... m U IDERS, 8 TREil LIVERPoOL -POISONING CASE. ?? Flannagan, who stands charged with a ministering poison with the view of obtaining in. saranee money, and whq for over a week has eluded the Liverpool police, . has at length bean arrested at Wavertree, about three miles f rom Liverpool. Flatnagan was seen drinking in apublia house. Apoliceinspeotor, finding she tallied with the description of ...

... I| LEBRPOOL SPRING ASSIZES. I ?? O W N a OU R T.-TUT'ESDAY. (BXIFPRi Ma. JUa=c DIv.) STEILINO LETTERS. Robert Reid, 23, letter carrier, pleaded guilty to having on the 6th inst. feloniously stolen two post letters, 2s, 6d. in money, and 295 stamps, the property of thePostmaster-General. Mr.Addison,QJC.,whoappeared for the prosecutiou,stated that theprisoner wasempioyed at the Low Hill Post ...

... is o ;[tCA1 OF JOHN DALY. i:.er _ . ?? , P _ -1 - . fmlg to -a leiter forwaided by Mr. Williamn O'Brien to Mri W. liyan, secretary of the John Del'j Atinesty.- Committee, Tinperary, in which the -hon. gentleman states that h.e has been for some time in cornunictlion with an EnRish gentlempan of much emineno in Birmingham who~zuba di scbvered'. ataitiong p~roofos t~hat John Daly is tbe vici ...

... ALLEGED CIIUEL FRAUDS. At the North London Police-court, on Monday, Pre- derick Cecil Mortimer, 38, clerk, was charged with obtaining by means of false and fraudulent pretenoes the sum of '£20 and other sums from Mary Ann S&cog- gillgS. Mr. Romaiu, who prosecuted, said that the evideace disclosed a very oruol fraud on the proseea- trix. Not only had the prisoner defrauded'the young ,woman of ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENOE. CITY POLICE-COURT. SATURDAY. ALLEGED INCENDIAnISM AT GOJcTON. Great excitement was caused in Hyde-road, West Gurbon, on Friday night, by an oceurrence of an extra- ordinary nature. Attention was attracted to the chemist's shop, 108, Hyde-road, occupied by Robert Shorrooks, by smole which appeared to be issuing from the cellar. Investigation showed that some straw in the ...

... I I CROWN COURT.-FRIDAvY. (Before Mr. Justice Collins and a Special .Jery. J DENHOLIM v. TAIT. -Mr. Gnily, Q.C. M.P, Mr. ht Bigham, nO.. and Mr. Sutton for the plaintiff Mr. tl lsennedy-, Q.C.. and Mr. Ashton for the defendant. st The plaintiff, Dr. A. Denholin, is a physician and ritrgeon, practisiac in Manchester, and the defendant, si *Mr. L1 Tnit, an eminent surceon practisingr in Bir- ...

... AN EMUL&TOR OF MADAME RACHEL. On Fritkay, at the Police-court, Dublin, before M-. Swifto, QC., Miadine lRuppert, who carries on buini noes in cosmetics and ladies' toilette requisitole in London and Dublin, was summoned by the Phsrmanou tioal Society for ?? a skin tonic whioh oontained poison, to wit, corrosive sublimate, she not heing daly licensed for the sale of poison. Professor Tich- ...

... IACASfHIRE -CHA.NCERY OOURT. ?? a. V VWU.-Cn~i;iA LoL Lrrs -. :&'D!OP~ThD1 Ni{ElITAiiC3.t Ecdwardi v. EPdwak;s.-This wia 8 motion for an in' janction to stop the ralisation of a small 'egtate. I The Aircumstanuem whioh led to the aotion wee somdewhat interesting, and were briefly these: The plaintiff, Ann Edwards (M0!Whom Di. Pankhnrst appeasied), is:aWto- bacdoniat and fruit dealer in ...

... I. At the Manchester City Police Court, on Tues- day, before the Stipendiary Magistrate, Francis Cobbett, described as a commercial traveller, was charged with obtaining money by false pretences from shopkeepers in different parts of the city. Represent- ing that he was a traveller for Messrs. Harvey, the sauce makers. the prisoner sold several bottles contain- ing a dark-colonred liquid as ...

... ELECTION PETITIONS | THE CHESTER PETITION. The trial of this petition was commenced on Tucee morning at Chester Castle, before Justices Luoch`se Manisty. There was a large attendance of the paehic` Mr. Matthews, Q.C., Mr. Kennedy, and 2ir. RHgtn .appeared for the petitioners; Mr. Day, Q. C., andL Brion for the Right Hon. ?? G. Dodson; and y IWaddy, Q.C.. and the Hon. ChandosLeigh fdr thdl S. ...

... XUMRDTERS. | TRIAL OR ?? A trial for murder at IHereford Wa the Worcester Assizes on Saturday before X Hawkins, Andrew Heggie, Willhn W3 h Morris, and James Davies being charged satlu murder of James Williams on Jaeuns ii M. Williams and Mr. Cooke prosecuted. 31r I., by direction of the Court, defe da appeared for Heggie, and Daves defended hasi case was that the deceased had been drisi, last ...

... At the Manchester City Police Court, on Mon- day, K~ate Raney, factory operative, lodging at 39, Angel-street, was sentenced to two months' im- prisonment, with hard labour, for throwing a kettle of boiling water upon a woman named Ellen Cunliffe, who lived at the same house. During an altercation between them on Saturday night respecting a young ?? took the kettle from the kitchen fire and ...