... COURTS OF EQUITYZ-BATIRDY, JULY 11L * ,(Before tire L ordLChanoelor.) HARDING V. eTIaB'rtN. The further hearing of this case, (an appeal from Vice- Chancellor Stuart), was adjourned until to-day, when the * arguments were concluded, It will be recollected that the .chief question relates to aleged undue influences said to ,be exercieed by the defendant and his wife over an aged gentleman named ...

... BIRMINGHAM POLIE COURT. YESTERDAY. Before Air, 3d. C. S. Kynnersley. ANour.ER DisoRDnRn ' PAUPER.-A girl, an inmate of the Birmingham Workhouse, named Elizabeth Hill, was committed to the House of Oorrection, with hard labour, for having been disorderly at that establishment on the previous day, BoeninG & SIST'R.-A dirty, miserable-looking womian, named Haema/s Siviter, residing in Digbeth, ...

... BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURr. YESTERDAY. llsie'osie Mn. CoM IrsSosNER SANDERS. - e1 re S. H. Vldicvnanae, Birmoiulehanm, ?? examina- tion and discharge. The balance-slheet showoed: Debts owing to creditors, unsecured, £654. Os. 3d.; assets in debts, £U1. l cs.; property given up to assignees, £48. 8s. 9d.; deficiency, 44.53. I4s od. Mr. Harris, on behalf of Mr. East, appeared for tine assigsee, ...

... THE ST. BRIATEL'S RE-MARRIAGE CASE, In 1855, the Rev. A. Lusb, curate of Greywell, Hants, prevailed upon a couple who had been inafried at an Inde- pendent chapel fourteen months before to be re-married by him; the parties beirg described in the banns and in the register as a bachelor and a spinster respectively. For this offence against the law he wag committel for trial at the Wiuchecter ...

... BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COMrt. YESTERDAY. Ilmyor Mn., Gouuxum munoxi Mtnian ADJUDICATION WHERE THRER IS A DEED OF ARRIANGEMEN{T, IMPORTANT JU~DGFXYET. Diel Honour ?? morning gave judgment in r W. 9 Neal. A dlisptesle adjudicationr. 31r, ottiraur, of the Oxfora Circuit, Mr. B. Wright, and Mr. Fitter ware in attendl aece for the patrties. The ?? to tin judgment :- InI thidec000 of Neal, which is ...

... VICE-OHANQELLOR'S COURT.-SATURDAY. Before ViceChancetllo)r Stuart. BAGGOT V. COLBOURN. This bill was filed by the plaintiff on behalf of himself and all other depositors in the Bilston Savings Bank, under these circumstances :-The Rev. Mr. Fletcher was the treasurer of the Savings Bank, which received deposits from poor persons; and he having become insolvent, and being a considerable ...

... At the time when the arrangements were complete for the burial of Mary Ann Lavendor, wife of Mr. Livender, the proprietor of the Deepields Tavern, a precept was re. ceived yesterday morning from Mr. T. a. Phillips (tbe Coroner for the district), for an enquiry into the cause of her death. There has, ever since her death on Sunday morning, abounded some strange ranmoura of illasage she had ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, JULY 29, (Before te Lord-Chanieelor) BAXENDALE V. THE WEST MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. The arguments in this port-heard case were this morning resumed. It till be ?? that the suit was institnted by the we]l known carriers, trading under the name of Pickford and Co., to compel the defendants to deliver to them at their stations at Kidderminster and Witney goods ...

... YESTERDAY. 3efore Meears. T. C. S. K$ ynnrsiefy, Westlcy Richards, andc7 S. Bwckley. BULza.yY IN SumMER LANE,-A mamved woman, named Blizabeth Alligston, residing in Mill Street, was charged with having, on the 5th of June, barglariously broken and entered the house of Mr, Page, Summer Lane, and stolen therefrom a large quantity of clothing. Wr. Palmer appeared for the prisoner. The oase being ...

... SHOCKING MURDER NEAR BATT1. THREE CHILDREN DROWNED-SUICIDE OF TI MURDERMESS An occurrence, the most deplorable that has happeo in this neighbourhood for many years, took place on )1 e1 day afternoon, a short distance from the village of Bath ampton, being no less than the drowning of three childze' by their mother, who afterwards terninated her eoxiseno in a similar manner. The name of the ...

... LONDON COURT OF BANlKRUPTOY-YESTS[tlD.Y, (Before Mr. Commi.ssionaer Fane.) THB LONDON AND EASTERN BANK.-IN RE COLMM AVAUGH. Mr. Sargood applied this morning for the release of tbii bankrupt from custody. It will be remembered that a short time since his Honour Mr. Commissioner Go00bUar granted leave for the bankrupt to come up and surrer&ir after the expiration of twetnty-one daya, unless the ...

... STOKE ON-TRENT. _ COrNTY CouRr.-The usual monthly County Court was held ?? v. Copselad. 'lr. Litchfield for the plaintiff, and Mr. Stevonson for the defendant. This case, which was tried by a Jury, was an action to recover £5So. damages, alleged to havebeen sustained by theplaintiff by his ejeetment from his residence by the defendant's agent. 'laintiff is a tile maker at Rartshill, and the ...