Widnes Examiner. — 1892-12-03 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

TUESDAY. the 6th December, at 11 o'clock a.m., and on every other day during the assizes at 10 o'block a.m., unless otherwise directed. Bail cases will be taken at these Assizes. The Prosecutors and Witnesses in the after-mentioned oases are required to be in attend dice at the times specified in the following List, and not earlier, and on all subsequent days, at the sitting of the Court; and the trials are to proceed in the order in which the cases are arranged in the List, unless the Court shall otherwise direct, viz. On TUESDAY, the 6th day of December, 1892, at 11 o'clock a.m. The QUEEN versus William Lacey, forgery; John Sant ley, and another,robbery ; John Briarty and John Thomas Quinn, burglary ; Kate Clancy,manalaughter ; Joseph Stanley,housebreaking ; James Tasker, wounding; John Jones, bigamy; Charles Edward Quitzon. bigamy ;.Walter Edward Pelee and others, manslaughter; John Alexander and another,robbery ; John Coughlin and another. robbery ; Thomas McElroy, burglary ; Margaret Conch, woundiog ; Archibald Neill Coignhoun, shooting with intent; Isaac Houghton, wounding ; Annie Firth,concealment of birth; William O'Connor, woundlog; Bridget McLaughlin, burglary ; Henry Whelan and others, housebreaking ; John Farley and another, burglary; Francis Peter Burke, wounding; George Cullen, burglary ; , John Healey and another, forgery ; William Wainwright, I bigamy; Samuel Edwards and another, burglary ; Michael Broady and others, burglary; James Mackin, forgery; William Hullo, wounding ; Lawrence Rimmer, horse stealing ; Patrick Kearns, wounding; Patrick Burke, assault; James Bird, burglary •, Patrick Maellin, inflicting grievous bodily harm; James Findley, wounding; Edward Roberts, robbery; John Reed, wounding. On WEDNESDAY, the 7th December, at 10 o'clock a.m. The QUEEN versus Benjamin Heaton, rape ;Patrick White, bu gery ; John Feeney, attempting to carnally know girl; William Carroll, carnally knowing girl; Charles Robbins, conspiring to defeat justice ; John William Elliott, attempting to carnally know girl ; Lawrence Bibby, carnally knowing girl; Annie de Limey, murder; Elizabeth Costello, manslaughter ; Ann Johnson, m unilaughter ; Henry Carter, manslaughter ; Sarah Ann Harrison, attempt to murder; Samuel Frederick Summers and another, indecency ; Armigill Lester Davies, libel ; Thomas Dufere, sending threatening letter ; John Healy, carnally knowing girl William Moss, and another, manslaughter : James Kilshaw. buggery; William Henry Hale, fraud ; Michael Moran, carnally knowing girl; Thomas Heaney. manslaughter ; Stephen Bailey and another, forgery, de. ; Francis Connor, attempt to murder ; George Duckworth, indecent assault; Isaac Woodley, arson ; Thomas Wilson, and another, burglary; Cross Duckworth, murder ; William Moore, shooting. And all other cases. The foregoing regulations will be strictly enforced, and persons making default in the observance of them will be liable to have their costs disallowed. HERBERT STEPHEN, Clerk of Assize. Office of Clerk of Assize, Preston, Ist December, 1892. N.B.—lt is particularly requested that all Depositions, Inquisitions. and Recognisances may be IMMEDIATELY forwarded to me, at Preston.  RUSSELL'S GOLO AND SILVER WATCHES, their own pure English manufacture, with all Russell's latest patented improvements, range in price from £3 to £235. They are handsome, strong, and perfect timekeepers : represent the largest stock and best value in England, there being no intermediate prat between the manufacturer and the wearer. Sent free everywhere at Russell's risk and cost of receipt of draft or post order. Illustrated Pamphlet sent free on application.