... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT V AYDOCK ASYLUaL A paiat sand ?? ?? ineadui has , tbt dedh of Is yon =Y sn RI BU darghts cc XE. Gowwwor Ried Keen, of -Woringtm no deeaed. who was tweny yeam of g. we lihtly mental dersaged, sad n the ad* ot D. Stakey Eimfttx mad Dr.'Sharstf, the -me taken to the asylum onTue&Y edng. th Lthhieuat. It ras-, ged by be father with the pripid, of the estbliskmm4 tbat she ?? ...

... I HUNTLY SMALL DHBT COURT. Tq---. - -., Court was held inestiv The quarterly Small Debt Court was held in Zt! Stewart's Hall, Huntly, on Monday afternoon-Sheriff 20, Comrie Thomson presiding. There were 11 oases on sti the roil, but only 4 came up for hearing. at; TH. PAROOHIeAL BOARD ATID THE PETTY CUSTONSI. set George Gerdon Macpherson, inspector of poor, on be- sti half of the Huntly ...

... 7, !; ' -TS *1O IC ,UW -. ~~GUILDHATT. John .cUarsden, a&butoher and cattle dealer, carrying ou' business at Ashford, Derbyshire,, WaE summoned by the Commisaioners of Sewers, before Alderman Owdeni, for sendiug four quarters of beef to' market for sale aE humau food, the same being diseased and unfit for the food of mau.-Mr. Bayli3, the solicitor: for the Coomis- Eioners of Sewers, proseouted ...

... THE ALLEGED MURDER IN THE [ COMMEROIAL-1OAD. At the Thames Police-court yesterday, William Hadpress aud William Attiis, two young men, wero brought before Mr. De Rutzen, charged with wilfully murdering James Richards, a carmun, by stabbing hiLu, ane also stabbing Joseph Higlin, a carman, with intent to murder him, on the morning of the l;th blebruary, at Christian-street, St. George's. Joseph ...

... 'LAW NTELLIG1NOR.a SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. COURT OF APPEAL, LINCOLN'XINN. Miiaaou 27. (Before Lords JuBtioes James, Melish, and kBaggallay.) JAEE58 V. TU qSErBN (EsTrITIO or RiGHTr.) I this eae3 it' appeared that in November, 1868, a Mr. Davis, a free minor of the Forest of Dean, applied to the gavollor of the forest for an unoccupied gale or claim in it. The gavollor acceded tothe ...

... LA VS , q 4 , d ., nt~l 1. r I , , , flUP.BEM CQiuXLT 0O? JJDIOA.TUEIL 13otore the Court t iAOpe. ;AT ?? a fromatihe Uiebery piielosiq; Re F. Wlpll, 'sbdhetOr, Ba~th6head 3nglh-titrmcn' .oipUp. Cohpany (appeal ofthe Compan). C enat-~mda s Xrnemb'test (appoi.U .4t~bZ AT 1.-BevOe1 Ture AIAST5I 0r TilE ?? eon- ?? : ~Xttcheii v. Qomtreall. Demurrera ChdpP l1P ?? e.4R Jiaws-Trarnaj v. PTrkmns- ffw ...

... '?i BI'l '()IL SAPit ING A SSIZE. ORQWX COUIT.-fl1DAI. f/ft fats Ski'. Jnatire Sb uditts.l STABBING A PAIIAMOJUII ...

... LAWFORD'SGAT?P?TTY SESBION. J .lf Vl . - - -. -. .P.~ --.. MONDAY. Magistrates present-Major Castle, Dr. Goodieve, and : tha Roev. 0. P.. Davy. Rsobert Toicher, on remand from Thursday, Was charged with entering the premiseee ef blessrs. Evane's tannery, St. George's, for an unlawful purpose, on Wednesday night The inquiries made as to the prisoner's character havlrg proved satisfactory, he ...

... YESTERDAY. (Before Mr. B, A. Fisher, JTUdVc) BANKRUPTCY. Be MICEAEL SotosoN. 25, Portland-square, Bristol. The Registrar, who was the trustee in this case, asked for an order to close tho bankruptcy, and it was granted. Re J. W. BABwAGU, Highbury-house, St. Michael's-bill, Bristol. This was a similar case, in which the same order was granted. Be ENOCe WILLIAM JONES, of Brynmawr, Brecon grocer. ...