... THE LAW OF.INSANITY. In Dr. Bucknill's concluding Lumleian lecture, delivered - at the College of Physicians on Friday, he discussed tho ran question of motive. He said there was always some motive rooo for insane action, except when it was ?? or aU- tomatic, and that the motives of lunatics very frequently Wth showed malice of somre kind or other, but that they were unreasonable and ...

... - DErIBY BbOIVUGB POLICEi COURT. MONDAY. Pllefore J. BAILEY, Esq. Chairman), J. T , Eee, jad (3, R UE1, Esq.j] Sidney Owen was charged with being drunk In the Ward- wick, on Sunday afternoon. Pullce-coustable Witkins. proved the ?? said lie had come from Pocbdal5 and was going through on the way to Burtou.-The Cbief Constable said-the prisoner had been convicted five times of drunk snd ...

... I DERBY BOROUGH POWICE COURT. . *~~~WEsDNESDAY. r, [Before J. Bljuur (Chaitman), J. TucnBtI, G. HOLUB, R. r. A. I. JO'Es, aud .J. JonsoN, Esqrs.] d Peter Hardy was brought np in custody, charged witM e stealinig a coat from the Great Northern Iailway, at Oolwick, o He was hitnded over to the Notltighouu police, a sergeant t of which foreo was in attendance waiting for the prilsoner. t C1Vx.vTY ...

... 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 ...

... TuESDAY. ?? J. BAILEY (Chairman). J1. TuvnNER, and 0. HoI10 , Esqrs., and Dr. TArLOR. A Suspicious OA6E.-Anne Uitbinll was Charged with . being on the premises of Dr. Taylor that morning for an unlawful ?? Shaw said, abont one o'clock that morning Le was on duty on the Dufflield-road. t1e met the prisoner in company with a man, and she asked him the way to Walker-lane. He told them the way, ...

... DERBY COUNTY POLICE COURT, FmIDAY. v .- 1 . -- - - 1-1. Er_ I a 1lr ?? - [Before Colonel MOML= (Chairman), the Hon. WV. M. test it JERLVIS, E. SUTTON, Esq., G. W. PEACH, esq., G. timi ~g P._MEYNELL, Esq., and A. RADFORD, Esq. out 5 DRUNKEwNNEss-John Finch was charged with being to Ei a drunk at Etwall on the 20th February, and was fined 5s. for S and ?? Blake, farm labourer, for being drunk -E ...

... 2 l _t A A. I -1 _- n A1 wA The Arena gives the details of an outrage already clai briefly reported in the Foreign Intelligence of 'lhe lint Times:-1 For the third time within two years, it says, bra a very lamentable event has occurred on the railway in from Ala to Verona, and it is high time that the authori- cav ties should at length seriously take the matter up. On wh the evening of ...

... 1-1 - b. . MONDAY. 1, I[Bafore J. BAILEY (Chairman), J. SMITHI, J. TURNER, and !a H. F. GlSBOntCE, Esqrs.] in , THB LIST OF INEBEIATEs.-Georgo Goodall was charged rI I by Police-constable Ashton with drunkenness on London- to road, on Saturday night, The offeuce was admitted, rnd prisoner was ?? Grey wats charged with t drunkenness and disorderly behaviour in Queen-street, on Snturday night. ...

... TREASURY PROSECUTION UNMER THE BETTING ACT. At the Bow-street Police Court, on Thursday, Joseph lV At the Bow-street Police Court, on Thursday, Joseph XV. b Atkinson, of the Castle public-house, Carnaby-street, ap C geared before Sir James Ingham in answer to four sum- monses charging him with permitting George Atkinson. to l use his house for the purposes of betting. and three sum- monses for ...

... THE ASIZES AT DERBY. DW- i ind Not only was there a large number of criminal the cases for trial at the Assizes recently held at Derby, at ave but several of them were of an exceptional oharacter. 1N'S The facts brought out at the trial of ARTHUR BLOOD i nds for forgery were very extraordinary. No imputation m rial rests upon Mr. BEIRNsTEIN, the money lender; but it 1 ,to is probable that he ...

... THE ROBBERY FROM THE MIDLAND RAIL- WAY WORKS. ?? .. Us .t ?? , T -1: . - T-.. I. VVAIN bUncohf. At the Derby Borough Police Court, on Saturday, James Broad, on reniand, was brought up before J. Turner, Esq., II. A. R. Jones. Esq., and C. Bowring, Esq., charged with stealing a quantityof cloth andother articles, the property ,if the Midland Railway Company, in whose service the prianer wvas.-Mr ...

... led MONDAY. th [Before W. F. WOODFORDE, Esq., Judge,] THE BOROUGH COURT OF RECORD. H His Honour, in dealing with the case of Brindley v. 'to, Bandy, adverted to thefactthatthe plaintiff had originally 350 commenced proceedings in the Borough Court of Record. It seumed to him (the judge) that it was a misfortune that there should exist two jurisdictions of a similar character in a town like ...