... BIRMINGHAN POLICE GOURT.-YESTER1)AY. Before ilessrs. Ellis, Loire, MAfton, Wrsight, ?? CcoodricA. CIHARGF OF AMss.;tLT AND RnOrST:RY.-T/oe aS trt 71t- ley (26), brasi-cstcr, 75, Farm Street; and Esivin Cot- 1eiil- (924). machinist, 2?, ?? Street, Were charged with violently assaulting Henry Cooper, a ?? hawker, and r(bbing him 6f 2s. 6'.-Cooper said he was in the Gem publiqlhouso, in ...

... CURIOUS INOIDET ATDEBIBY - ASSIZES. I ?? _ , IL . .. ?? I.. ?? . . ., . . . . , heai cane hed at the Dir~y Asmizas, ona Thuzts. ay, in mhich Iwo dom~etl servants 'wero E fwi theft3 th judge (Hr. Justice Graves) having said the Xcan would be 'Sdjouree til Friday hef objeoted ~~ha, thy ha mad u- their minds, M thei amuen ap the jydge mor the sphs of ?? thefr varict. dThr5 md that in these ...

... TH.E BA NE ]R e R;0S SS 1 MRDER. lookini TRIAL. AND' SENTENCE OF, sie i back O1 i ?? from ti Wha ?? ~~And court-y HOW HOW HE TOOK THE VERDICT. ?? Bint ?? D id How and an INCIDENTs OF THE TRIAL. there i Won garden up, to Lnnns, Tuesday. ) Mr. The trial of Charles. Peace, for the murder of Mr P19 Dyson, has, as might have' been expected, caused th eeisino greatest excitement ,i Leerii and the ...

... COIRONER'S UQUESTS. 011E MR. CLARKE ASIPNALT --nr BEFORE MiE, CLAlRKE ASYINALL, BOROC.-GH q0ROHNE. are On the brodyv of I;i rt Price, three months old, Y7- SOL of JoEn Priore, a su-inter on the railway, and sry who liv, I ;;t :d u . c i, iwright-street. The child hat bad been o errtaul- - 'Iu! o Thursday morning. 'he The jury r.--i l verdict of Accidentally I of stfor-:te Ity Qn the i -. ?? ...

... CLOSE OF THE TRIAL. ca at In THE SE.NTENCES. THE CLOSPING SCENNE IN COURT. go at, Sli EDINBUREC, Saturday. ki The closing scente Of this remarkable. trial was nit- ' usaedl to-day in. the HigIh Court of Justiciary. The ,ee, pr'sOnet-s, who -ere found guilty by the verdict f ,,f the juiry yes-terdaly afternoon, were brought up to TI r~lejudigment. Mr B1. S. Stronach, the manager de ;nd a ...

... FRE POLICE COURTS MANSION HOUSE. Mr. DCrrnard DunkCls J1ii/der, hop merchant, at the Hlop EXcohange Borough, and hlr. CarC Steitz, toy merchant, of Little Trinity-lane, appeared before the Lord Miayor for final examiuation, in answer to ad. journed summonses charging them with conspiring togs- ther-to obtain and obtaining 301. from Mr. Louis Charles Alexander, the official liquidator of the ...

... GLAMO1RGAN ASSIZE. gt 'i CROWN COURT-YESTERDAY. to (lkfore M Afn Commrissioner Afauie,) w STEALUNG A POST LE'TTCEI d f John Houeld Grifflths, letter carrier, was charged with pi stealing a postletter, containing 10s., the property of the oc v Postmaster-General, being at the time a servant and in v the employ of the authorities of the Post-office of the di I United.Kingdom, on the 28th October ...

... - a C' rn.,f n hmffrn t-f A P2 ide In the Divorce Court, yesterday, before the President and a special jury, the case of Norton v. Norton and Grantloy was tried. This was a petition presented by Colonel Norton for the dissolution of his marriage, on the ground of his. wife's misconduct with John Robert Brindsley, Baron Grantley. The respondent and co- respondent denied the allegations, There ...

... Judgment in the appeal of Hengler v. Myers, the hearing of which was commenced on the 8th inst. and then adjourned, was delivered in Lincoln's Inn on Wednesday. The Court was constituted by Lords Justices James, Bramwell, and Brett. The appeal was from an order of Mr Justice Fry that the defendant should pay to the plaintiff the sum of 48 in respect of twenty-four representations at the ...

... 1W, CUSTODY COURT-YSmExRDAY. Les [Before C. D. CLIrFORD.LLOYD, Esq., R. M.j 20 STON&THAOWIG ON THR CRUffELIN ROAD. '0 A rsan named Robert Crawford and a boy named to Owen MICaffrey were brought up tn custody of 0( Sub-Constable M'Hugb, charged with fighting on to, the Crunlin Road the previous evening. Sub. Constable M'Hugh said that about aix o'clock In the evening, as the workers were ...

... MWI)L .S .X SESSIONSF (Before Mr. P. IU. Mdlm, Q.C., Assistant-Judge.) Louisa Reowull, sot down in the caleniar as 14 years of age, but not appearing more than 10, and but just able to look over the front of the dook, was indicted for having stolen the sumn of be. (d. aid a purse, tho moneys and property of Alfred Edward Rowell, her fathbr.-Mr. Woodgate prosecuted, the prisoner was undefended. ...

... COU.JNTY COUR IST REPORIrT S| H ADYLEIGH. FATUIIDaY, February i5. (Before J. I' Abdly, Lsg., Judge.) OCLAIM4 FtOR A SETr OF lit&IWESii. Charles lV~lght, dealer, of Has~t ?? , V. Williamt Rose, Alsot II deleor, of Rustt Burahol i.-.Acttlt Cto recover £2 105,, the VfIIIe of hartness tunlaw fully detal ned. 'rTe Pi.,luwiff .iiid ?? III 8ptembohr, 1378, lie met with ain OCClIIOALe ndi It WHO t ...