. Of ?? SonaatfML^w2r^_T „™ed for having assaulted Mr. ?? a F' 53?Alft-«,««» 18th Kovea*SLOT&_£fd£t wa6 filled bL . - . . -.a ■■. ?? * W A PUBLICAN'S ISEESUlAilTY^Prederick ?? lafdlordof tbe Dog and ...

... DERBY COUNTY POLICE COURT.-FRIDAY. LBefore the Hon. W. hr. JERVIS, G. W. PEACIH, J. SHAW, T. G. COPEBTAKE, H. J. WOOD, W. BRIGGS, and VERNON MELLOR, Esqrs]i BEGCG1NG.-Robert Lewis and Peter Allen were charged by Police-constable Badger witb begging at Shardlow yesterday. Lewis comes from Worecstershire and Allen from Rugby.-They were discharged. MAINTENANCE OaDER.-Georgo Atkins was eum- moned ...

... DERBYSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES, I TUESDAY. These assizes were commenced at the Shire Hall, Derby, on Tuesday morning, before Mr. Justice Hawkins. His lordship arrived in Derby on Monday afternoon from London, but dispensed with the ous- tomary procession. There were present on the Bench Mr. Benjamin Scott Currey (Under Sheriff ) and the Rev. E. E. Morris (Chaplain), but the High Sheriff, Mr. W. H. ...

... DERBY COUNTY POLICE COURT.-FRIDAY I n [Before the Hon. W. M. Jervis, and 1HL. Boden, A. , Woodiwiss, Vernon Mellor, J. H. Smith, R. Waite, in W. Mallalieu, and H. Swingler, Esqrs.] ea MINOn OFFXEsNcEs.-Frank Field, a tramp, was e, charged with begging at Osmaston on Thursday. He is was sent to prison for 14 ?? Smith denied a. being drunk and disorderly at Draycote on the 7th h iost. Police ...