... SRUIOUS CPIARGE OF STArBVINxj A WIFE TO ?? ATo amWIGAN. At hUI P W AVr -rn-- Do- - .. , At the Wigsit borobgih pollce ?? -uxday *s Jehn Sw3ft, a c olll--y Inbcurer, was cwirged vith bhailg caused thc idauh af hi, wife, alea Swift, Eged 26, through Lot prewiding her wiit proper iced, novaithment, or ?? the servioes oft to Ftirg{ aD. Tb e chief.e cc table said the deassodha been Ill for a ?? ...

... SINGULAR OHARGE OF ROBBERY OR LARCENY. at hind te On Molnday last, just before the rising of the magistrates at the At re Police-court, Mr. Evans, solicitor to the Guardiene Society, UsP- liesnle agai ...

... tHABGE OF COiSP1RACY. AgY FORGERY, q X pXTRA4iPJNARY' CASE. I _ Akt'th Hoobdale petty SeS11fs55 on Friday- Ink, and by adjouVre. l- mro5ftbfsoaday, before a full benohof masgistralossand a crowdall et ...

... A sitting of the Liverpool Court of Fassagecom. ti msence-d yesterday, at St. George's Hall, before M~r ?? H. Baylis, Q.C., the presiding judge. The r cause list contains 18 issues for trial-one before a special jury--and two admiralty actions. A TAILOR'S BILL c BROOME V. BIBBY.-This was a~n .action brought A4 by J. J. Broome, tailor, South Cestle street, t' against J. T. Bibby, a traveller ...

... )yFRIDAY, MARICH 7. d, PUBLI'CANS AND BCSSRSELLERSS. -The number of a summonsca was greater than usual, there being six puttlicasin and five beersellers. - Publiassn- a Samuel Pee ...

... 4JilLice kfatlrt,,. ASAuLT.-On Wednesday, Jamei Matthew Tierna,, b es was summoned before the magistrates for an assault uponc Jalle Ann Tiernan. The complainant who lived i'n a it IY court in Great ...

... PO LICE INTEL LIGENC E. TLUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. e DOG FCIsoTING.-Wrm. Standage, Peter Booth, Peter Burns, and Peter Revill, were each fined d5. and costs for being engaged in dog-fighting, in Peter-str ...

... BEFORE JOSEPH POLLOCg, ESQ. AwoTnsEB CHARGE AGASST TM OFFrcS1s OF THE COULT.- Another charge of misconduct was made on Monday against the officers acting under Mr. Stone, the h ...

... to, We have watched the preliminary proceedings in the ol of: state trials in Ireland, with the view of judging, by a *ei of practica example, whether our notthere was any ...

... wiputce EInrt. ted Fixitro ON EM1GRa,&STa,-Ia out las paper, we stated C~ the particulars of a case which came before the magie- bea trates on Thursday, in which Wmn. Rippard, and a man t to named Du ...

... WS Thie court wam opened yesterday morning, Charles a Crompton, ?? aiceasor, presiding, ya URm.artv Admnor, &c., V. Ms ?? an sotion to at recoverthe rumnof £1.ihbLrkorag, wvhioh bad ...

... POLICE INTELEI(AOlNCI'. In Si h0 TiUESD)AY, JANUARY 1*. ot rt- ?? persons were brought uip onn lie charges of begging. Amongst them was art lrrcshwornan, et hewho had 4s. ?? on her person when taken t ...