... THE PHEG NIX PARK ASSASSINATIONS. At the Guildhall, London, on Saturday, Christopher Quinn, who gave his address at Levy's'lodgirg-hlouse, Mint Street, Borough, was charged on his own confession, with being concerned in the Phcenix Park murders.- Robert Selgrove, living at 20, Dunstan Street, Kings- land Road. said that on Friday afternoon lie wvent into the Black -Raven public-house, in ...

... A -- ! . t . A most impudent robbery of jewellery, -in which the 4 thieves were successful in deicamp)ilig safely with property b to the value of about £0300., tookc place on Saturday morn. C ug on the premises of Mr. John MU. Walter, pawnbroker, of Alderegate Street. There are two shops, one for the a } awnbrokml~g business, and the other a jeweller's, the frler having a side entrance also in ...

... r On Saturday afternoon, the ]dorougls Coroner (Mr. e Hawkes) held an inquest at the Public OfHices, )Ioor Street, r on the body of John Baker, eged one year and seven . months, whose parents live at fcourt, 6 house, Adam g Street, and who died last Tuesday-Jane Baker, mother ; of the deceased, stated that the child was taken ill with a e cold on last Tuesday week, but on Saturday night he was ...

... SUICIDE Or A SURGEON AT HOUNSLOW. Dr. Diplocrl held an inquest at Hounslow on Saturday morning on the body of Dr. William Whitfield Elidwaris, who died from the effects of poison on Wednesday. -Dr. Whitmarsli, the partner of the deceased, etat!d l that he saw him at a late honr ol Tuesday night, when they were together for two hours. The de- ceased was in trouble at the time. Certain ...

... SAD DEATH FROM NEGLECT AT STRATFORD-ONT-AVON. An inquest was held yesterday, at the Town Hall, Stratford-on-Avon, before Mr. T. B. Couchmnn, coroner, respecting the death of Caroline Biarrhurst, an inmato of miss Newland's almshouses, Guild Street, who Was found dead on Saturday.-From the evidence given it appeared that the deceased wvas the daughter of a solicitor, and that many years ago, in ...

... BIRMINGHAM COUhJNTY COUII'U-*YnT.litDAY. BI3FOIrI4. Ml'..i 1RlP'T1RA1: IV ti 17re o GmSoGLo AiTJE1A-ThL debtor, descrihed as a tea l and coffee dealer, of 36, Cannon Street, Dirinigain, ha lia filed his petition for liquidation. With liabilities ustinated in it £1,000., and assets not yet ?? Upoon the ts Ipplication of Mecssrs Johnlsoll and Co., of 36, W laterloo tl Street, solicitors for tlel ...

... lVA.IRSVICK. jr qqn- TUOV1), F , r CAUTION TO MARLINE STOR DEALR.nt.-At the Court House, yesterday, Ifesry Wooidward, marine storc dealer, of West Street, was fined £3. for having purchased less than 1121T. of lead from Edward and WY illiam Smith, who ?? convicted in another case of stealing lead, and sen- tensed to imprisonment for one month. The quantity he purchased was 661h., and Mr. J. ...

... IRMMINGHAM POLICE COUT.-YTSTERDAY. Xe fore Mfessrs. .Bunsce, Russell, Timmins. andi J. Lowe. STEALING COAL.-lRschary Days (17), 23, Hanley Street, caster, asi( Johnca Ri~iby (13), Baget Street, same trade, were Charged With sitealingl 5ewt. of coll from the Wharf of Alessrs. P'arker and 1'robert, coal merchants, Bagot Sitreet. -on Sunday morning Police-constable Garfielsl was inl the ...

... The Quarter Sessions for the County of Worcester were commenced yesterday, at the Shire Hall, The Earl of Coventry presided; ant there were also present Earl Beauchamp, Mr. G. W. Heastings, H.P, (vice-chairman), Sir E. Lecbmere, M.P., Sir it. Temple, Mr. T, I. Hill, M.P., Mr. J. Brinton, M.P., Mr. T. Winn-Knight, MHP,, General Hawkins, Colonel Middlemore, Colonel Norbury, Captain Castle, ...

... The Quarter Sessions for the County of Stafford were opeded yesterday, at Staff ord, by the Chairman, Mr. T. F. Twuinloss. Thle following gentlemen qualified as meigietrates--- Mlesers. A. Nicholson (Leek), Wi. 2. Though (Leekc), E. A. Worthington (Leeik), J. Chadwick (Tamworth), WV. M. Ellis (Perry Barr), and T. E. Herbert (Swinne~rton). The, (Grand Jury wore sworn ccs followse :-Messrs. T. L ...

... WEST EROMWICH. A BoY CHARGED AVITiM Acso.-mAt the Police Court, E; on Sateorday, Georgo Geo (10), residing in Bromford Lane, c wves charged on remnnd with arson by setting fire to a rick a of hay belongingt to Ch arles Broolte, horso dealer, Bull s Street, on the 22nd ult. Mr. Sharpe ?? t Parker, a boy, said he saw the prisoner playing with fire c near the rick in the afternoon of tho day ...

... INQUESTS IN DIRTINGHAM. Yesterday afternoon the Borough Coroner (alr. Eawkes) held alr inquest at his Court in Moor Street, on the body of HanniahlClewer, a widow, aged 54, who died inlodgingsatlstiI, Wheeler Street, on Wednesday last week. She wats taken ill with bronchitis on Sunday, the 30th lilt., and her son administered brandy arid some ncdicille which he procured from Mr. Cross, ...