... Bi1IRINGHIAM POLICE COURT. YESTER DAY. Joit J1 0es)se Kls.snle'rolr ?? i Lrny lfjie, 'I. Go( moe1nIa, aid iramc. ititiite.ZI.EMiO T-Chnrl~los 11rkor (27), baker, 4, back 50, Ford Street, was filned 40d. and coets, iu defuilt one month, for embt;boling s, 6Vd. front his employer, Jolin etale ba';er 168, Park Road, iocklIcy. Prisoner pleaded TltPIv'rs !liOM ?? Fit2gerald, aohtei Nnarsaill, ,i, ...

... CRIMINAL AND JUDICIAL. STATISTICS 'OF - - .: ak IRELAND. : . TheI Registrar-General's report- on the . ariminal .'and judicial etatistics of Ireland for the year 1886 has jist been issued in the form of a Blue Book. It shows, in lthe first place, thbtt there las. been a dmerease in the.totall number of criminal offences in Ireland'in 1886 as em-' pared,,with 1885 ;: in the next place, that the ...

... 6.B131MUNGHAK POLICE. COUR..: YEsRUeDAr,--liefore Meisrs. fill (Deputy 'Seicndidy), Copk,!and aler,: MISC1IIEVOu8 BOYS. - Eeney Joseph Be kett (15), living in LittleoBng Sjireet. was surmmoned foT trespassipg onl the 'Great W'etern 1aihy1ay, Mr. Cross (Builer' Bickley, and 'Cross),'instru'cted by' Messrs. ?? ?? Co., appeared to prosecute on behalf of the company ]He said that he should 'eall ...

... THE SUICIDE OF A BOOKMAXER. Mr. Carttar, West Kent coroner, as was briefly stated in our columns yesterday, held an enquiry on Mlonday into the death of Charles Sinclair Middle- ton Cox, aged forty-three, a bill-discounter, of Rose Lawn, Southend road, Lewisham, who on Friday last shot himsolf in the head with a gun, lie being at the timo awaiting his trial at Stafford Assizes on charges of ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE AND SHROPS1I1RE ASSIZIS. YIZSTEP1IiAY--fCeuiiC Arr. .fnatrr ?? tnt Siitii'SIli- COtNSPIRtACY ?? tnivni;against FGerg levioi(3) Ii~i ve ilrer FrndickMral (),taelr ;Lewis ?? draper, ailL Pic r I 'gos5(l ?? viLliaY to fchat soild ilfrau ?? rancis ~si~ilC Wa f £53 a esisr.Charles 1oiindictiment et i the ethier' jirrsoiVrs, hail 'eij~ td sicie sli list waitiing Iris trial. Air. ~ fril ...

... With reference to the recent disturbances in West. minster Abbey, the Commissioner of Police, at the reqluest of the Sub-Dean has arranged to take steps, should it seem necessary, for the neprehnnsion of brawlers, and to prevent disturbance in the abbey to-morrow. Canon Prothero, writing to the Vfrwes with referenoe to the visit of the unemployed to Westminster Abbey last Sunday, says :-The ...

... WORCESTERSHIE_ ASSZES 13aron Hullddleston resumed business ou Saturday morn. ing in thoe Nisi Prins Court. AcrioN 1you DAMIAGLS FOR PERSONALr INJURIFS,- Drew v. Paili.-Mr, Dorling, QO., and Mr. Lawrence (instructed by Mr. Boauihanip) wero for tho plaintif, and Bir. Alfred Young aud Blpr Rea (instructed by Dir. Miller Corbet) for the ?? is an auotioneer,, in partnership with Air. Baynton, near ...

... v . .. . . I .. . YESTERDAY.-Bjeorie Messrs. 1aoRon aridl Pcylon and ulfajor As/I, DflsUtN ANI) ASSAULT.-Thomas Bradley, pearl-button maker, back of 49, Cromwell Street, Birmingham, wa5 charged with being drunk and disorderly in High Strect, Aston, on the 24th inst.. and also with assaulting Policee constables Raven and Alalin.-The Bench fined prisoncr 5s. and costs on the charge of being ...

... INQUESTS IN BIRMIINGHA-A : Mr. ?? (coroner) held an enquiry at Lis Court, Moor Street, yesterday, upon tho body of Erliza ito (22), single woman, 7, Laos's Buildings, Stour Street, T1ho deceased worked at the Enamel Works, in Bradford Street, and had frequently complained of pains in the bhad and bowels. Sho svent to work up to lastlThursday, weibn she spoke of having a sick headache, and ...

... . PROSEOUTION OF THE LORD MAYOR. The summonses against the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Mr. T. D. Sullivan, MLi., for publishing reports of a sup- pressed branch of the National League in the Nation news- paper were down for hearing in the Northern Division Police Court, Dublin, yesterday. In onsequenoo of a sspecial meeting of the Corporation for the election of the now Lord May6r taking place at ...

... Mr. Hawkes (coroner) held an inquest yesterday, at his court, Mloor Street, on the body of James Frederick Watts (3), whose parents reside at 5, Victoria Grove, Nelson Street South, The deceased, with an elder brother, attended Bristol Street Board Schools, and on Monday, mid-day, at the conclusion of the morning school, he was crossing the road in Bristol Street when lie was knocked down by a ...

... I Yesterday afternoon, at the Dudley Police Court-before Alderman Garrstt and Mr. W. S. Gorton-John Garner, landlord of the Horso and Jockey Iun, King Street, was charged with haeine used his house for the purpDso' of betting on the 24th Ootober.-Mr. Warmington (the Town Clerk) proseonted, and Mr. Hugo Young (instructed by iMr. -B. lebbert) ?? Town Clerk said there had been a previous hearing ...