... BIRMINGHAM POLIE COURT. FRIDAY. Before .essrs. T. c. S. Epenernorsky,. VIols, D. Mats, asnd TV. James. ROz1n1reaN ANS EBMLOYi:51.-A young man of respectable appear- anco, named John Kirtict, a porter, reseding in Hope Street, was bmought up on romand, charged with having stolen from the pr misce of bls masters, Messrs. Seerr and Co, eutle. lor- cester Street, eleven pocket-knives, eight raoore ...

... - A STR&NGE STORY. 11 , In the archives of the Criminal Court of Bavaria there are forty-twoiponderous folio volumes of manusoript, cn- taining the evidence in a single case of murder. It was a remarkable case, whether as regofols the position of the accused, the circnmstanes,of the crime, or the length of time over which the investigation t 'xtended. In these short-lived days, however, forty ...

... BIRMINGRA COUNTY COURT. YESTERDAY. BEFORR MRe. W. NIoHOLS, JUDOP, AJTION`-AXdsi1ST A' RAILWAY COMPANY. - ock 3rothers and Taylor, v, The Great Western Railway Gomn- pany.-D'r. ?? T. Saunders appeared for the plaintiffs, Mehors. Stock Brothers and Taylor, the exterusivi glass manufaturerh of Birmingham, nd'Dfr. Moitteriam, of the Oxford Circuit, instructed bj Messrs. Whateley, for the ...

... SERIOUS CEEARGE 01? INTIMIDATION AGOINST PUDDLIILS. Attho lrierley Bill Petty Sessions, yesterday, before Ir. Isaac Spooner,ZHenry Thompson, puddler, Wras charged with having, with otheru, combined by threats and intimi daticn, to prevent one /Enoch Pearson, a puddler, from attendiin his work. The case arose out of the paddlers strike, and the offence charged was committed on the 12sh instant, ...

... I ATTEkiT`ED MURDER AND SUICIDE. Considerable citement provailed 'on Thursday, ,a) )Voolwich, in consequenoe of-the suicide of Mn Georgo 4ichard Roberts, a master bakedy for many. years residing in that town, the act having *beeh committed under cir- cumstances of a painful and extraordinary nature. It: ppears that a young woman named rancebs Eliza Paxton for some months servant at the ...

... BIMMINGEAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. YE8TERDAY. BEFORE hit. CoMrrsrIoroER SANnERS. In re C. Drilield, Bt ,ainslohani, late continiesson a gen.-Meet- Iiglfor last examination and discharge, attended by Air. Parry lor tho bankrupt. Tho bnlance sheet slowvd creditors unsecured, £10. Use. 2d. liabilities en bills discounted, PS24. and assets, 5.. Gi. 2d.: leaving a defilcency of £491. lse. 1r. Parry ...

... BIRMIINGHA M BA N KRIUPTCY COURT. YE6TEIHDAY. I j };:leFoRM MCI. COMIMIS0IoN9E1 SANDERS, I re B. Cattrill iVoreester, late ?? for last ex. arnination and discharge, attended by Mr. Edwin Wright for the bankrupt. The balance soeet showed liabilities, £Z74. Os. 3d. Laesets, £177. 17. and deficiency, £396. Is. a . Mr. Wright said that the solicitor for the assignees, who was not present, hadi ...

... BIRMiliNGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT, YESTERDAY. uearonu Mat. COBKTIeSeIONeHiR SANDEIcS. 1 cv 1. Daslcs, .llndlei, ?? last exataiuation Of this bankrupt was adjourned by consent for a fortnight. Il' re ?? .Perins, Birminglafas , inslkseper,-1oeting for last examination, attended by Mr. Saunders ior tha assignees, and by lir. E. Wright for the bankrspt. The belaeco sheet showed;- Debts owing to ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCB. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YESTERDAY. (Sittings in Banco, before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, and Justices Wightman, Crompton, and Blackburn.) XX PARTE WILLIAM PrlIPPS. Mr. Baylis applied on behalf of the app]icant, a prisoner in Warwick House of Correction, for a rale for a kabeas corypus, with a view to his being discharged out of custody. The applicant was in custodyunderthe ...

... THE POLITIOALLZ IALS IN ROME.':. Rors, May186.. By order of the Pope, the Criminal Tribunal of, the Coslshsjust forwarde4 to the Cardinals, and. to al1 the members of the diplomatic corps, a copy of, the famous indictment relative to the conspiracy upon which the Italian press is constantly writing. The following is a semmary of this document _ At the conemencementaof the proceedings the Judge ...

... .SIRMtNGIAM POLICE COURT, SATURDAY. Before Mewr's. S. Rawlins and P. l Wd!h, A PicicrooaET IN NEW STREEL'.-A womaa wnql9 Mfary Anst Snith, a hawker, residing in London 'Predn,; Street, was charged with having stolen a porta-raoalt41i containing 2e. Md., from the person of Elizabetli CJskaty' 2 doruestio servant, ?? in the Crescent, Cqilirilz ;Street. Fr9m the evidence of Doteeive-sergeant ...

... IRMIXGnAM POICEt cOURIi. YESTERDAY. Be fore Nesirs, T. C. S. 1'1nner.9lcy, TV. James, S. Tlornitoe, anud D. Mathfius. A YOUNO IHonME STEALnst.-A youth named William !1lsst, a aInbouror, residing at Oshereley, avas broughlt up on remand I charged with having mil h possession a horse iols is supposed ieveral different acessets of tlho possession of thle oniutal, (o rwaS further ?? .mendecd until ...