... BIRMING HAM COUNTY COtTRT.-YESTERDAT. BEFORE l1iE. RECISTRAIR EDWIN PAIRRY. Ine 'C JAMES WILIJAM CHeAPLe. - The debtor, described as l ane'of 14, Spring Bostd, Edgbsstonl, and now residing at 82, Digbeth, Birmingham, clerik to Thomas Chaphn, of 12, Bristol Road, Birmingarmi, sfonemason, sometinmes styled Chaplin and Son, hns filed his petition for liquidation, with liabilities estitnated at ...

... I THE AGITATION IN IJELAND. -THE STATE TRIALS. 'DUBLIN, Friday Night. The trial of'l'lr.~ Pernell; DNY.i and thle thirteen other metmbers of ?? National Land League cherged with conspiracy, was resumted ha' the Court of queen's Bench this ?? before 'Mr. Jrustice F-itegerald and ftIr. Justice Barry. The court was not very crowded, and outside the building compiratively few persons assembled, ...

... YEEDICT OF MAINSLAUGHTER AGAINS1 T THREE OFFICIALS. Yesterday Mr. Malcolm fthe Leeds coroner) and Colonel Yolland, of the Board of Trade, again set in the Civil Court, at Leeds, to take additional evidence respecting the deaths of Mirs. Mouthall and Enoch Lord. Mr. Boeql, Pali. citor for the ?? Company, was again in attcndance, Lr. 2. M. Needham, superint'indent of tile line, stated that the ...

... THE MURDER OF A SWEETHEART NEAR I ST~~~2AFFOR~D.I COiMMITTAL OiF THE PXEIONER. 3 An enquiry into the death of ffliimbeth lingnall, who met her deattinder suspicious circumstances last l'uesd.'y niglht, at Tixall, neur Stafford, was held yesterday, at Great Hsywood, before Mr. ?? Morgan, coroner. Plii abetli 1jagunel, residing tt the Ring. Hlaywood, identified the body as that of her daughter. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, On Friday afternoon a man named Charles Davies (28), emulo0yed at Glesse. ?? and Smith's carriage manuractory, Worcester, nttempted to commit suicile. Davies, who has a wife and tvo children, resided in 8an- somne Wailk, and for two or three days had been in a desponding state of minld. Ho wevnt to work on Friday morning its usual. and when tito dinnor ...

... BIRMINGHIAM POLICE, COURT.-SATCRD.0Y ?? ?? fore Miessrs. Hfolliday. Lloyd, Aveery, Jaj sly, anwi u~lfestincess. ALLEGED T!EFT OF BOOTS.-WVilli. Ta ?? (1 I braesasster, Lichlaehl Street, was committed for trial - the Lqusrter Sessions, for bavinu stolen two pairs of bot s from the siol) of Charles WV. Winkley, shoem'ker, lrs Hampton Street--The prisoner, who has been y irevioct convicted, was ...

... ALLEGED SWVINDLING OF POULTRY DEALEI.lS At the WVest Bronmielh Police Court, on Saturday, before Mlessrs. H. Adkins and J. H. Pearson, William Hanicher, of Cross Str~et, Wolverhampton, was brought up on remand, chaigc ewith obtaining large quantities of poultry by means of false pretences.--Mrs. Bearnish, whole- sale poultly d1ealer. Cork, said that on or about the 2ath of November ?? prisoner ...

... 'EXTRAORDINAIRY CHARGE OF FELONY .1 IAT DROIT1i1CH. At the Droits-ittcb County Pctty Seisions, on Saturday--hefore the Rzvfi,. I-t. V. Dof plai and IV. Lea, John ?? Ce-rdwslw, Wm. West,, lartin Glalsby, John Flyn, William Cord- wcll, James Goodwin, (;orgo tiralan), Alfred Taylor, Sanml. lrilion, Thomas Gocdiwn, Josepih iiepirstail, Martin Bryan Edwini Patrick and linry ES were charged with ...

... CHILD MIUHDE R A.T SHEFFIELD. Yesterday morning a shocking murder was committed at Sheffield, by a man named Charles Dlelry Sampson, whilht in a state of delirnz tresmens. Sampson is a tile- forger, and is 28 years of age. EHe had been married eight years, and up to yesterday morning he had five children, the youngest of whom was six months old. He had been drinking heavily during the ...

... STAFFORDSIIIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. ,- - ?? ?? The General Quarter Sessions 'or Staffordshire were commenced yesterday, a;, Stafford. There wao a laorge gctsedaneo of m1agistrates. Mr. T. F. 'Twemmlow (chair. man) prod nod emong, those present, were Sir Rupert 1ihe tic psesatnt ohairusin). Lord Wrottesley, Lord Haiher-ton, Lord Norton, the Hen. A. CI, (4. CanlthorPe, the lion, ii. (I. it1 ...

... i THE STATE TRIALS. DrJeLISÆ, Monday. i The Stats trials were resumed this morning, at tho Your Courts. If anything there was an increased number of people awaiting the arrival of the traversers, who, aS usuial, wore not in their places at the appointed time. There was a rumour going the round of the ball that pro- bably the Government would withdraw from the proseeution as aton as the ...

... SHROPSHIRE QtTARTEP. .SESSIONS. These Sessions were commenced at Slhreowsbuy vester- | day, in the Worldillg Mlen's Hall, the County ?? having been destroyed by fire. Mr. W. f,. Lov ndes, Chair- man, presidod.-I\ police rate of .jd. in the pound was ordered no county rate was needed. In regard to thre dertruction of the Sihire Ilall by fire, several roports were plresented. Tbhy attributed the ...