... WrARWICK SUMTIMER ASSIZES. NISI rRIIS COURT, 111r. Justice Luill took his neat on the b1ench yesterday mormnig, at ten o'clock DYSoN 2v, Trll,3 BIt5IINGIflAb AND STAFFntODSILrSR GkAS ConrrAv.-Thia aotion, partly hoard on Wednesday, was proceeded with, Mr. Digby Seymlour, Q. C., with hr. Meltor, were for the plaintiff; Mr. Field, q C. with Mr. I Wlls, for the defendants, The plaintiff has 22 ...

... MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN HENEAGE BTREIVII THE INQUST. to Yesterday,-the inquest on the body f. deceasedwas opened before Drt Birt Davies, Borough 06roner, at the haS Doatmouth Arms, Heneage Street. air. Glosop d Chief I Constable, and Superintendent Sullivan were present Co during the-engutry. The Jury having bean sworn, the Coroner said, he did co not intend to go Into any lengthened enquiry, ...

... BIMIINGHAM POLICE UOURT. YESTERDAY, Bafore Arecssr. T. C. S. Kpnnersley (Stipensdiary), e. Sturge, S. 24ornion, J. D. Gooddman, and G. A. veritt. CHARGB OF FORGAY.-CAk4rle& Adams (2,8), Navigation Street grocar's assistant, was charged with absconding with several sums of money belonging to his employer, Mr. Jones, grocer, 15, Goodhall Street, Walhall, and also with btain~ing goods in his ...

... YESTERDAY. Before Ar68rs,, 2T. C, S. Kynnersiey rStipendiar?), S. horntopt4, Giptller, 2'. Phillipas, s C , A Cope, ATTEMDITED Fvuc.-George ,Smith (18), 25, Well Street, engraver, was charged with attempting to obtain 10s. from Colourrsergeant Pratt7, of the First Warwiakehire Militia, by false pretenoes. The prisoner, some time ago, enlisted in the Saeond Warwiakshire Mllitia. A few days ago ...

... THE GREAT COAL STEALING CASE AT HANTEY. The charge against Mr. William Simpson, coal owner, of Han loy, of stealing one thousand tons of coal, the property of Messrs. J. and J. Aleock, at Bucknall, was proceeded with yesterday, at Toistall Police Court, before Mr. J. E Davis (Stipendiary MNagis trate) and Messrs. Meir and Wedgwood. It will be remembered that the defendant's colliery-the Town ...

... Bxvois YESTERDAY. BEFORE BMR. l. G. WELFORD, JUDGE. MIDDLETON v. MILWARD.-In this case Mr. Parry was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Duke for the defendant. The action was brought to recover £15. or some goods of the l plaintiff, which were alleged to be illegally detained by the defendant. The parties are related by marriage. The plaintiff and his wife had a few words, and the wife, in a huff, ...

... L5 Joseph Tapson, age 39, a railway registrar, was hirughh e up at the 1Marlborough Street Police ( coart, yesteiday, on a number of warrants. charged before Mr. Cooke withlfeloni- ously forging and uttering a receipt on tbse 10th of April, in 1Si9. for the payment of £10.; and also for for'irhg in and uttering a book containing receipts for vaisomu pay nuents of rnoney, and purporthig to be a ...

... SOLI11ULL POLIOE COURT.-SATURDAY. Before Afr. zr. If. Csattocle and Dr. Ieimntell. . TnE ALLErED SERIOCS ASSAULT AT HALL GREEN RACEs.-Williamfl Fisher, of London, known in betting circlesaqs Big Fisher, anld William Hlankinson, of Snl- ford, were charged on remand with maliciously wounding Xlobert Shinn, of Dale End, Birmingham, with intent to do I him grievous -bodily baim. Mr. Stubbins ...

... pnR-Al\NGHAA4 DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY. 'rhoe twentieth ?? meeting of the ?? of ?? Discharged Prisoners' Aid SocietyI !idt( yesterday in thle committee room of thle e Hall, Lord) LeighI (the president) was in the 'lnand there were also present thle aRods.C 'aneon I' owlby and ?? AV. Pert (honiorary saeer ttv) , nidermenC1 Aveory and ilsulaton ; Messrs. Jehfriay, J. 1,0svo A. Hill, R. ...

... RTRDATFOR'D.ON-AYON. STiATIFOaD-ON-AX\ON. The annual Sessions for the renewal of licenses in the Stratford and[ Snitoerlield County Polico Divisions were held on Friday at the Seisnioeil Court, Strat- ford. The magisrnates present were Mr. J. Cove Jones (chairna), Colonel Attye, jind iMr. A. Crowdly.-All tie certilicates wore renewed, with the exception of that belonging to Mir. Thomas Tlaylor ...

... THE STATE PROSECUTIONS, The first important step in the State trials will be taken to-day, when a special jury will be struck under the old system, which is a cerious and somewhat complicated one, Forty-eight names of special jurors are i chosen from the list of the panel by ballot. Each side will then strike off twelve, and then of the remaining twenty-four tle defendants have a further right ...

... BASS AND CO. V. ROBERTS AND 0o.-This was an nctionl heard in the Chancery Division, on Saturday, before the Master of the Bells, the plaintiffs being the well-known l brewers at llurton-on-Trent. and they sought for en in- junction to restrain the defendants, who carry on business in Manchester, from issuing in connection with their corn- pounld. which they call non-intoxicating bitter beer, ...