... pnR-Al\NGHAA4 DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY. 'rhoe twentieth ?? meeting of the ?? of ?? Discharged Prisoners' Aid SocietyI !idt( yesterday in thle committee room of thle e Hall, Lord) LeighI (the president) was in the 'lnand there were also present thle aRods.C 'aneon I' owlby and ?? AV. Pert (honiorary saeer ttv) , nidermenC1 Aveory and ilsulaton ; Messrs. Jehfriay, J. 1,0svo A. Hill, R. ...

... BIRIUNGIHAM POLICE COURT. FRIDAY. Before Afessrs, Kynnereley (Stipendiary), Ellis, ichlords, and Deyin. A DISHONeST EMLrOYE.-Fdzvard Boberts (21), portar, in the employ of Mr. G. ill. ITazelton, jeweller, Icknic!J Street East, was sent to prison for three months for havirg stolen five silver brooches, the property of his employer. -The prisoner pleaded guilty. Wirn DLSERT1OON.-Ken1rp'y Jones ...

... MR. BRADLATUGI AND TITlE OATII. Tle Eojnweoal by )1r. Charles Bradltllghi against thc sC recent rmccinion of Mr. Ju1stice Mathew, which, in cs effect, cstablished thie liability of the mnemter for in Northamipton for. having sat endl voted- in Parliament without having taken the oath as rpsescribed by law, rils henrd yestcrday before l1eids Justices hranswell, :1aggallay m and Lish. It may be ...

... KDD3KMUNSITM - Ia L- 1- -ZRA t, % S rAasnO Cas.-At the Police Court, on Wednesday (before 'Mowssr. T. Banks, W. Boycot, and J. J. lasrv.e , George C1leaver wvas charged with cutting and wounding Noah rerks, on hlonday 'niuht.-Prosecutor, who had bis head plstered up, ?? he kopt a Ourse in Queon SSreet, and was a labouror. The prisoner lodged at the house. At ?? eleven on Monday night pri. ...

... _ -L-_1 _ . . _- S..: AA1 - ?? l. A 7 ?? A A Yesterday was appointed for the filing of the printed cases at the House of Lords in the appeal-the Rev. R. W. Enraght r. Lord Penzance and Perkins, The documents were not filed, and a petition ;sas prepared by Messrs. Brooks, Jenkins, and Co. (the proctors and solicitors for TMr. Enraght) for ass extension of time. Tle petition of Mr. Enraght ...

... STNGULAR DEATH OF A CH-ILD. :, Yesterday afternoon the Deputy Uoroner ?? it, 'd 'eces) ld an inquest at the Public Offices, Moor Strea. on0 the body of Jeanette Leary (7t1), whose parents residi n in Rea Street South, and whose death occurred on tile Eri ?? Leary, the mother of deceased, said li daughter was a pupil at the Rea Street Board Scihlao. At about a quarter-past one on the 15th of ...

... YRIP, A'nTEHIPTED WiFE ]IURTDEER TN WORCESTERl. Yesterday, hefore the Worcester city justieos, SSampson Waidrones, nailer, of Bourneheath, ]3remsgrove, was charged with attempting to mrlrder his wvife. It appeared that tho i woman left her husbanld and six children a few weeks sinew and enme to Worcester. Waldion arrived im Woreceter on Monday in search of her, and found hier in tire Beel ...

... | BIRIMING HAM1 CO IJNTY COURT. -YnSTESDVAY, Iirc'Onr TMr. lIEU5CTIIAiL UR EWTNS PA.RRY. Jn ie JOII MILL.sN(ITOY.-ThIC debtor, described as a grocer ?? provision dl.-aler, of 11, Market Place, lledditci, in ?? Coun ty of WVorcester, hais filed his petition for liqui- dlation, wit]b liahilitice estimated at ;¢515, and1 scoots not yet ascertained. Upon the application of Mr. Edward Lnadenl, of ...

... |EXTRAORDINARY ACTION FO- SLANDEI.| V In thle Quelst' Bench Divisionsi f thel 1-u1gh Court of Justi ce, Mr. ,luat-ice Field and a special jury were, eugaged during lasqt wearl iii lhearinig a riagoistr etton, to re~over damnage:; for libel end slender, the jtlaintilf being Miss M ?? sid the( defenden fr Juttsteie ib Philp. ~ tir. 2sortiis p!9 - .0., antd Mr. Bray seres counlsel for thle tI)L ...

... , WAPRWICME SPRING ASSIZES Cr~OWN COURT.-SATURtDA'l. Bunnoress Ali. Jus~reni Lopics. INDFlPN~T kqA~r,,uT.-Clarles; hfodglsins (41), labourer, who hand ptraded guilty onl tie Previouss slay to havingq indlecentlY niosaultecl a Hitlle girt mnamed Ellcn Ann Spult, woebouh u o ?? prosneutri~x, who fo thle daughter rd thle post.- masater at; Warwvick, was sent to Sherhournc on thle 22nd of Aliril ...

... THE STATE OF IRELAN1D. THME ATTEMPTE1D MBIURDER OF MB, LA3BART. Mr. Byrne, resident mnagistrate at Loughrer., with Mr. Bariry, sub-inspector of the district, and a large fdirso of poileoe visited, on Tuesday, the Boene of tho attempted sa8sosmnation of Mr. Lambart, near Agard, and made a thorough search in the locality, but wore rnable to find cny clue to the perpetrators of the outrage, It ...

... IMIPUDENT TILL ROBBERY.-At the Aleester Petty Ses- sions, yesterday, before Captain Gerard and Messrs. J. Smith, C. Andrew., and D. S. Gregg, a cabowner, of Alcester, named Thomas Strain, was charged with stealing £1. 3s. 6d. from the till at the White Lion Inn, Alcester, on the crd inst., belonginga to Dlr. G. Millington, the land- lord. It appeared that betw een five anld six o'clock in the ...