... MPIlE PUDDLERS' DISPUTE AT WALSALL. .. , .. . . _ I _. _ , 5_. _.7_ ?? ?? _ _ _ ?? __ : At the Walsall County Cour1t, yesterday, a Case waS in it vestigatesl which haid reference to the recent dispute at i the Cyclops Works (Mlessrs. John ussell. and lo ?? the11 Pleck, NValsa]l. William Moseley and William Clarke, who were recently empl'yed at the works, sued the comr .| pany for 23. 1.a,, the ...

... At the lionester Assizes, on Saturday, Mr. uslico Meanlst . was engaged all day in Icarisig tile casoe of Morrall v. iiioraiil, t an action to recover certoin propertyat Fenton, near Stoke-oll Trent.-Mlr. Staveley Hill, Q.,, Mr. Young, and Mr. R0se ere for tie plaintiif, and Mr. Mattlews, Q.C.. and hAr. Boswarillet for tae dtfewdhint.-Mr. lill, in stating ?? case, Foid that Sanattel Joseph ...

... TH1 LEAMINGTON LIBEL CASE. X ' ffi5ITA(5E.-ThlS action for libel and DF.01; u htby an cx-nminlster of the United Freo Methodist ?? bro11 w continued on ThurdaiY.-)Ir. Wmn. Heritage, Cirfleectid~lj soid thrat te pllahitiff's wife was forniorly his pet the eas d~ dvltry nllctionlite to him, and was always truthful clghteri t tire pislintifT. ?? acted as he considered himself rllt els knew ill ?? ...

... 5XVL' A Vt WEDNESDAY. Before Ilessrs. Kguiereeley (StipesediarY), Heatonj, sed ASSAULT 13Y A CABIMArt-lfcar! Lucas (43), cahsnn, Balsall Decath, was charged with being- drunkiend aesso.e4 ing Solonion rIsaacSchwshle, hairdresser,, Temiple Street, On Tuesday night prosecutor engaged prisener todv siine6lee and a lady friend to Bromeggrove Street. Arrived there, hE~ get out and. tendered ...

... SLAvTR Ii. CIracIte.-This was an action heard in tio Commont fleas Division yesterda,- before Mr. Justice Grove and a common julry, to reeovcr dancegee for breach of an alicged contract to sletiver a qeulicy of iron ...

... SOLMIHULL POLICE COW T.-SATURDAY. Before Are=s. H. H. Chatocd, R. Tasgpje, q. Peard, and Captaien oulsthee. CRUELTY TO A Hons.-Henry Crook, cab driver, Balslal Heath, was summoned for ill-treating a horse by working it while in an unfit state, in the parish of Yardley, on the 3rd inst. William Field, cab proprietor, was sunm- moned for causing the horse to be ?? were fined lOs, and costs each. ...

... LAW CAS .E 110WARD r. TTIE UsloN' BANK, oP BlflsttVo ,a5 -I Court of Appeal, yestcarlsy-before Lords jut t' Cotton, andi Bowvss--jssdlenent, was li~j's' 1, IDowardi v. the Lsios hlansl of Birmingha 0''a cz'e ~ which were concluded 0t ?? 19th isnst. kt sti ass- the trial before Mr. Justice Fry resultced in l plaintiff, for 7153. for i-ho dishonosirin ofatss A~sr~ hins on the hank , hut aL ...

... T: e CHARGE OF SENDING DYNAMITE TO LORI) SPENCER h At Cork, yesterday, it the trial of Itichard Hodnett, for sendin. a parcel of dynamite to the Lord-Lieutenant, Mr. Justice O'Brien ruled tiat there was no evidence to sestain the charge of sending r the dynamite, and that the case must go before the jury as oie of attempting to send. After an hour's deliberation the jury were e unable to agree ...

... SOLIEUILL POLICE COURT.-SATUrDAY. Before Afessrs. HI. H. Chf ftook (i11 the chair), R, Tari.v IV. C. Alston, arnl G. Beard. CH[AreGE AGALS'1T A PUBLICAN-mr. S. Gatle' (of the firm of idooke and Gatcley) made ass application t05a the case of Charles Myring, of the Bulls Hcf Yad, lll'a who is charged with having permitted drnii ennu9i On ln premises on July 14, that the hearing of the case ba p ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF A I CLERGYMAN. A summons, made returnable for yesterday at the Hanley Borough Police Court, charged the Rev, It, Topham, vicar of Etruria, with wilful damage to flowers at the Borough Cemetery. The proceedings excited some interest, and a good number of persons were in the court. When the case was called on the Chief Constable stated that defendant had written to say ...

... IBIRMINGHAM POLICE COURT.-YESTERDAYI Be foe Ofr. Kgjnnesrsley (,Stipencdiag). A DANeEriOUS LOAFER.-D'IoMS 1CCs hell's' (19), 5, HlH Street, labourer, was charged with assaulting two COiI stables in New Street Station.-Walter CharIcs CKYlast'll. a detective in the employ of, the London and Nortilh Western Railway Company, said the man was loitcrhin about the steps at the entranoce to thle ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF INTER- CEPTlNG BETTING TELEGRAMS. At the Manchester City Police Court yesterday-before m I3r. Headlam, ?? Lockwood Lamb and John Edwin Garside, telographists at the Manchester Central Telegraph Offlie, William Brittain, pulslisher of the M atester s.ening Mail, and Henry Hulme, chief iT oornpositor ill the sporting department of the same paper, fr were charged, the two ...