... YEsTEBDAY.-Bej'rc MecSsrs. &Smalffwo, Wills, Coo/c, ccnd Johnson. ALxEGoD PrEJVBY AT ASerTON.-George Adney, car- penter, 8 Water Street, Birmingha., and Charles 6tevenz, 183, Park ...

... BIRAIINGUAM POLICE COURT. YiEsTBeDAY.-Before _4lrMssrs. CoZan-er ?? White, Jacobs, Lancasomr, and Dr. Gr ifflth. Ex-r[1X ssvF; TiErIT OF BEER.-Henrs Murphy (29), Blews Street, boatman, was charged wit ...

... BETTING 13Y WOIMEN IN- BIRMIINGHAM. ?? made from the police show that betting by womeen is openly carried on in nearly es-ery part or thg city. An otbcer who has speut a good deal of his time i: looki ...

... THE YORKSHIE1RE RELISH LITIGATION. In the Court of Appeal II., yesterday, Lords Justices Lindley, Lopes, and Davey had before them the appeal of the defendants in the case of Powell ...

... - * YSTERDAY.-Bfrfre Mr. J. S. Dizyjdie, Q.C. (R,.ccrfer). PLEADKD GitG-LTY. - Amv Desmond (26) pleaded guilty to stealing' a gold watch and chain and a diamond ring, belo ...

... THE HANDSWORTH POISONINGa CASE. The ndjonrned inquest into the circumstances attend- | ing the death of Ada Clarke, aged 2%4 years, whose, parents live at 23, Brewery Street, Handsworth, wasr held yes ...

... In the rrobate and Divorce Division on Saturday- before Sir F. Jeune--the case of Hughes v. Hughes was heard. A petition was presented by the wife praying for a judicial s ...

... YESTRRDA)Y.-BnJore Mfessrs. Willis, Iaics, allCZ Cooper, end I)r. MalIns. FRACAS IN A BEa.-Henry Wells, a respectably-dressed man, living in Lennox Street, was charged with unlaw- ...

... COURT. YESTERsAY. -BSfore Messrs. Celmore (Stipil, Fisher, G;. Tarngyc, lRZrnd, Edcwards, a-ndZ Dr. Warden ROBBING A LETTER-BOX.- Arthur Sandoz (14), 4 Court, Hall Street, was charged with stealing a cheque value 4. 13s. 7d., the property of W. F. Needham, Branston Street, bamboo-goods maker. - On the 7th inst. a boy called at prosecutor's office and presented a cheque and purse saying another ...

... INQUESTS IN BIRMINGBAM. At the Victoria Courts, yesterday, Mr. Oliver Pemberlon (city coroner) held an irqu-st relative to the death of William James Greenhill. aged iS months, the child of .Tames Gre ...

... i I _ _ _i ATTEMPTED DOUBLE MURDER AND C : SUICIDE. Abouta quarter-past eight o'clock on Saturday night the neighbourhood of Kennington was thrown into a state of intense ex ...

... ! , TRA-NSFER OF LICENSES. - I A Fpecinl session for the transfer of licenses was held at the Victoria Courts, yesterday, before Messrs. Harris, and Cook.-Mr. Jesse Herbert applied on behalf of Messrs ...