... - - TE ?? - - - I , - -C THE WHALIJEY_-WILL CASE. Yesterday afternoon, at Bow Street Police Court, d London, Charles Thomas, aged 31,- of Elam Street, if Leommater, described as a dealer; T. W. Nash, 38, an To Eaccountant of Bridge Street, Leominster; and Edward en( , C'unnell t(A), a wvire merchant, also of Leominster, tio . were again charged, before 'Mr. Vaughan, with feo- me i-iously ...

... rs BIRMIN adBRIGHAB POLICHCOU~R.-YE'STERDAY. t lid is ad Est In. lo 2g he lY' an is, *h. ry ill Er. a ts. Nk at a ed Ir, e- cll Er. he he or to lie ut Its LtS I ir, Is. 3 : bil ho to [id hlo he of go n, 5; he lie lie )r- to as Before Mlr. T. C. S. Kyaeiersley (Stipesddiay), Dr. siesscll, rind Mecssrs. Thnis7ins, Pocell WVilicanws, Bsurvce, Eo IV. If. Hart. SUPrOSED TnakiT. - Sambel Plumb (40 ...

... , BI.R1MINGHAM POLICE COURT.-SATURDAY. - Before illessrs. ?? ineazl, Jolhnson, Couchmnue, isnid HElolidap. 0 0TLRtGSEM OF Tvlu .-Lliza Brown, a married woman, t 1 Bailey Street, twas committed to the Sessions on a charge I of stealing a pair of bhota frmn the shop of Thomas White, ?? lill. Prisoner went into thc shop on thc pretence of buying a pair of boots, ant as she was leaving, without ...

... SERIOUS CASE, At the Birmingham Police Court, vesterday-before y Kynnersley (Stipendiary)-Will iam Francis (34), oliP 138, Lupin Street. was charged with stabbing hiswifo. Superintendent Sheppard produced a note from the rr. geon at the General Hospital, where the woman Iiesn j showed that she was in a very dangerous condition, hs received a wound in the right breast aa inch in sn,_, Under the ...

... WARWICKSHIRE. The Epiphany Sessions for Warwicishire opened yester- I day at the Shire Hall, Warwick. The following magis- trates wore prcsent:-Mr. J. S. Dugdale, Q.C. (chairman), Mr. W. Parlr Dicklins (vice-chairman), Lord Leigb, Lord Norton ; the evrds. W. . it. Bedford, W. S. Miller, and H. Mills; Colonels Alcbhen, Hathersll, and Creenway; Mlnaors Hood, Gregory, and Mason; Dr. Backnill. Mr. ...

... EXTR.AORDINARYCHARGE OF PEERJURY. , .zA ax,, i as; Arc ?? Mary Anil 1'owney, of 34, Winmer Street, South- Kensington, appeared at Bow Street Police Court, London, yesterday, to a summons charging her with committing vilfl ai nd corrupt perjury at the Hammersmith Policer Court. Mr. Poland prosenutdd ; and Mr. Formnan.C defended.-Mr. Poland stated the charge, and said that I this was an ...

... BIRMINGHAII COUNTY COURT.--YESTnDAY I - -- . w BEFgRE His HONOUR JUDGP C11ALOERS. S ILLGAL SEIZURE OF GOODS.-Elizabeth Fraser, widow, d 51, Stanhopo Street, Higligate, sued Thomas Miller Simop son, draper, Holloway Head, to recover certain goods illegally seized, and £010. damages sustained by their unlawful detention. Mr. Fellows appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Hugo Young (instruoted by ...

... SHROPSHIIRE ASSIZES. These Assizes were commenced yesoerday, before Mr. Justice Hawkins. GRAND JUIt-Y3IEN ITxED.-The names of the gentle' men of the Grand Jury being called over, only fifteen answered, there being twenty-nine absentees. His Lord- ship remarked that Ie was informed that there was agood deal of sickness in the cointy, and aslied that the names be called again, and in eighteen ...

... ldNTa1N 3 v. AsIc-'The bearing of this atppeal by the ,defendiant against the judgment of Mr. Justice North was continued yesterday in the Court of Appeal, before Lords Justices Cotton, Lindley, anid .Fry.-Mr. J. Napier Higgins, Q.C., completed his argument in support of Mr. Ash's contention that ho was not liable for the £160. balance of purschasc-noney which he haid been orrierote to ?? ...

... SUPPOSED FATAL STREET FIGHT IN I O BIRMINGHAM- Yesterday afternoon, George Savage (21), labourer, of 29, Tennant Street, was arrested by Inspector Prosser1 of the Ladywood Police, upon a charge of causing the death of German Lamb (43), of 23, Guildford Terrace, Guildford Street, Lozells, The evidence which has so far been ascertained by the police as to the cause of death is of a very ...

... THE BLENHEIM PARK MURDER, The magisterial examination into the etrnuesmranees con- nected with the murder, on the 12th inst., of William Beckley, aged sixty-four, formerly blacksmith and game. keeper, bat latterly keeper of the Water Meadow Lodge of Blenheim Park, wae commenced yesterday, in the Town Hall, Woodatock, A labouror named George Boddington, wls had been arrested a day after the ...

... m 11Tin ACTION TO RECoVECCt POsSlSSION O03 PRY 5IIS1. - tid In the Queen's Bsenclh Division, yesterday, the casc of Iry Lloyds Barnctts and Bosauquets Bank (Limited) v. 'vO Wigham, was resumed before Mr. Justice A. L. Smith, ty sitting without a jury. This was all action hrought by .-the plaintiffs, who carry on business at Birmingham, b agaist tho defendant, who resides at Kenilworth, to re- ...