The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-15 00:00:00

CAUSE LIST FOR THE ASSIZES.

The following is the Cause List for the Lancashire
Summer Assizes for the southern division of the county,
still remaining to be tried, before the lion. Sir James
Plaisted Wilde, knight, one of the Barons of Her
Majesty's Court of Exchequer of Pleas, at Westmins-
ter ; Henry Garnett, Esqr., sheriff.

FIRST LIST.-ISALVORD HUNDRED.

PPntiffs' Attorneys. Plaintiffs. Defendants. Dfts. At'nys.
Ex...Hodgson Sloane L & N W R Co Brooke & Co
Ex...Greer:Mph &HHorrocks Itavedsley
QB...Earle & Co Bligh Tetlow Summerscales
QB...Sutton Simpson (sj)Reddish [8: T
Q8....T II Hampson Lees & ano Perera & ors Sale &Co
Ex ..Sutton !clam ' Dunn & ano
Ex... Boote sarbour & osDawson Earle & Co
CP...Rowley & Son Waldo Bradbury Ponsonbv
(113 ..W K Taylor Taylor Robinson J Richardson
F.x ..Stanslield Harrison Dinley A G Eastwood
CPL.Boote Railton Railton J Hall

SEer,ND LIRT.—WEST DERBY HUNDRED,

-- ...... -....-...
CP ..W &II P Sharp Batten - (sj) Lees Baxter Sr Co
QPi...G M Ferns Bowers Threl fall Stirke
QB...Dunning & K Holroyd & Bovill Taylor & J
another (Wigan
QR...lt a rehall Marshall Mayor, &c of C Hilton
Q8...R J Jones Jonrs exor Taylor Fletcher & H
&c
Ex... Peel Sowden Sharp Terry & Co
Ex..,Gould & Son Hour sfield Williams
PO
QB...Bimson Johnston Banner Dodge & W
CP...J B Wilson Wilson (sj) L& Y R iil TA& J Grundy
Company
Q8...E J Wilson Whitaker &(sj) Simpson & Moss & L
another , another
QB...Mann Graves Wilson J Mason
Cr r....s Mason Mather Jones & ano Lowndel &Co
CP L... Turner & SonForshaw Larcock dr anoCharnley
CP...Forshaw Sr. G Lyons Brown Stone
Ex... Barber Rayner Teale
Ex... Deane Horridge Bell & ano
Ex Banner McGregor Crofts
QB—Fletcher & H Moore ' (sj) Owen Lowndes &Co
Ex... Dodge & W Johnstone Horsfall & ano
QR.. Wright & V Smith Liddell Anderson & C
Ex...W Watson Foster &anoWalker Sr ano Moss & L
Ex... Christian & Co Mellor Tamplin Francis Sr A
QB...Miller &Co Zuccane Bandano
Ex...Teebay Robson Bowen Payne
Ex...J 0 Jones Davies L&Y R Co Lewis &Co
Q8...0 Hall Young Bowker Pickop
CP...Yates Jun ' Chapman Calls Forsbaw Sr G
(:PL.Turner & Son Forshaw L•iycock&ano Charnley
r'CP...Yateslun Murphy L& NWR Co Lace &Co
QB...Gihson Green Carling
Qft...o Pemberton Rowley (sj)Litler&ano Gartside
QB...Lowndes Sr Co Carr & ano (sj)Ballantyne Etty
Ex...Heald Hurst LSrY R Co Lewis &Co
Ex... Same Hurst &ux Same Same
QB...Parker Darby (-,i)Same T A&J Grundy
CP...Geoghegan Fottrell Ward & ano
CPI-Jos Bradley Wain Jump & ano Cotton
CP...Angell wilde&ano Lofthouse Husband
CPl:Lodge & H Holden&anoCarr & ano Francis & A
CP...Yates jun Mathew& anoi, & N Wit Co Lace & Co
CPL.Pickop Pilling Holden Richardson&H
Qs—Watson & Son Kilshaw Gannon Conway.
QB—Same ' Shaw & ano (sj)Smith Banner
CP L.Backhouse & W Pollard Manley Baldwin
.EX...FerriS & R Brown Neatb v ' Fare.
(LB...Branson Dawes &ano(sj)Earl Fitz willia W Clough
m
Ex.-Freeman Dyson Crowther T
CP...Ewer • Stewart Cum,. -
QB...Marhew ' Hotfoot Marsden Jones & P
QB..„Lowndes &Co Dut on f: ano(sj)Fowles Simp..on & N
Ex... Leather Singleton (sj Anderton Lneman & C
Ir:x...Ferns & it Shaw & ano Wright Settle
CPL-Backhouse& W Pott & ano Lomas Baldwin

as-es
QB...Bower and Co Mayer (si) Spence& a Fletcher & H
QB...Same Same (sj)Fr th &ors
CPL.Crnss Sh'rridan BradlOv Howard & H
Fx...Ansdell Johnson Grentall
CPL.Snowball. & C Willhuns Lk Y Rail Co Lewis kCo
CPL Same ' Barnes 13arty's Wright &'Parr
QB,..maybew Daniels v Hewitt, France
QB ...Stone Kilpin & anoScott Barrett
QB...Duncans &Co Stlsty & ors Wilson & ano Fletcher & H
QB...Barrell Scott Kilpin k alio Stone
QR...Brsbner Williams Williams exix Knowles
(IR...Godfrey Stewart Thornloy J J Tbornley
CP.:.Yate,, Jun Smith Evans & ano Lowndes &Co
QB...Walker & H Marwood Cross Brown
Ex...Townsend' & CoCrichton Lodge Dodge &\V
Ex ...R B Moore Tooth Bradlottrne
QB...Prest Laurie (sj) Stubhs Binni
Ex ..ChestcT Pradley . I)unipace
CPL.Cnmpbell Price Barron
Ex.... Lace & Co' • Irwin .
(,i 1 Duncan Ilion &E.
Ex... Same Davies (sj) Lindsay Oliverson &Co
Ex... Shaw & T -• Swift Lister Ferns &it
Ex.... 1 M Barret Thornton Mann.
QB...Worman Higins L&Y R Co Lewis &Co

.IVERPOOL POLICE COURT.YESTERDAT

(Before Mr. RAFFLES.)
THREATENING A WITNESS.

Mary Green, a resident of Marybone, was charged by Mary
White, of the same street, for having threatened her life. It
appeared that the comphinant was a 'witness against some
person who was tried at the assizes on Monday, and this seemed
to d splease the prisoner, who, on Monday eveninr, flint her,
and threatened to take her life, as a false swelrer. The pri-
soner denied the charge, and said it was oat of spite
she was Charged, bowls?. she • woald not give drink
to the complainant. The latter called a witness who proved
part of the case, when Mr. Raftls,.s said he wished it to be pub-
licly known that persons who gave evidence against criminals
must be properly protected from threats or Violence. In this
case he would order the prisoner to find two sureties in £5
each to keep the peace, or in default one month's imprison-
ment ; ani in future, if any person was brought before him on
a similar charge, he would deal much more severely than in
the present Instance.

A BLACKGUARD RIGHTLY. SERVED.
A rufßanly-looking fellow. named Charles Williams, alias
Ryde, was chargei by Major Greig, the head eonstable4 under
the following circumstanee4. He said: I W 36 going up Lime-
street, yesterday, and at the corner of Skelhorne•street, I
heard load cries of " polio;." I hastened -forward, and saw
the prisoner in contact with a woman, wbo had .ft child in her
arms; they were pulling the child, and I feared they would
hurt or kill it; the prisoner then st.nck the woman two violent
blows ; I could not see any of my men at the moment, but two
of the neighbours kindly came and c 'nicht the poisoner, and
were taking him to Bridewell, but in Skelhorne-street, he
broke from them and ran into an alley, but they followed, and
after a smart chase, they caught him again. By this time
one of my men and a BridP well Keeper came and took him
into eustody....l do not like to englige personally in such
matters. but seeing the woman so badly treated, I could not
refuse her assistance.---Mr. Raffles : You acted very creditably.
Major.---The Prisoner: I live with that woman, and she tore
my coat.---Mr. Raffles : And is that the reason you shoUld
treat her so broadly ?---Prisoner : I wanted the child from
her.---A gentleman who assisted• Major Grcig corroborated

his statement.---Major Greig said the gentleman had acted
very kindly, hut fur his pains the prisoner gave him two good
blows on the check.,:--Pridcwell Keeper 'Hutchinson said, I
know the prisoner for over sixteen years, ta:d he is a most
notorious thief, and has been here several limes for felony ; he
has never worked daring that time.---Mr. Raffles : I will send
him to jail for three months, with hard labour, for the assault
on the woman.