... MR. NEWTON AGtUIN. At the Marlborough Police Coart. London, on Monday, W1liaan Knight, landlord of ?? Admiral Iluncan publi :- house, Old Compton Stre wa summoned hy the police ior selling liquor to a drunklen unat. and for permitting driniaenuess on hies license-d ptemnises. Mr. Musiets, sdlicitor prosecuted: and Mr. Lloyd Hnn'.phreys solici- tor to teo Westminster, Strand, Pjmli(o. and ...

... WAR WICKSHIRE. The business of thes Michaelmwas Quarter Sessions for tbe county of wars,tvvk %waSi tegrin at the Shire Eaul, Nvarwick, yesterday, before~ Mr. A1. S. iorrgdale,, Q.G.. Rttecorder. Theea her justices presenit were thre Mlarj015 of Hertfurd, ,Lord Leigh, Lord Norton i Ewr J4ewdigate; M-,sara.WN. ?? LirckiuO5 (deputy chasirman,, TF. M. tjouicrtxe .1 Y. Robins, S. Lloyd, S: Latens, ...

... BIlRIx-SlNGHAM POLICE COURT. Y| umaua xY- 'c-oh-e )1fCeST$,. Coiu Mre (Slip.), Fetlack, Hart, Xudlow, and Dr. Griffith.s. ASS.AsrLTS ON 'I'5rfi POLICE.-Charles Warner 20), gold- beater, 22. 1Eldgtbasato Street, and Thomas Gioves 117¾, brass polish.-r, Holrst S6tre-t were charged with being drunk and di-,oderly and viulentlv assaulting the policc. On Saturday ni ght i.risoniets and a gang of ...

... LOCAL DIVO11CE SUITS. HALL V. HALL.-In the) Divorce Division, yesterday, Mr. Justice B1arnes heard a case in which Mrs. Mary i Ann Jane Efall ptlteontd fur a. divorce Isom her husband, Mr. I'fsward Hall, a farmer and publican, t with whom she had lived a, Shipley (near Wolser- i bampton), at linuer (near htourunrdge), and other pla es. Petitioner alleged cruelty and adultery, and c there wa; ...

... At the Worship Street Police Court, Lopidon, yester- day-before Mr. Busbby-Thoma. *aype, a police- constable stationed at Bethnal Green, was charged on suspicion with causing the death of Walter Giourgi, a cook, of Hamilton Street, Bethual Green, by kicking him on.the head in Palm Street on Thursday, the 26th ult. At the coroner's inquest held on Tuesday nightsa verdict of Wilf al nriurder ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A alimy- MA.N. At the Middlesex County Sessions, on Saturday, the hev. Walter Hind (471 was indicted for inde.:ently assaulting Beatrice an2d Hilda Swan, two little girls both under thirteen years of Age. Mr. Arthur Hutton prose- cuted, and Mr. Geoghegan sadMr. Lay'-ester defended.- The case tor the prosecution was that the defendant was in Qgngsat and 5epteml ...

... IN-QUESTS IN BIRMINGHIAM. The Birminnham Coroner (Mr. O. Pemberton) held an ingquest yeaterday morning at his court on the body of I Cyril Cum~mings Stone 201, hardware merchauts clerk, 97. Alexandra doad. Deceased was in the employ63ent I of-31rsers. William Roberts and Co., Summer kow. His fathpr, a Birmir gham newspaper compositor, sgted I that the deceased had an illness some eighteen ...

... MAGISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS. Yesterday-,a ?? Police Court-before Mr. HoracE Smith-Alexander Sarn; (45,5, of 108, it. Paul's Road, Canounbry, a manager of a branch establishment of Measr Elldngton and Co. (Limited), was formally charged with being concerned with Henry Bailey, in custody, and others not in custody, with stealing and receiving, well knowing the same to have been stolen, thirty-one ...

... iBIRMINGHAMQUARTERSESSIONS SATV RnAY. -E~ef Mr. J1. S.;-DtpdA~ Q. C. (Rgcorier).B PLP.AOED GUxnTr.-Ernest Gays (19), butcher, Walter -i Hutchings (17), bicycle-maker, and John Price j18), egn-cleanier, who had pleaded guilty 0i heinz con d vegne in the thefts of bicycle fittings front-Mebssrs. Allldar and Crulons and th4 Cycles Copnuonetts Chropin'yl; it were brought up for sentenr-o--Mr. ...

... YUTNG'S HEATH POLICE COURT. YESTzzDAY.-BefOrt Massrs. Lane, Elliott, Onions, and Jersks. NEW RATES FsOR YARDLEY. -The juscties, on the appli- cation of Mr. F. Matthews (assistant overseer) sanctioned the following new. rates for the parish of Yardley: Naorrate, is. 4. in the pound: special sanitary rate, is. The figures of the last half-year ware Is. 6d. and Is. 2d. respectively. ADA!N ...

... YESTE)AY.-BeforC Messrs. Hill, Pailack, H. ataminf- luin, J. Lowe, Barrows, and Lord. CHAncE OF Oe'rArIsNI A HOB;FS BY FALSE FrF. TEcNCS.-Alhert Freeman, a respectably-dressed Youngt man, who des ribed himself as ai commission aE7.et, residing in Wolverhanaptun. was charged with obtaining a horse by false pretences from Valentine Haye3, coal dealer, e6. WoLteley Street, Birmingham. Anotheriman ...

... BIRtMINGHAM QUARTER SESSIONS. IthBRDest.-efBrr Mr. J. S. Dugtftsf, Q.12 (Rtced)- . I The bearing of the appeal cogaiost an affiliation order of the Birmingham justices, which was comn1enced or the previous day, was continued. Vith the exception of a short interval after the adiournment-'when the case of Shrimpton wa-s taken-the case occupied until a quarterpast-tbreeoclock. Havingheard the ...