... ?? 1~ . p0o11W NEWS. At the MR11009d B A. ArmitiiVOf Afot hre M~ntellest~rh Citya Police° Court, otn Monday, before Mr. W3 Hearlnlri and Mr. J. A. emitae, - james M'gaught~ a elerk lately in teepo f Mewss. H. and T., Forshaw,. mantle. mannfautunrsr, of 39, ilton.Stiest Was charged With embezzling itgreral sums of money the proprty of his employera. Evidenk-wac Oiven as to *the paomnnt to the ...

... THE ATTEMPT TO MURDER A DETECTIVE. At Bow-street Police Court, on Saturday. the man who, -on the 7th inst., attemoted 'to ehoot Inspector Lansdowne, of the Criminal' Investigation Depart- met, S'cotland Yard, was bronght np on remand- At the last hearing he raftsed his name and address, but he has since givei the name of Samuel Prince. It appeared from the evidence already givenhthat I ...

... MYSTERIOUS DEITIL. T11r. F. Price. coroner,' held ait inclqest at tha Theatre and Concert Ta-vern, Ashton, on Monday. on' the body of Priscilla Windsor, who was found strangled to death under peculiar circumnstances on' the 20th inst. The principal witness called was Dr. William Gardiner, who had made a post-mortem exami;nation, and who said the cause of death was apncea from constriction of ...

... - SING7,TAR SHOOTING CASE AT I i STOCKPOPR. At Chegter Afsiz.es. yesterday. befotre Mr. Justice Matbew, James Leach was; infdicted fnr shooting., with. a revolver at Samuel Potter annd Joseph CheetIam, anad wounding Samuel Jackson, of Stockport. L-r. Co(l, Williams prosecutepd, anud Mr. E.. H1. Lloyd (lefended 'T'he case for thle proserutionl vaS that the priRoller. who Oecupies a respectabla ...

... t : ,, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.-RECENT EXECU- I 0- X TIONS IN GLASGOW. bus The country is startled every now and then by the hobcommission of some horrid crime. The investi- ng gation that follows commonly discloses a depth tn, of moral depravity from the sight of which the sensitive mind recoils with dismay. S Murder has ias been perpetrated, and it is found that it has been md done by some one- ...

... A MAN KILLED BY HIS SON-IN-LAW, _ * AT ROWHDALE. . . . .. . .. . .. . . .- On Wednesady evening lest, eni inquest took place at the Masons' Arms Inn, School Lanai Rectidale, before Mr. Dearden, coroner, onl tite body of Isaac Lowve,.herb dealer, bi Priestley-etreet, Rochdale, who wis killed, on the previous Si Saturday night, by his son in-law, .iamcse Myerstiough, certer, t in thle employ of ...

... I~i - .; , . \1 - ~ ~ 1 : r: f |, EXTRAORDINARY CASE. OF POISONINGj NEAR HYDE. . ; - in EXHUMATION OFA-BODY-INTERREWD SIX YEAR S M SINCE, - 5tkt ew Avery extraortilnary ittvestigatlion. wianrog toa ?? e ' ws r :be t th Hye. Curt ous, onu,Wednesday. after'naoon1t las't,, -bits ?? which has resulted in the committal a man and- a~ woman The to for trial at Obestar assizes on a charge of, murder ...

... I MNIPORTANT DECISION. - ACCIDENT] BY MACHINERY. I - has it -COURT OF EXHQETURAJUNE 3. mean C'ee (itt, foina jafseie) PIa~ttafi'Sd 5i/cI. cressi e This was an action brought in the name of the plaintiff; a must a girl aged 13 years, to renover damages fromi the, defendant, hradl a who are the owners of a cotton mill, at Cbew Moor, in the Nw it township of Loatocki- near Bolto,' for personal ...

... TV Ug he On Friday evening, about half-past seven, a well-dressed cid, man Was found lying dead in a hedge bottom, at Eastbank, I5Shefel do about a mlt a nd half to te th seast of the town, ?? gravest suspicions are entertained that this is a case of *9o murder. The body was first discovered by two little boys, t§ who were gatberiog wild fruit The man lay on his face in the bushes, with his ...

... FRIDAY. ven ROBBED WHILST DnUNx.-Many thieves escape convic- and . tion, when brought before the magistrates, in consequence of des r the prosecutors being drunk, either at the time of the rob- Ref , bery,orwhen they attend in court togive theirevidence. To-day, out: e two ruffianly-looking fellows, named M'Govern and Pepper, trer e escaped punishment from this cause, at the City Police Court, ...

... I SINGULAR INVESTIGATION. : At the petty sessions at Leamington, Oil We'dnesday, be' fore Major .11oultrie and Mr. W. C. Russell, en application was ma'de to the bench by -Mr. Griffin, solicitor, on behalf of James Leigh, of Preston, for a warrant againist John Will- cox, on a charge of murder, said to have been committed at Stoneleigh Abbey, 34 years ago. The circumstances of the case were ...

... AP PALLING MURDERS IN LIVERPOOL, - ~-.pil ?ed (From t1e Liverpool 7Yiesof .Thursday.. on A nniversalfe'elirg'of horrorrwas Irodused ihni'Vrpool, hi ter yesterday, by the iiellig'encethat a-vhnol fanil h*ilb1en te; murdered in Leveson-street, in* this town, tinder circum- en a stances of unparalleled atrocity. The victims of this inhuman As , crime are a mother, two childdren, and' a fernale ...