... THE' DELIVERY OF FISH[ AT NEW STREET STATION. At the Birmingham County Cort, yesterday, hefore TIr. 1U. W. Cole, Q.C., jUdge, an aiction wai brought by Wax Smith Scott, wholesale fishmonger, of Bell Street, Birminglgant, to recover £5. from the Londlon and North- Western 1ailvway Company, for obstructing the removal of a coinsiglmolnt of fish from New Street NtotioII, and for deltaining him in ...

... I iLAW INTE-LLIGENCEI 1 1 - 11-1r 1 - - h- ROLLS OI-JRT. Dillon v. Wroodlock an - ' O'folinei.- Mr. Mac- donQgh, Q.C., with whom was Mr. t'etherstdnH., moved on th6 part of the plaintiff pursuant.to no- tice, for an order that the defendants should pro- ducelon oath and permit inspection of byplaintiffand his solicitor certain portions of books of account, and Iall letters, telegramls, ...

... FRIDAY: Before Mr. T. H. Tanvis. BREASCH OP DYE-LATS.-Christopher Walker, Sum- moned by P.C. Parrott for leaving a horse and ?? in Posterngate on the ?? day an hour and a half without any one in charge, was fined 10s. and oosts. AN OLD 0 ?? Locking wvas charged by Detective Bradley with a broach of the Prevention of Crime Act. Prisoner had only just come out of gaol. and was inder tho ...

... OLMUDOK's BALM OF COLUMIIA pre eminant. No toilat complete without it, aapaelally during tha of lainmar. Tba Inoraaalng demand lor juatlyfamed Balm pmTaa how valuable muat In repleniahlng, InTlgoratlng, and preferring the hair. It baring withstood ill apposition and Imitation (or apwaida Tb* hair of tba hea l, and tha whlakan and moustaehioa, are alike ban* Htad, and It prevents tha hair from ...

... OXFORD CI~kCUIT.-,,-QR0WnSTr1R, J3uY IV. t3 NHis Fums CotsT.t-(Beforo Baron Pollosk,) d 1.Iu~ri ?? hAtYS. i, The trial of this oaso was rosumd' and concluded .5 to-day. y Mr. Motte'ain, QA, Mr., Sbustian Evans and Mt. Bo fosanquebt vore counsel for the plaiptilf ; and air. Powell Q CO., and Mr. S. 0. Lfrlffts, Q.C., for tlho defendant, Tho plaintiff; an itinkeopei, suqd the a6fenidarnt, a d ...

... ALLEGED FATAL ASSAULT IN STRANRAER. e L iast night, Wm. Evans, groccr, in 'Bridge Ly Street, Stranraer, died, it is alleged, from the F to effects of injuries received in a hotel in Haanover i Street on Wednesday last from a blow given by d Thomas Rankin, merchant in Stranraer. The as circuimstancea which led to the uifortunats affair , a1 we as follow :-Evans and RItnkin went into the at ...

... COURT OP SESSIOS. 1 , --i FIRST DIVISION-Tmp9.&SnY, July 15. TB MURTHLY CASR E, NSES. The accounts submitted to auditor in this action amounted toD 21833 4s Gd. He -taxed off £482 16s ld-less added £22 18s 4d-and left a balance of £1392-46s 16d. The auditor, however, reserved for the determination of the Court the question as to the amount which ought tobe deducted from the account in respect ...

... I ' THE ST. ALBAS TRAGEDY. - On Monday afternoon Mr. Brabant resumed the inquest on the hody of a child murdered on the. evening of the 4th inst. under circumstances re- ported intur last. Sarah ThrusseUl who had been savagely beaten at the time with a ?? by her seducer, the father of the child, was sufficiently re- covered to attend and give evidence, though she was still very weak. She ...

... THE TICUBOQRN CASE IN AUS RALIA. .- I I. ,,I The following lettber, signed Phadrick, appears in- the Melbourne Argus of May 14- I bad thought by this time the world was tired, at least, if not actually satisfied, of the imposture of Mr. Arthuri Orton, and content to let the Tichbqrne ease drop into the oblivion of the past; but it seems from your columns of this morning that a new and ...

... LOOAL LAW OASES. COUnT OF CGIANOURY.-Ywz'saRDy Before Vice-ChanctevrBRacon. Tiru ATTORNiY-CENPIIAL ar. Tine GM.sFaAr, SinwVal AND ?? COMPANrv (LTertn ) . Mr. Kay, Q.U. (%with him Mr. Mllotbolil) movod in this suit, in which the Nuneaton Local Board of 1Ifoeith wars the relators, for a commission of sequestration aglinst the Conoral Sowaso and Manure Company (Limitedl. Mr. Jackson, QO., for the ...

... - COUNTY OF DOWN. IF[RO' o0n naror.TrE.] DOWNPATRICK, SATtRZDAY. THE Riglt Hon. Justice Moanis entered the Crown Court this morning at ten o'clock, and resumed the hearing of the c r 1 X INA L BUS IN E SS. INFANTICIDE. Agnes Bannon, an elderly woman, was indicted for that she did, on the 13th May, feloniously, wilfully, and with malice aforethought, kill and murder one Rose Bannon. The ...

... _AW NOTIS 2 D .. t I Lv ?? TEIS~~~ !: At0:- : _ , . . .. . . I TUDIOIAL ITEHALL. Ar 1ob.-Por Judgment: Cor-teauit v. IHeWetSon. Appeals 0 The Abmetferd. and the Indite-the Sy ?? a I~ COURT OF CHANCERY, LNONSlN AT 1%.-lbwCOss Ton Commy ?? leea: ltszTard-jflmanuelv. Pa4LIZc (appeal of plslntiffs) Y 4TUWap:A ofp~niai om uperlsl.-Attor- vv. ene yoreel' ,5,of Sundeirlaiid (ppeloy h ngy.eneralv.c, ...