... EXTRA.AOR1DINARY CASE AT STOCKTON. SHOCKING ALLEGATIONS A.GAINST A FATHER. A BOY STEALS TO PROTECT HIS t MOTHER. t At Stockton yesterday, a bright-loolking lad e named Jas. Wilson, aged 13, was charged with stealing from the shop of Councillor J. Harrison, pawnbroker, The Square, where he had been employeti, Mary Wilson, a respectable looking, i well-dressed woman, the mother of the boy, was v ...

... WUl Much attention has been excited by the cures an reported by a comparatively new discovery in medicine. Tise Bradford Daily Arysu has no : investigated a case, that of Mrs Savage, 71, cle d Myrtle-street, Leeds-road, Brad ford, who (as was shown beyond all doubt) from being unfit to do av the lighest work, was restored to the best of nit d health and full bodily Vigour by taking Dr. of 6 ...

... LANCHESTER AND CONSETT. hlu The adjourned annual general licensing sessioius for! the West Division of the Chester mt Ward of Durham county took place at Lanches- ter.on Thursday.-Applications for full licenses: -Thomas Armnstrong, licensed dealer in spirits, N Blackhall Mill, in respect of a house owned by W2 himself at Blackball- Wll; William Aynsley, w provision merchant, Frout-street, ...

... I I On Friday Mr Murphy, Q.C., continued his arguments in the Court of Appeal, before Lords Justices Lindley. Lopes, and Kay, on behalf of Mr. a. E. Del1, the co-respondent in' the divorce suit c brought by the petitioner, Mr W. E.-Allen, of a Sheffield. At the rising of the Court on Thurs- day the learned counsel had read so much of o the evidence in the Court below, and which 3 the ...

... ALLEGED ROBBERY AT WEST JArrLEPOOL, PRISONER COMMIWTTED FORB TRIAL. At West Havtlepool ao Wednesday, Isaac Tose, who resided' at a o2gfng-hoose , South- street, was charged with stealing the sum of LO finm thie boase-of lfr tog. Roberts, fishmonger, 22j M.esgrave-street, ois Saturdny' night. -The pnosecutor- stated that after closing the shop he puttlhe cash taken intot a bowl and praced it ar ...

... DURHAM QUARTR EBSS1ONS. A WEST HARTLEPOOL APPEAL. At Durham Quarter Sessions on Wednesday- before Mi'John Lloyd Wharton, M.P., chairm an, aid other -nagistrates-Patrick' Boland , (30); laboure, wa's 'charged ,with an -bd&eent ai0a`ult- -on. EIIn Dolan, at West bHartlbpopol, on:.July- ?? MirSiimeyprosecuentd, - ad.Jlr--R Hobinsdni defended-Acc.' ed was sb,,d'o six months'. 'hard labour;.- ?? ?? ...

... THE ONWARD TEST CASES h JUDGMENT PROBABLY ON FRIDAY. r The proceeditngs were resunind yesterday at a tbe DariugLton County Court, before lls Honour 1 Juddge Turner. Mr Howland Jaclsobllstor I . agin appeared for the Offloial Liquidator ?? e V. B. Past); Mr Scott Fox, barriter, for the D ordinary shareholders ; Mr Butcher for realised . and preferential shareholders; and Mr Luck and I Mr ...

... ?? ?? I .I { - I 1~ T] ?? I- At a meeting of Middletmbronghi General Pnr- i a pnsi s Committee yesterdaly-presided over by t a Ald. Fidlew-the Town Clerk reported that the sub coinmittee appointed to deal with the pro- ?? s8 eeparate Coon1ty Coort at Mid(10leibroogh had agreed tlat no farther actioin be talckn in n the matter.-Ald. Bolinrr wished to know on E what grolinds they based their ?? ...

... ASSAULTING THE POLICE. Yesterday, at Weet Rafrtlepool, JAmes Ruddy, 311b a big, rough-looking fellow, was charged with oE assllitin g P.C. Iveson on the 14th inst. ; the lild prisknnr having tried to get adinsion to the ero 'Weit I-Itrtljpool Rolling M ale whilst drunk, 'l and in being ejecte(l by the officer had strnck the latter a blow in the ?? ie5s and costs, Img and also lined for ...

... THE POLICE COURTS, WIFE DESERTION. t n- A puddler named Joaeph Hopkins was it ial charged at Stockton yesterday, on remand, gr nd witb deserting his wife and four children on p Ith the 23rd July. Prisoner had been brong~ht on a Ol warrant from South Wales.-Relieving Officer v ey Cairns stated that the sost to the Union of is on prisoner's family had been £8 7s 6d, -In default irk of paying ...

... - WHOLESALE TREFT OF DRAPERY. Yesterday, at Stooktou, a respeetable-looking old woman named Annie RendIall was charged with stealingthlirty-five yards of skirting from the shop door of Messrs G. & A. Cooke, drapers, High streei, on the 18th ?? Tharlow' and Catherine Horner stated that the prisoner had come to them and sold them soine of the skirting, stating that she was selling it for a widow ...

... DUIIRRAM WINTttlL ASSIZES.. if NO SERIOUS CRIME. S' The business of thse W'iter Assizgs for the county of Drhjain was comnineiots- yesterday iu Im0 miruing, in the Cmarts, Darlhmin-before Ju tticos a Is MatiAV anold A. L. Sin iff. Their lorillhi ps were is accompanied by tbe High Sheriff (Miiajor Jiic,. s Ulrpitbl Lo Iget anm the Uraterr-Sheriff (?dIr J. G. ar Wilson). 'The Comminssioin having ...