... GE.NERAL NEWS. [BY' TJfLIClUAP-.]r THE 'PIMLICO M1U )RER. Frederitk Treadaiway was found guilty, yosterday even- ing, at the Central Criminal Court, of the wilful murder of Tqhn Collins, at' Pinilico, on December 15. Hr. Justice Lush passed sentence of death. -TE ALEXANDRA PALACE. The Alexandra Palaeo and grounds were put up for sale at tho Mart, London, yesterday afternoon, but were not ...

... THE SHAMEFUL - FRAUD ON THE BENEVOLETY AT NORTHFIELI?. At the Balsall Heath Petty Sessions yesterday, before Messrs. J. F. Swinburn, J. Carthind, H. tlawkes, tuld J. Bartows, Thomas Clarke, aesat McIntosh, comio vocalist, No. 2, Lawn Teirace, Cuckoo Road, Aston, was brought up on remand, charged with wandering abroad it Nsorthield, on the 29th of Novomnber, for the purposo of soliciting alms, ...

... BIRMINGHAM_ POLICE COURT. YESTERDAY. Before Aressrs. T. C. N. Kavnsersleg'q (Stipendiary), A. Bill, .E. C. Osborne, and A. J. Elik-ingten TOTL CLEVJR CAPTURE OF THiEVES,-.John Coonn'iff (1G), 0, I'ark Street, brasseaster; Samutel C(hilling- ?? 117), o Court, Cheapside, tubedrawer; F¢rederick Farmer (19), Court, Meriden Street, labourer; and Samuel Clarke (20). 90, Park Street, labourer, were I ...

... THE ARTISANS' DWELLINGS ACT SO-HEW' I AT WAWAL'L, Yestordav motning Colonel P. Co); OX., renumet an of enquiry at the Guildhll2, Walsall, as to tdei proposal on 3, the part of the Town &Concil to spply thes Artisans' and Lt I-aonrrs' Dwellings Act. t the Towesoeld Bank hnd or Mrsh Lano pait ?? thh 'town. In' the 'absence of the Town Clerlq who wns in London on Parliaunentary busi- enss for the ...

... BIRMINGHAM POLICOF COURT. a SATURDAY. ; Before Messrm. G. B. Lloyd, W. Holliday, J. Jeaffsay, asd T. Aver#; Tan's rt TinE ?? HALi.-G'eorge Franklin (24), fitter, Willis Street, was charged with stealing two cups, value is., from the stall of William Reynolds, general dealer, Market Hall, on Friday night. Prisoner at first denied the robbery, alleging that he purchmaed the goods. but ultimately ...

... | tVIKSHIREASSIES.-\YESTE RDAY. I CROWN COURT. BFORtE BARON Am PHLETT. AT T1SO1.-31ary Robinson (14), servant, wasR! Arsof ra ving on the 22nd of February, set on fire lic ite. rng to a cradle, with in'ent to murder Joseph -. Cos.eri -rI- als for baving, on the 23rd of et tlve to a bed, with intent to ?? I );b i it.r Arim IIarris, and Frederick James I ?? for having, on the 26th of February, ...

... IMIPORTANT EXCISE PROSECUTION AT CREL'ENHADM. At the Cheltenbam i'olite Court1, yesterday-the Mayor (Alderman W. Nash Sdldicorne) in the chair-aninsiertant prosecution by the Exciso authorities, whicis had stood adjourned from a, month Previously, caine on for hearing. Messrs. Josiah Stallard ahd Co., wino merchants and dis- tillers, of Worcster, were the defendants, and they were enrmmoned ...

... _ ! ?? CONFEsSIO OF_ M1RDE= fi0. trA C°- - ?? I., -o ~ P M ~ t0 ,0 -1 - ?? M borowegh.-street, on Friday, Joseph R.nkln trde chi ged i own confession 'with tha murder~of: Mary Sullivan, sit, kitre Bridg, Easit-ead of, London, a1 m1onth 'igo0. He was ,remanded, , 0i A H E ~ t H/;i fTheprisoner, J6li 'IBul, who was reeutl' corn-. ?nitted from..the: Hu Police-court on. charge of, :pirita ...

... FRIDAY: Betore Mr. T. R. TnAvIs. ASSACuLT.-Mary A. Canning pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting Harriet Godney, by kicking her twice, a week last Saturday. Ordered to find two sureties. BRUTAL, ASSAULT ON A WIFE.-William Kcrarren '*as charged with violently assaulting his wife, Mary i McFartern P.C. Mawhinnie, by whom prisoner had been apprehended, said the assault! had been of a very' ...

... I ._ __ ife On Tuesday, at the Hull police-court, before Mr. en Travis, William -Carter, a policeman in the service of lht the North-Eastern Railway Company, and his wife, A. -Elizabeth Cirter, were again brought up on the charge re of stealing 247 from a chimney at the house of an rs. engine-driver in the service of the Railway Company, of named George Sykes. Mr. A. Rollit prosecuted, and of ...

... Yeiterday, Mr. Horatio Lloyd gave judgment in the cross suits of the Sarah Ellen, of Liverpool, and th? Aberytewith StostmtugOompanywhich havebeen bolero the cons t for some months. le ?? are crosc snits, the former instituted by the owners of the Sarah ElIeu to recover from the owders of the steamrer Aberystwryth damages laid at ele° for Injury done to the heeah Ellen by those In charge of ...

... IJVERPOOL POLICE COURT. I TUESD~AY. DECEMPEIMA 16. i; FOLF 35R. ItAFFLUS. rv'i'ollan Lose. Yirm CAeE. -Charles Rudo'ph Werner, a Germ ?? who delcribed htmself as a surgeon der tint, was brmught up on suspicion of stealineg a number of articles.-Mr. Dvesis, prosecuting solicitor. said that the charge against the prisoner would uti- mnately be one of stealteg by means of a trick. Tie priterer ...