... SUJSPECTLD 3EURDER NEAR BIRMINGHAM. thn Tuesday morning, the corpse of an elderly man was Dit cltovered on the Dudley Road, near to Birmingham. Dit i bce.o Six o'clock a gentleman ?? was cross- Di islr a field near a public-house called the Cape of Good, ?? li-,pc Inn. Heo had passed round one side of the field 'Aix' sparrows, and approached a small pool, when he r dio-:.red the corpse above ...

... YORKSHIR ASSIZES. BRXCH, or PR CASEOF MARIAG - At the.York 'Aiisizeis,' 'ont;Fridaj, beforel the, oI 'Chief i 1,Baron, -the case, of Wonfar ;: Robinuron woe ?? . r. Blanshard a46r the phsintiff, an r v -n, d di id'; .. otedfnsi.~ : in £he -plaintif is the. daughter. o poor, -but respectable, hbi arents retidng at~eds.ler 'fa~their` is a rate. colle'ctdr, dis ai ct, though pisort'she; had ...

... -1 THE DAGENHAM- MURDER. - MmI'irxf as 'tt T -- COMMITAL F THE -PRISON-ER'BLEW.ITT. e t . On Saturday morningk, George Blewitt, a farm, Jabourer o, tha wes hngt. p fr te 'third time at the Courb.House one. ,adjo~ining Ilford gaol, Essex,' charged with-being: concerned ex iater with several gersons in the murder of George Clarke, Police- ml .tile ooestable, -wAo was found lyissg dend and ...

... ER MATJESTY'S VISTT TW) Pl.PTrPlCPTTTr x AK1 r- HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO CHEREBOURG AkD PRUSSIA. It is now certain that Her Majesty will be received at the ?? festivities by the Emperor on board the admiral re ship La Bretagne. She will not land for the purpose. The Id reception is to take place on the 5th, and Her Majesty re will be entertained at dinner on board the ship. in The inscription ...

... DX7 - S .-TPI 7 -1-11M.E eon 'THE VANCoEsmim, scEFFD, AXD. lUlN S'1Ra s AAIWLY~ ClOMrANX V. 'visi LO~nox AND NOitTil- P , V TNsrN RAILWAY CO6rANY.-THH LONDON AND ft ROThbi'i-cSTRRNk R'lA~X.iV {Y COMPANY; W. THE' *A'fA- CASB)l~E, ;SEFrELD, AND 'LINCOLNSHIIRE RAILWAY' COMPANY, i This case 'relats to the atation at ?? Road, in ' .Msneliester, ;vhAih is iagmined by the plaintiffs as a joint d' ...

... ' MANCHESTER; COURT OF OREORD.,, - ,~ , I I I i . . . .. I .. The ?? fti cut omne ?? v 'offi last,' and the lisitJ0_F 'casesinthe, issue papers .acnounte4id to dan 40, in additioni 16 one demurr'er forarguet. ?? Co ALKIN I~i~SDALE hi was n. acion to. leo~vera salaryt, : he plaintiff a ~~counsel was Mr. Saunadsrs 'and, Mr. Pl Sowvler vppeared for~ the ~defendanit, a cominisa iongnti of this ...

... ITHE GREAT NORtTHERN RAILWAY AND) . THE REDPATH FRAtTDS. ,, The important action which Mr; Mowatt, -the late secre- tary for the Great Northen Railway, brought .against the. directors of that company for what, ahalleged to have been x his wrongful dismissal froi office, was tried' at Chhnlmsford -on Friday. Mr. Mowatt was dismissed on the grovsnad that i the success of -Redpath's frauds was ...

... 0 -THEI HAL]1:AX MURD ER.- , Je , I j I I t,. , . .i i - -On.Wdnesay aternon, tis ese caime onl-foritrialin the Orown ,Court~l yorckCa~stle;,, befo~te- Mr ~Bareu~,-Martin. :The prisoner, William>i-Blaclcbi~n Dawson,- who- is a young itmrall, 19-Ycars-Of-n9e,!waB indictedllfor, havinlg,.on the;,~ hth , May,tat- Halifax Tiflymree ?? aos e r ha and. -Xr.~ Misule, were~ for-the -prosecution, gind ...

... . MURDER O F A -BiEA1E f sUICIDE OF TUE .: 1 .; MIURDERER, AT GRAVESJ&ND.:, I ns rrL -AA - he ' . It t. I. - ' ?? 5 ZE Xfl)s V .tj..OL v ?? On Tuesday,: Gravesend was the. scene : of the utmost excitoiement, resulting from the commission of a frightful S murder and the suicide of the murderer.. . Daring .the past ten days, a man, accompanied by'a 'female who passed , as his wife,.had been ...

... . THE CHESH0XT MURDE.I At. the Hertfordshire assizes, on Friday, Henry Arnold, 32, was charged, before Mr. Baron Bramwell, with the wilful murder of Sarah Jane Butler. The prisoner pleaded Not guilty.- Mr. Clark having briefly stated the facts of the case, the following evidence was adduced:- m . Mrs. Elizabeth Maria Broye said: I am the wife of e Mr George Broye, chemist,-of Cheshunt. The ...

... THE LAW OF JURES. * In the Court of Exchequer, on Friday, the cause Rolland sv. the Great Northern Company, was tried before the Lord Chief Baron, and a special jury. The action was one in Sr which the plaintiff, the widow of Dr.' 1olland, a surgeon Sr with the army in India, who has very recently died, sought ie to reoaver compensation for very serious injuries sustained 0 by the accident ...

... - ANO 3B.g~.STER CT ALSS~O& is T~~ adjo6r n q-darerly se'ssions 'of the jnstices, of the d. peacefor thiscity wereTheld: on Monday.. Theretwerepre- k-. sent.-hlr. J. Murray (in the' chair, Mr. Alderman Nicholls, a- MessrS. R. Banes, W. Ross, 'and. D. IMlaude,. Thevisiting justicespz'6rpienb Areport; of -ihich.Athe folloeing are the oh principal1porti'ons:- ?? ?? II ' i ' - ; ?? ' . ?? . -, ...