... THE RECENT ELECTIOt-mNr Ar ALLEGE!) PEh'SONAT1iC PPCS 1110TEKS CZON0 Yesterday, at the Dudley Police Court, Thomal Par of 13, 'aradise, ?? wee cliv - .d ost-h p;?rsentt`t2 Thomas Gltie, at the recent lhraliaemsitsl elts the borough of ]'udley, oii \\ed'al's--y thit .lol ir M~r. Stokees appleared for til: dece-nc' ?? , [- solicitor, of Du ey alld h 'licleoce Cnolett, u Is wresdffing officr ?? ...

... - LEGlIIIj MOOK AUOTIGN A? IT MA OMN2f . J&t the Manchester City Police Court, on Friday, Louis White. jeweller, Market Street; Willialn F. Jacob, hip assistant; and Findlay Greotham, auctioneer, Liverpool, wero eharged on remand with conspiring to defraud, by means of a nockk auction, eayried on in the shop, 137, Mvarket Street. Mr. Oobbett appeared on behalf of White and Jagob, and Mr. ...

... A caec, fin which the notoriosu Murpsly was the ticefeeldont, and F~ a newsagent, namedl Mitchell, thle plaintiff, was hecarud in the 1)i Hanley County Court, yesterday, by Mr. W. Speoner, JTudge. A- jy lerge itnumber of 1sersons were fin Court, stil thle case appeared to eccit ito great deal of interest. Air. A. Teesiant was for tie pslain- tiff, ains Mr. J. B3. Brindley, (ins9tructed by Mr. ...

... ANOTHER DIVIDEND DECLARED. In the Xolls Court, yesterday, before Mr. Church, Chief Clerk, Mr. Burton, firm of Chilton, Burton, cnd Co., solicitors for the official liquidators of the late Birming- ham Banking Company' attended, with Mr. MeCreight, one of the liquidators, and asked for leave to declare a further dividend of Is. in the pound. That dividend, upon the claims of £1,700,000. still ...

... FRIDAY. Before Messrs. 2'.1 C. S. l:aynnlersky (Stipendiary), J. D. Goodman, arid C. Sturge. SA(ciLE(ne.- Wiltiam Henry Jones (21), Now Canal Street, gasfitter, and Heresy Hayes (17), Liverpool, shoe- maker, were ohb ed with breaking into St. Matthias' Church WheelerStroet, en the previous night. Police- constable Franklbi was on duty in Farm Street, when on passing St. Mattbias' Church he ...

... IbIRNGIIAM OOUJIY2 0Co0rfa 2lmWRost MRf. R. G. WMOR) SUD5]a, 02IiOR0g 1HSTrON V, JOH. lIW 5Lj.Y---ln thj ease the Plaintiff, at bu-ifier, of ii, I'ego I?.rasde, sued tho.do- Ibliditt, a butuller, Of MAIL gtraisc, for £0y. he.2d., bizalanc 05 Blaoomn t. Mr. Duke wats for the platutidf; -Ur Parry for the defendalt. The claiem was ncotete4l W,~ refer enre to thle eharges for ?? work done at the ...

... LOCAL LAW' CASE. COUR~T OF EXRECHEQUER, IVESTMINSTER.- Sittings, il fthitco, before the Lord (1i7i0qStrom, Bearons Martin, JBrowell. atnrl, .P0lti. i5NtlMSF~. AND AwOiJ3ee . t'.SDi, AND AeriTsn. .This was an action arising out of a question of contract for the delivery of a quantity of iron, and it was tried in January. and February last, before Mr. Cole, QC., Judge of the County Court of ...

... ALLEGED ELOPEMENT OF A DETECTIVS WITH A PUBLICAN'S WIFE. Yesterday morning the Leamington Magistrates, on the j application of Mr. Bone, relieving officer for the Leam- ington ststrict -of the Warwick Union, issued a warnant for the apprehension of Detective-sergeant Brown, who, left the town somewhat suddenly and mysteriously on Tuesday afternoon. The defendant has for many years past acted ...

... I I THE WVILLI)NHALL CA,8R. Yester day, in the County Court of AWolvecltampton, ?r. Tllartincean (tile jildge), delielred a written judgmient in the slander case of Harwood r. Hodson. His ?? said: This is an action of slander sent by the buiperior Court f,)r trial at the County Court. The m:atcrijl facts are as follow:-1'rhe plailitiff is in the employ of Messrs. Marsh, lock manufacturers, ...

... 3BREACH OF PROMW OF MARRUGA, I DAMAGS OOGO. The ease of Webster v. Wl1iam vas tried In ?? Court e Common Pleas, ou Tuesday, before Lord Chief Jintice Coleridea and a special Jury. In thid ease r liabeth Webster was tie plaintiff, and Thomas Johin Jones Williais the defendant. It was an action for breach of promise of marriage. The defendant denied the promise, and said that a reasonable time ...

... WE AT IS AN EFFICIENT SCHOOL'? At Southwark Police Court, on Wednesday, Thomas Gates, a niechlanic, living in, the vicinity of Union Street, was, in MIay last, sumnmoned by George Oliver, a vjisitor of the Southwark division bf the London School Board, for neglecting to send his daughter, ten years of age,.to an efficient school. It was urged by the mother that the child was too weak to be ...

... A STREET FIGHT AT WOLVERHAMPTON. In the Court of Criminal Appeal, Westminster, on Saturday, before Lord Coleridge, Justices Blackburn nod Lusb, and Barons Pigott and Oleasby, the case of The Queen v. Henry Penbhrton, an appeal from the quarter Sessions at WYolverhmpto woas heard. The prisoner wvs convicted for unlawfulfly and maliciously committing damace, injury, anid spoil upon a window ...