... TIVERPOOL POLICE Cfju1' ! - MOKDAZ 3 O~BRAZ7M ISix Fosra ?? ?? *Connecr, a smat yonn , mane d f stealg a pons o7nwd ±3 I1a :. ?? named Rose Lrty, wkxo is at rrec..t j7 ~23, Iryla-e, Wateroo, stated the: .nS.'4 afternoon Inst she w-as in a ?? when oppost the Stanley Ia3Q- ...

... ITHE BANKRUPTCY ACT. 1SS3. (FoMM last vskht's Gaettre.) RECEIVING ORDERS. Nancy Taylor, ei~cesier Villas, Clifton, Biritotel.h'de residing Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltsh~ire, lodging he&5' aI keger widow. SadsHolton-road, Barry. latel!y an t; -Caderton, both tilamorgsashire, bone, deetre; Thoeas Thomlas, rydraw Farm, Coliviustoue, ecar Bridpend. Glamuorgaoshire, farmer. VredericL Jenkins, Taft ...

... KNOWLES-DUNCAN BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. tel InTHE DAMAGES REDUIET). :el In ?? of Appeal, yesterday, befor. tt, .Master of the Rolls. Lord Jutstice Bowe, ard Lord Justice Fry, the hearing of the c' c Knowles v. Duncin was resumed. It w appeal by Mr. Leslio Fraeer Duncan agairnst tD iverdict of the ju-r at the Lewes Assizes, awardi >r Miss Theresa Cadlotta Gladys Knowles -Lai o d 'for breach of ...

... er BEFORE MESSRS, W. T. JACOB, W. rEAP, JA=ES ;s SMTlH, AND CAPTAIN MOLEUX. it A MIDNIGHT Vzrroe.-An elderly man named in John Fisher was charged with being on the ae enclosed premises of Mr. Henry Simpson, West- be holme, Penkett-roadA Liscard, with intent to corn- ?? mit a ?? deposed that he went ke to bed about half-past ten o'clock last night after at having fastened up his premises. About ...

... LIVERPOOL. Mr. MI'Connell, the revising barrister For Liver- pool w'as engaged on Saturdayin St. George's fa1i, along with the Liberal, Conservative, Irish Nationalist, and Unionist agents, in calling over the Everton lists. As already stated, the ra- vision of the lists for West Derby Division vas completed on Friday evening, and the lists were made up on Saturday. From the returns it seems ...

... LIRPOOL POLICE £OURT. FRDtAY ' R SE'(M 6. vs,- Twn&p-Frvz Yj.&W L;-N JxnL - An arew GLUoway, aged 58, was damrged With hat-u failed to report himef while under S e pe ?? Robertson iad tit: . Septmber. 18SO, to Ma's. 1574, the pr ...

... THE CUMBFERLAND TRAGEDY. 3 -- . di; A CALLOUS PRISONER. wo Following up the arrest of Josep)h Wilson in tcol connection with the murder of Marian Ann Cross- rol ,man on New Year's Day, at Haverigg, Milloum, Tb Cuomberland, proceedings were taken at the to Millom Police Court on Saturday morning, before Er Mr. C. Vaughan, when Wilson was charged with rel the wilful murder of Crossman. ...

... MUSWELL HILL MITRDER aid alt. miy to re, her 54 %e ri- *e hil d to so tao adb tar by tin ifsa %ad te~d ad run in, S. lies era on, or, F-elt air Ito adk ~Pe tiel tmar ity, )as ood not iref ham thE Uthe POLICE DISCOVERIES. LATEST DETAIL, V V 13 i i Im E 'C Lil it it a la b d No arrest has yet been made in connectiop *ith the dastardly n ime of the murder Of 4he old man, the tragedy lisa been' ...

... MIMTW :IRE aUDER: ?? LIVERPOOL DETT. TRIL1 AT TIM AS1iES At the Liverpool Assie e day, bre . Jflstteenedy, H t W (31 denit ko .rme pretiin rn Prestetet Liverpoolws indicted for the will murder of his wife, Mary Jane Westworth, on the 12th of last ;)eoembe. The case for thxe Crownwas pro. mested by M. Pidd ord, QC., and Mr. Caoug. wood He; the defence of the accused was entrd to Mr She-, Q.C, ...

... THE COLLIERY DISASTER AT LEIGI. ers INQUEST AND VERDICT. | ithh The inquest on the eight victims of the colliery tY disaster at Leigh was opened yesterday afternoon, me ?? CollieryCompany'soffices, before 1at Mnr. Butcher, coroner. Mr. Bryan. solicitor, ap. ie peared for the Miers' Permanent Benefitsociety and Mr. Grundy represented the Colliery Con J W pty. Mr. Robert Isherwood, miners' agent ...

... . - ni FRIDAY, FEBRUJARY 7. 13EFO5 RE W.L 3v. SrEWAE, S'rrwnrAsy. O Artorrne Tasrr ncuso 'oN~rrriw Thsopgm'r. ~t -Alfred Crippin was charged with attempting as to steal some property from a hoose in Brown- low-street.-Detective- constable Manegh stated that ho found the prisoner in the unoccupied g house 34, Browolow-street. at about five o'clock£ on Thursday evening. He had a number of as ...

... DIVORCE PETITION A(,E 1 l A BAPTIST MINISTEi . . In the Divorce Csourt, yestorday. f ; w was resumed before the presiden o)-: EAther Carr's petition for a dsslut: -r- marriage on the ground of the ?? and adultery of her husband, GeW:!. Carr, a Baptist minister. 'The aoleg; denied. Emma Palmer, now in servc c and formerly in the service of h-3 near London, said she saw the ret !t'e child on ...