... I FORGERY BIY A BIRMINGHAM AND ?? tME'TiAL B3ROKiLR. At the Livorpool Assizes, 1.oaterdoy before Mr. Justice Stephen, John Penkman (42), metitl merchant, pleaded gailty to an indierment ceuirging him with having, nt Liverpool, on the l1th eand 1th Tunle repectivelY, forged and uttered acceptances to bills of exciango for ;x}fi1l. and A120. 12s. fd. DMr. Kinughor. appearod for the pro- secution ...

... ;I 3BIRMINGHAM COUNTY COURT, YEmT1RDAY. W ?? BEFORE MR. J, Mo-mrEnAio, Q. C.. JUDCFG. BILL OF SAIl CREDITORS.-An action to recover 215. 1 was brought against Msesrrs. ollogheY endl Davies, aire- tioncers, of 45, 1ull Street; by thb Nntional Mercantilo DInnhing Company, of London, and 3, Great Clharles Street, Birminghain, Mr. i3icleley appeared for the plaintifiti. and Air. Dule for the ?? ...

... LOCAL TdAW CASES. SU.PREAM COURT 0OF JUDICATURE. COURT(1 OF APPEAL,.-SATUtDAY. hsq. (AeeLords1 ,rtsliffe~a~imets, )aioacptfal/, send 7lsc s qci. NOnRTON V. TUJE LONDONT AND NOttTHIWE57ERtNRALA COMPANY. I The hearing of thid ?? Of thle defendants fromt a decision Of. thle Vido.fchancell~jr (Sic It. Mfaline), restraing thI tsessit from erecting a hoarding utpon cntrtatn land near the railway, ...

... tho In the Court of Appeal, at Westminsto:, on Stic Ahe Friday (before Lord Coleridge annd Lord Justices ti re.) Bramwell and Brett). the appeal Griffiths v. Lob Williams came on for the hearing of the argument on the rule nisi fo: -t tr ti-. olbt itud by the I defendant in Maroh List. The plaintiff, Jane pn Griffiths widow and adminiatratrix of her late G£e husband, Samuel Geiffiths, ...

... aG ?? TUESDAY.-Before Mr. J. C. Fogwtz (Stipeu. 5 of diary atA Alderman PFEL1LIPS. 6t R E. ALLGED- STAI.; Or & FOWL.-& woman of respectable appearance, named Ann Ottaway, residing in St. Helen's avenue, was f bronght up on remand charged with stealing a ?? fowl cm S'tarday n reos the shoo of MYr. led pork ban r, Goat stre. Mstbum kd Mis, _ohs adpolice coosbla deS a. pweed to th o of the case, ...

... T All 1iSU ALGITLHAO.a TFE hAL OF HILLEN. I rOEXE, iN THE COURT. The proceedings in the Court House, Sligo, wee ernesld eo Thursday morig. o Stringer, th de. tectivei onier, was examined, and Mtr. Baa, the C a t,'lrlsy ?? the defsenc, caused some amusemento byv his trciqbe-b and excited interruptiuos. He' kn corplained that the law adviser was reading a f novel during the cros~sxsexination, ...

... TUIESDAY. - Before Messrs. J. C. FOWLun (atipendiary magistrate), Thoa%6 Pai:LIp.S and B;CHAuD Runss. ASSATLTL CASa.-Jane ThOr s, Bedding 6t sidoren apped n a er to a smmons charging her with havn~g asate Gweflisu Thorpe on tbe 27thl n~t. Thewaws ly yrj man defendant wee ordered to pay nia ofi d 5s and ITCyW.sTIoi~-1 Ann Wdl~msria women, residing at n d a; Harris, single womn, and an inMLU of ...

... ~r i BXE AD COUNTY MA I TRATES' COURT. THUIRSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. B EIFORE ?ifEESSB. ;. SHAW, s. LBIDWArD, V A. tttNfl, E. LO6(iA, AMND T. R5. LEM. ; DZFtTIVE ScSLs.-James and Edward Benson, provision dealers, New Ferry, were summoned for .havingih thelrshoptwopairsoi defectivescales. Superln- tendent Egerton, inspector of weights and measures, rsaid he visited the delendants ehop on the 1ith ...

... TH~E RIOTE RS BEFORE THE POLICE COURTS. TO In connection with the series of disgraceful party .soi-disturbances which took place in the central and Ateriast soiuthern districts of Glasgow on Saturday night, a itreatnumber of prisoners were brought up at the Police meeting Courts yesterday. At the Central-before Stipendiary lira were Gemmel-the first case called was that against Lt of the James ...

... ,e a e A petition at the instance of the Glasgow Local P Authority was brought before Sheriff Spens st-me time t ago against Peter Young, honse factor, compltining 0 that a tenement at 6 Balmanio Street, being defective o e in light anld ventilation itt the lobbies thereof, ;was ri tIinjurious to the health of the iuniates. Proof was led in Ithe case, and yesteiday Sheriff Spens issued an ...

... .LA'W INTELLIGENOB.i HIGH COtltT OF JtS1'X.E CHANCERY DIVISION.-Nov. 8. t tetfore the Master of the Rolls.) t IRE THUS1TUAL SOCIETYtY.t Three petitions had been presented for winding up this I society, which had been duly incorporated under the t Companies Acts. The articles of association of the a society, nowever, provided that certain benefits shoula bo distributed amongst the members by ...

... Yesterday at the Bow-street Police-court, a professor of music, named Charles GeorgeWVentworth hxhpsoil, aged 3i, of 3, Caledonian -place, Worthing, ?? chargaed before Mr. Vaughan, on eleven warrants for frauds and larcenies, pepretrated on different dates during tho yoars 1874 and 1a.7 . Mr. Boxall from the Treasury stated that the prisoner was arrested the previous night, and it was proposed ...