... COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONERS. At Crewe, yesterday, Richard and George Davies, brothers, were charged on remand with the murder of their father, on the highway, near Crewe, about mid- night on January 25-MrB. Leach was the first witness. She said that on the night of January 25, the prisoner George Davies came into her shop and purchased a box of Ugtncoaps. The prisoner Richard came into the shop ...

... BIRMLNGBAMPOIJCE COURT. YESrraDA.-Before Messrs. Cdoiore (Stipcndiary), A. Ctaksirliain, and G. H. Lloyd. A Vioumn FELLOW.-John Webb (24), no fiyed address, strike r, was charged on a warrant with assault- jug Alice Evans, on the 25th of January; also with assaulting Podice-constable Conolly whileintheexecu- tion of his ?? evidence was that on the date given the prisoner went into the Unicorn ...

... YEsTsBxRn.-Before fessns. Cooper, Sri-nger, and Weiss, and Dr. Griffit& CRBUXITY TO CaRinN. -John Morris and Emmna Glazebrook, both living at 8, Alfred Terrace, Church Lane, Aston, were charged under ?? for the Preven- tion of Cruelty to Children with wilfully neglecting and ill-treating John Morris, aged one year and five months, in such a manner as to endanger the life of the child. Mr. ...

... I THE BISHOP OF LTCOLN'S TRIAL. Sir Walter Phihlimore, in resuming his argument yesterday in the Lambeth Library-the Court being constituted as before-further contended for th legality of altar-lights, which had been in use -. Western Christendom since the time of St. Jerome, an. had, as Cranmer's works showed, become the common use. He dealt at length with the injunctions as bearing on the ...

... YNs-rErnDAv.-Before Mr. Cotmore (Stip.), the Mayor1 (Air. Clayton), anid Messrs. Cook aflno Parsons. A ViOLENT - RAILWAY PASSsGYR.--Peter Miller (27), described as an auctioneer, of 23, Barford Street, was . charged on remand with riding in a second-class corm- I partment with a third-class ticket on the Great Western i Railway ?? assault- ing John Bishop, an inspector of the railway. and ...