... BIRMINSGHAM POLICE COURT.-TuEsniY. Before illessrs. Lowe, ifeontos, Rturfc, asr4 Ellis. ASS l oso.UI:I1NG A Ponscte-coN'srAsea,-'ieoea Bloxhran ?? calpenter, living ill Wilton Street, was charged with assaulting Policecconstitble Conder.-Yeqterday morning, about one o'clock, the prisoner was seen by the o Hicer $ tapp~ing'> at n winidow in the Gullet, Lichtield Stieet. W henl reslonstrqtedl ...

... A] ,L].GIL.G ) =cxGOZS±IJL' CIT B Y P A RENTS. I At the lirminghamii Coroners Court, en Saturiday, bo into P r, f. 1i-lwiceg, on inl est ieso heldil en tVI botly *,f a eliltl ntimed Williailln iarrieli, aged1 It year and nine mon0ths, wiho died ait thle We boni s eon W' meusly laIst, andI wIosIO de dith was all-etl to have icon accelorsloi by parcntal , ! leglect. Thle decosed woe the Okiii! ...

... I I M II P. ?? . ?? = = iBIRMING11ANI .POLICE COURT.-YEST~RwDA&Y.| Before Mefsses. AKvnnerofley ltWInl~aitill, MP?, Elkington, JPqadColoeo flv/ A SEPARATION Onnens'l GseANT'ED.-GCeaf G/iles, brulsh- maker, Court, Green 5ff-sot, was chlare \tsvoentl assaulting his wife,2 Elizabethl Gilcs.-Proescctrix. appeare in Court with a, bandace isound her headt and one -of 'lire eyes blaeckened. She ...

... THE PROPOSED ALTERATIONS IN ST. MARYS CHUROR, UABDIFF. e a DECISION OF THE CONSISTORY ee aosxr. d -- OAt adjourned sitting o the Consiory court of Whe diooeael, hold at UiAndaff, on Mondag a (before the Chanelltor lMr. J. E. Ollivant), the f decision ci the court was delivered in respect of a the petition presented by- the Rev. G. A. Jones, as the vicar, for the granting of a falty authorisidg ...

... - IllTi RITULIST g I .RMTI~ A T. M .TBHRH M so Ldj6W~j ofthe Cons1istoary AtnadiOfumnasdoewetmlV101 elnafn Mon. 'day, boler Mr, ].i. Ovst the Cksuesltcr,, Fand th Regfistrar, the Patiftio of ,the Rev. U. L. Jnetft *visr dC St.MaysW Church, CardW for'S thO trot application, Mr. F. de O. 'Hamilton ap. PePed gm proctor for the pet tioner, aud the ;,op ?? mes headed b Mr. Joha Gufflths, 'One of ...

... BIIREINHEAD COUNTY AUGIS- TRATES' COURT. .e I THlURSDAY, hARO1 13. BEYFORE MESSRS. B. BARTOX, W. Ma. MELLOR, AT T. Z- LEE. TRESPAStING IX -PUESanT OF GAMrE.-Tiro young men, brothers, namcd John and Thomasshytill, were ennmened for trespassing in purslit of gamne on land at Bidsten, ins the ccupat~on of Mr. Henry Pova l, and over vhietl Mr. W. Inmanl has the right of shooting. r. Costables ...

... ,.OLlTON PETTY SESSIONIS. a -C - -a.I~ MnsnSF. s. rCnrBox', ,9, J. cn35Rt, i'te : ., t ?? FLXiCIJFt.Ri ; MCe 7rn;.-Oh arles henears, veho dreodhibed hilnteit as ' a itayeln'ttr, was sirinolera; fir troepan'ing noi,'i'-I sig lti taI if Mi0' Ada Watts, -ati5.e'e ist:: t 4; o: thrle.:.r £ti. f itlett app-iar-r.' ?? 'l > I ?? ?? ?? 7 dfednt-a ci,,c leo -i}cltng iiay anl Miss Vet ts'S ?? an r'i a; ...

... i ?? POE :CO URT 'TiIE-E FOLIOE'VOURTS. the chiirg ~* bow ?? to,6tb 'tolid for, thqe i 1 6poae to hayve cob car a leni utIMW94, -AnR to attoing en ,gre t otanor., &~rt~ 'adja1 L OpatlI~l~tu? lrnkvid W it. i&aleg d'b1 behWU101'~ the end W~~a imato 13ad4wijgtbi*;y, 1-uta -dVtheU 4etlo Jaj~ Oet Wtbal? WIS.I stanis.an kuow a i~)$ r 8Ot A u, dabout 14.jhom be- N seribed stQB'4 vife w ...

... THE SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A LOND)ON DOCTOR. Dir, Adam Addison, 40, physician and surgeon, of Chelsea, and Mary Jane Boyce, married, were charged on remand, at Westminster Police-court yesterday, with feloniously causing the death of Mary Ann Robinson, on the 17th of February, 1879, Mr. Pollard, from the Treasury, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. W. Doveton Smyth, Bolicitor, for the ...

... s- --fl -l A Vow . YESTERDAY. (Before Mr. B. A. Fisher, Judge.) A lIllESSMAKER'S MISFIT. l1c'SC v. Gay-'1l'bo pltilitiff, a dressimaker, residing ait lIe.d nid-etrIC brought an action against Mr. Gay, of Cbende-pai', Redland to recover 15s. l0d. for work dorm tur defendanit's wife. Mr.C(rawsbuaw ap feared for laintiff, Mr. Cottanm. Castle for defonidant, ' ire defen- dN11t lied raid 7s. 6d, ...

... DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO M URDER A WIFE AT ST. GEORGE'S. At the sitting of the magistrates yesterday at Iaw- ford's-gate, a man named George Brittan was brought up in custody charged with violently assaulting his wife with intent to do her grievous bodily harm. The prisoner, who appeared very wild, was firmly held in the dock by two constables. Mr. Latcham (magistrates' clerk) informed the beach ...

... VERDICT OF FELO-DE-SE. Yesterday afternoon, the city coroner, mr. H. s, v Wasbrough, opened, at the Infirmoary, the inquest rela- ti tive to the death of Frank Sedgbeer, the youth who shot t, himself on Sunday night after firing two shots from a w revolver at his sweetheart, Emily Trlpp. Mr. F FP. l Ayre appeared to watch the case on behalf of the friends V - of the deceased youth, From a ...