... BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-YaSTFnDAY. | Before Messrs. F. J. NAOCOARTfl, R.M.; WM. MASTmESON, J.P.; JAuES JEasISS, J.P.; and J. S. WALLACE, M.P., J.P. ASSAULTING A BARMAN. WNm. Beatty was charged with having assaulted Wm. Townsley, a bar assistant, on Sunday even- ing. Mr. F. Kerr prosecuted. The arrest was made by Constable MlKeown, and the evidene showed that the pri-soner had gone into a- ...

... ALDRTDGE. BREACH OF BE-LA-ws.-Yesterday, at the Rushall Police Court, John Baesford, ousdoor-beerhoase keeper, Pool Green, was summoned at the instance of the Rural Sanitary Authority for having made alterations in bhs premises without depositing plans.-Mr. C. Nightingale (ssaistont to Mr. T. T. Fisher, survpyor to the Board) gave evidence, and a fine of lOs. and costs was imposed. KIDSGROFVE. ...

... YrsTsRDAY.-Before Messrs. HiE and Dean. A CowrPLAD;ANT'S WITNESSES DISPROVING EaR CASE. -Michael W7ood, labourer, New Summer Street, was charged with committing an aggravated assault upon his -wife. Jane Wood, hose Pllave, Portland Street. - Complainant stated that on the 21st inst. she obtained a maintenance order against the defendant, and when she returned home be met her and struck her on ...

... ~In.~POLCECOURTS. ?? NiIIIPXI'l l.ONDONP -Mn.rw L~nce, QCI., Co0tn- - msrlie u.-iMr. Lante, QX., yetterdley took htier tft otter Ilvo weelce' hetlietto tilrnitegh severe iilnatt,,--341. D. A. RoIotitoi 1,11 Mr. A. 13. hait, ton beleth of tite tolititore lutd I1I ol itla coltniettol& wi, the hOuirti, ci- grittihitred hiut ut'ltlipil o11 htitlemtt ti rid arlt hlolld the Now Yeor would ?? tit ...

... BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY AT CARDIFF.- - -':The -Board of Trade inquiry into the -wriW a of the- steamshipj Canton - in the Straits of - Magella in October:last was resumed ad the- - Town-hall, Cardiff, on. Monday (before M!. r r T. -W., Lewis, stipendiary.; and Captains. Par- k fitt. and Ward, nautical assessors). M4r.. i Waldron appeared for ?? of Trade and aMr. J. P. lngredew represented the ...

... LAWFORD'S GATE POLICE sOUHT. YEBTERDAY, Beforff Resin W,.Sommervillena. (n .the chai),: A. Robinson, and D. a.. L Cave. A PECULIAR ASSAULT CASE, Thomas Fudge boot manufacturer of St. George, WaB charged wilh unlawfuly assaultin William Jameo Summerbill on Deoember 28th at Sb, George. Defendant pleaded not ilty, !and. mu R Holmon Gregory appeared. In. his.defence, Thebcomplalfat, a bay of 13 ...

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... DOMESTIC INFELICITY- N aE[sCHARGES AGANSVT TH 1tUSBAND OF k DEAF'X#' .U; of PROCEEDINGS IN THEE. PFCOLICE i COURT. ar edt' At Afarylebone'Police-coart on Saitncdav' Mc; ed coke heard the opeiliiig of. as etra--.. -ty ordinary oharge, in *awhich MIargaret. 1y Potts, au youngl sarried woran. -sumi . mowned her' husband, .Sinuel ?? dnsndm e P'otts, of 5, Diana-place, Mustenroadi for-in -o ...

... D-- -T- -NBRINHM UNiQUCESTS IN BIRBUINGH-My. EPIDEMIC OF BURNING CA.S3ES. '0 Mr. Oliver Pemberton (city coroner) held an inquest c at the Victoras Courts. yesterday, upon tle Lody of i Willlam Bull l6), who lived at 3 Court, 4 hunoe, Iailway T Terrace Vaaxhall Road.-Un Christmas morning the muoter arose aod lit the fire, and then returnednupstairs. 'lhe deceased and his eldebD 5siter wvut down ...

... I GLASGOW POLICE OOiMMISION, I The fortnightly meeting OF the Glasgow Police Commission was held yesterday-the Hen. Lord Provost Bell in the chair. STREET BOYS AND 5GIRI. Mr SHEARER proposed that the Standing Orders should be suspended, and that the following motion should be adopted:- That the chief- constable be instructed to prepare a return, to be submitted to the Magistrates, showing the ...

... JUD)GMENT IN AN APPEAL UNDER THE AGPRICULTURAL HOLDINGS ACT. Sheriff J'rowa hlas issued tilh follolwing inter- locutor and note disposing of an appeal at the instance of James Hiog,,, sometime farmer at Neitherthird, Auchterless, against an award by James Sinith Cruicklsarnk, Logie-Newton, Rothie- tiorinan James G~ilchrist, Newseet, Rothie- norman, referees; and Wm. Bothvwell, auctioneer, ...

... SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST. TEE FOREIGN OFFICE. AN IMPORTANT INTERVIEW. The Armenian Conference at Chester terminated yesterday. One of the delegates, in conversation with a representative of the press, ?? are: delighted with our reception at Hawarden. Mr. Gladstone sees with the eye of a prophet as much as he feels with the heart of . a Christian thati the systematic oppression of the Ar- ...