... BIRMINGHAM COUNTY COURTYnsTErnly I I .. - - . _ = -_ BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS BEFORE MsfR. DIOTTERAM. Q.C., ?? Re WILLIAM HIouoiS, picture (baler, Cherry Street DIr. Colsuore appeared for the bankrupt, Mr. I. T. Bat. cliff for the trustee, and Mr. A. Young for a number of creditore.--lr. Marries, the trustee. said the debtor's asset wero estimated at about £700. t committee of inspectoia was ...

... SANI'T'ARY PROSECUTIONS AT DUDLEY. Yesterday, at the Dudley Police Court, before Mr. John Aston and Mr. John Bateman, John Enowles, of the Derbyshire I)airy; Derby. was charged with having in his possession milk, from which not less than 20 ecr cent. of cream had been abstracted, and to wilich nob less than 5 per cent, of water had been added. Defendant was also charged with selling such milk ...

... LIVERPOOL POLICE ?? WEMSIDAY, AUGUST IL BEFORE MR. 3UNSFIEDD, DEPC;Ty OETICE BaItrexxt AND DISSIPATIio BY Seeley, aged 15, Wililiam Papera (11), and Jeh, G.tq5~e~ (14), were charged on remand aith Tachn G a!rg ing the oiice of Messrs. Day and Izr tn ttD . manufacturers, Concert-street, and ?? Li ,£1L The office wa3 closed from the 31t ; ere, inrt., and on Tuesday followir~gtbesani 01,,Iterd ...

... ?? Were eflflen~tPR cw. ?? 17. These sessions were continued yesterday. at St. CGeorge's Hal:, before Mr. J. B. Aspinall, Q.C., and Mr. r1 7 ?? Webster, four months' imorisonment for steal. ing tovelli ig and other property belonging ?? *L. 1ipsn a:d A illiamz Boberts. Three boys, named William Papera, Seth Seeley, and J Jobs Gallmsgher, er charted wuith breaking and enter awar oan d Mrti ...

... jI TULL POLICE FORCE. T1I~~~ - - CE~.. I TgE SUSPENSION OF THE CHIEF CONSTABLt. AN INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE APPOINTED. Monday ?? a special meeting of the Tov.,a O heeld to take into consideration the minutes Cotilt tch Committee, the resignation of the Chief cof te a nd the remuneration of his successor. The Cerstabl~aerm2an King, ?? presided, and there .YOr (precent Aldermen Wailer, Leak, ...

... POLICE I LL GEN O ETB 9DA 1 ,4 ~tii I.; Iit'rulntN Dliv i~ .:(4froe~Mr 5 ). (z J. O'D ,nJl. Vsotei bCoz;nouci' A liintt hitutnd John SigS %va3't flwrgati x4ith hving 5aesitjjted biS wife furd dl30iji Ir. 1Rpogi'. o ptC her 'liuluibnii at 2e Den- 121uh satroet. E'reois the evideoce for tiio pU)6dekI- tionit nppviiremd tha on Saturday evening 5rs. oier,, vio. livei ?? bame' ?? re a efendrit, ...

... POLIOIE INTELLIGENaCE-Y ESTER`DAY NOWHlt'l'lN DIVISION. (Beforo Mr. C. P. O'Fisborty.) A5sAULT.-A ant1in named Deuis Crowvley won ohitrged with having on the ?? night, in Ifecklenlbhrgh-lae, ?? DInO Patrick ])oyle, aged three vsrs, inldicting on' him actuld bodily hart, ?? Doyle, mother of the injured boy, deposed that at halli-past six o'clock yjptcr.lnii morning she Raw'defendant in thc laue ...

... Police-coisstable PFank/c ilarrison, 143 K, was sum- moncla yesterday to Wvorsbip.street police-coclt for as- salilting James 1Carthy.-Cosnplainaint, ass old man, liv- ing in Buck's-row, Whitechapel, said lie was walkino ill Queen Anle-street, Whitechapel, on tbe 2Ssd of August. There was a largo clowd of persoils, ansi the constable and another polsceiialn were tryiag to disperse ?? answer to ...

... I THE PATAL COLLISION ON THM TONES. The coroner's inquiry into the cause of death of Mrs. Newcome, Mrs. Ballard, and the two young children of the latter was resumed, on Thursday, at the Anchor Hotel, Shepperton. The four persons named were drowned in a collision, on the night of the 24th ult., between the steam launch Excellent and a rowing-boat, at a place named Dockett, near Chertsey. ...

... EXEMWIN AT NAIDSTONE. Thomas Berry, aged thirty-seven, who was convicted of the wilful murder of a young woman named Caroline Adams, before Baron Pollock, at the late assizes for Kent, was executed on Tuesday morning at nine o'bloc, within the walls of the county prison at Maidstone. The murderer was actuated by a feeling of jealousy. Meet- ing the unfortunate woman in the garden of an inn ...

... I - On Thursday afternoon Dr. Hardwicke held an inquiry at Pentonville Prison into the circumstances attending the death of Thomas Giles, aged twenty-four, a prisoner undergoing sentence of seven years' penal servitude, after three previouy 4e9Ayictions. Captain Taller, deputy.governor of Penlonville Prison, stated that the prisoner was brought from Wakefield Gaol on Jan. 29 last, having been ...

... THE ASIZES AT DERBY. DW- i ind Not only was there a large number of criminal the cases for trial at the Assizes recently held at Derby, at ave but several of them were of an exceptional oharacter. 1N'S The facts brought out at the trial of ARTHUR BLOOD i nds for forgery were very extraordinary. No imputation m rial rests upon Mr. BEIRNsTEIN, the money lender; but it 1 ,to is probable that he ...