... YESTERDAY. Bejore Messre., C. S. Kynneraley rSeipendiary), C. Stwoge T. Avery, T. Cox, and l I. Cooksep. DISORDERLY CONDnUTo,-ThoMas Clayton (23), thimble maker, Fisherman Inn, New John Street, and James Kelly (26), gun barrel filer, 10, Clarendon Street, London, were both charged with being drunk and disorderly; and Clayton with assaulting Hugh Meredith, a, cabman. Shortly after two o'clock, ...

... TIP AP A WnUtnr.TIP rit TmjRLY EsbUS Or A WoV&D.BD B RxgcrDnR-. man named Joseph baniey, Jt4% 'a a- back house near the 1tnyal Exchange, Ulpar Rig Street, attempted to hkug hjre'f about ten o clock on Fr-day night. He isa horse breaker by trade, but It appears he has had little to do for ?? time past., and ba, ng a wife and family of eleven children helhes been In astate of great dpithatior, ...

... BIRMINGfEIA POLICE COURT. YESTERDA1. Before easrs. T. 0. & Kynrneralei (StipendiaJ), J. D. aoodman, and H. MManton, BIGAMY. - Thomas Howes (35) butcher, 5, Carver Street, was charged with felonlousiy intermarryipg with Miargaret DMarsnon his former waife being still alive. Pri- soser's first marriage with Fanny Davls, at ston Ohuroh, ?? of August, 1853, as proved, and Mlargaret Blarmentproved ...

... TEE WITTON EXPLOSION OF OCTOBEP4 INqQUEST. Dr. Dirt Davies, the Borough Coroner, held au Inquest last eveniag, at the Grand Turk publlo-houes, Ludgab. Bill, on the body of William Cattell, a youth fifteen yean of age, residing in hiontague Street, and who died at the General Hospital, on the 22ad Inst., from Injuries received in the explosion at Witten In October bAt, Charlotte Jerry, the wife ...

... T-2~rYCOUR~T. AunwiFop.; Ci. B RW AcrrloN FOR ILLE(:AL A Wt ,y was an action for £50. d ?? D-OJ . the alleged illegal arrest Of cgth al4q 5 Gi , £20.-Thl% of the aefendnt, The th ie.Plau ?? of Sophin hwales, hsi wife, whoI e' ?? tigation Cheston ; and the defenda ° t SV nd presented by Mr. Pigoti, of t.e t ted by Zr. byllMr. Baden. Plaintiff in a6 pzkt8Z,4 larrioutt iwanor Is a japanner. Abot ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY NEAR LEXCESTER A correspondent sends. thet following particulars of an eitracrdinazy encounter with e thief in a railway carriage near Leies~ter, to the Nattiny7 e Jonrt, On Saturday night,' a gentleman named Do Villers, from Bru sels, was travelling from Peterborough to Leicester on the Midland line, alone in a secondoclass compartment. About three ...

... I YESTERDAY. BEFORE MB. A. P. ADAMS, Q C., BREORD pearl; A DISHONEST WOREMAN.-Willm Baker (37), button maker, Smith Street, able to read only, was charged with stealing, on the 16th May, one thousand butten blanks and several iron welights,the property of Thomas Webb, Mr. Roe prosecuted. On the day in question, the prosecutor misned the. property, and on the ?? MondikY his son accused the ...

... CROWN Ceo U R T.-YgTERDAY. BEFORB MIt. BAROq PIGOTr. FELOasNIOt ASSAULT AT BURSooM.-nd tepben Travis p37), ptter, Joseph Heat ?? potter, and William Proudove (27) Potter, all on bailt , were Indistscu for hav- ing, on the 31st MLay last, at Bu,,ILer, feloniously assaulted Ehiza Blood, and ravished her against her will. Mr. Har- rington appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Young and retr. ...

... BIRMINGUAIA POLION COURT. Tb YMb VE1RD i V, . Beifwc Afetrs. Q. Btvirge, V. Rae.eniVi J. D.. Gootnmt, till Rait i AB roifu'se.--patriek f'rto(2 14, i Thomfas mtlit~ef, gun sightor, end bhiza tonnr ?? 2 Oouot., mo I. Torintes Street, In mttiutyW. neither able to roaid nor* wrtte, bel Woreobayed wth toa~lnj I Ile. &I4 fromn thon peur~nt of ott Junhmn Popa, isbianrer, 'Ywest Bronsvoh.OL thle ...

... ITHE ALLEGED ASSAULT ON AN AGED IMINVALID. I On Saturday evening, Dr. Birt Davies, the Borough Coroner, held an inquest upon the body of Mary Morrin (88), an inmate of Leneh's Trust Almshouses, Hospital Street, whose death took place on the 2nd inst. Patience Martin, who was a prisoner on bail, charged withlviolently assaulting the deceased, was present during the inquiry. The first witness ...

... YESTERDAY. BEFOnz mU. R. G. WELFORD, JUDGE, LEwis V. WARD.-His Honour gave judgment in th!4 case, which was heard on the previous Wednesday, ancl, was an action to recover compensation for injury caused by the falling of the wall of a house In course of erectioi by the defendant. His Honour said he was of opinion thal the fall of the wall caused the inj ury, and that defendant; was liable for ...

... UN AUTHOR ISED POST -ORTEM i EXAMINATIONS IN mOSPITAL5. 'At the Southwark Police Court, on Saturday,-Mr. John Charles Steele, Ki.R.C.S., and Superintendent of Guy's fibapital, was summoned before Mr. Benson, under the Anatomy Act, 2 and 3 William IV., cap. 75, zoo. 7, for unlawfully causing the body of. a certain deceased person - to wit, that of otatuel. blilbourne-to undergo anatomi° eal ...