... PROSECUTIONS UNDER THE ADULTERA- TION ACT. At the Birmingham Police Court, yesterday, before Messrs. Goodman, Sturge, and Bichards, a number of milk sellers and publicans were summoned foradulterating their goods. Mr. Herbert, assistant Town Clerk, prosecuted on behalf of the Corporation, and Mr. Bickley defended in several cases. The case against Richard Genge, milk seller, Cromwell Street, ...

... +&LL~G~n A;O M~ E ¢. rA M M .t 1 4.1, %fTRY Mapl1- AtteMarlborough,street_ police-court *Oh,e ph .Bukl ,,of the, ' Alban's-place, wstpyingat 4eans.Htl t Wa cagetofbre Mr. Newton. with 01,uaixn' the death~ of a-'man mlined Thomas .8ihlyasalin i with, his umnbiela.. M.Eward Lewis defenae4 ti- rsnr h Lad to.ane Iwera o car u man named Fre4esick- fge-. FIrederiek Hodges, of -61 ...

... TN TIR CAnD? County Court on Thursday, before his Honour Judge Herbert, William Klinmouth, poultr merchiant, Cork, kreland, bronght an wction to recover from Thomas Ki.T emouth, poitry dealer Cardiff, the sum of , n5 Ss 8d, for goods sol. Mr. Vachell eppeared for the plaintiff end Mlr. Blelloch defended. Pt as stated thati for a eonsiderale te past defendant, s who asm fatherito the plaintif, ...

... THE GOWER MANSLAUGHTER' CASE: - C A - INQUEST AND VERDICT. An inquest was held at the Three Brothers Inn, Ilandymore, on Friday, before Mr. Gaskoin, deputy coroner for the district, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of Thomas Kneath, 82 years of age, who, as previously re. ported, died on. Wednesday from injuries he had received. - The first witness was Margaret Moore, ...

... 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, ...

... I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. e nsrdM se. RwpFZ$.s CRARGR8 OF FORGERY AND ROBBeEvY.-A XAGWS TXELAL REPROOP.-Wilhiam. C. Miilar, ?? repcabeapernewechargedvwta htl fre th nm of Jame Cavanagh to a bank oheque. hr Davies appeared for the Prosecution, and Mr. gow-ion for- the defence. The prisoner was in the employment of Mr. William Murphy, cooper, 22, Grmdwell-street, as clerk, from the last week in ...

... I LIVRPOOL POLICE CouRT I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. sEFORE MR. RAFFLES. A TnoUrm.xsowZ STEw An.-Bernard &nderson was charged with having on the 8th of December, at Charles- town. America, deserted the sbip Imogene, on board of which he was steward. The prisoner signed articles for a voyage from Fleetwood to Charleetown and back. At Charlestown the captain, Carl Bolin, saw him lpaving the ship with ...

... - T S The adjourned quarter sessions of the peace for the county of Chester was continued yesterday, at r the shire hail, Chester, Mr. Horatio Lloyd presiding in the first and Mr. J. Wood in the second court. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A WAVERTRES MAN. a George Fletcher, a young man, the son of a farmer at r Dunham, and lately resident at'Wavertree, surrendered to e his bail charged w ith unawi ...

... I BIRXENHEAD COUNY COURT. I FRIIDAY, FRBIUARY 23. RFl3 MnI W. WYNE P20ULXU, ;UDOG. ACTION AG.IINST TaE LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, of Lincoln, agricultural engineers, sued the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company for damages for the non-delivery, according to contract, ofrmachinery for exhibition at the last Birkenhead agricultural sbow. Mr. ...

... I.E IIUDDERSFIELD SPIRITUALISTlCASE. I THE HlUDDERSFIELD SPIRITUALIST CASE. TI - B T- hnsn -~ r -A.n 1A-- (il.1 on flnh. 5- In the Exchequer Division, on Friday, Baronis Cleasby ol and Pollock had before them the case of Morick v. Hilton, Bear te which wee an appeal from a decision of the juseices of the ment er peace at Hudderefield, by which thenppiellant was sentenced that to three ...

... LONDON, Monday, February 26. (Before AIIr. RBegistrar 11Muerray.) ESLING 01. CIOSSE. Thc Bankrupt sought to obtain a re-npening of accounts passed hv the Court in 1874, and the matter was brought on as ian a jouarud audit. The iroperty in respect of which a re-opening of account was desired, consisted principally of freeholdla id copybold estatte 1I Ipswich aund Haalegh, and Inte ili tho ...