... BIRIUNGHAM POLICE COURT. Y9STnDAY.-Before Uessrs. CosMeore ?? Gooda7. Harding, Wainwrigiet, and Giftirer. Anomns CR on - iA n inveterate police court, 1 habitue, James Gilhooly, was summoned for sing obscene language in Philip Street.-Gilbooly, who does not allow afifiction to sit heaily on himi, smiled at tire magistrates, ad then, seeing the burly form of S:uperisi- tendent Stepbenson on one ...

... [renter's Specio &rvke3.1 Boumias, Novemnber 1.-The interest in ths trial of . the Marquis de Nayve on a charge of murdering his wife's illegitimate son by throwing him over a cliff near Vico Equense, in Italy, ten years ago, is increas- ing rather than diminishing as the case pro- cerds. Though, to-day was a holiday, and, the weather was of a most glorious description, there was no 1 falling ...

... - -- DEIG IN-SANITARY DWVELLINGS. At Birmin hamn Police Court, yesterday-before Mr. Brame and Dr. Leach -chf ease of the Health Committee v. John Povell, of Moseley Read, adiourned so that the Itenuh could vien. the prouerty iormingr thesubiect of the surnmons, came on again fir hearingn-A fortnight ago 11, 13 15, anl 17 in frout, auct 1. 2, and S in 'uo. i Court, andi Aus. 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6. ...

... SCHOOL BOARD PROSECUTIONS IT SM:ETHWICK. Yesterday, at Smethivick Police Court - Leforw Colonel .1. H. Wilkinson and 'Mr. .J. B. Clarke-the case ot El:zaleth StanleY, of Morningun Rcad. Srnethwick, acain *ane forward. he habr btein sunrimored for fadling to send her boy JJoseph, who is thirteen years or age, to school. Mr. .1. Clark appeared for the dtefezri-NIr. B. G. Walker (clerk to the ?? ...

... Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Arthur C. Langham opened an enquiry at -the Southwark Coroners Court revpe.-t- ing. the deuth of Mary- Amelia Rayea, aged tbree months, the daughter of- a labourer. lately residing at 7, St. Gecrte's Building, Marshaissa Road, South- wark, who is alleged to ?? been murdered by her mother. Emma Hayes, the mother, is now in custody, charged, on remand_ fro1m . the ...

... THE ROMA.TNC WILT ?? The further bearing of the cs.i4of .Ricbmad .ad others r. Brooks was neamed r ?? I Justice Lopes ond a special j-fry ig the Probxto. md Divorce Division, it Leing a suit in which tehpoinatiffe, theexecutors a-ad trustees of the wilL dated JI-i6nry 27, 1892, of William* Robert - rods; - ailicitor, who died on November 22, 1892, ?? of the will The defendant, Mrs. Dorothy ...

... STATEMEOT BY DEFENDANT. The trial of Jabe- Spencer Balfour on a charge of fraud in connection with the House and Land Invest- meut Trust Wua rsmed yesterday in the Court of Queen's Bench, before Mr. Justice Bruce and a jury. 3The charge was that tlafonr had, as a director, alnon 3 ith 'Nerigbt solicitor, added £320,000 to the price of I the Whitehall Court site, and divided the money between ...

... I Yesterday Mr. John Booth (coroner) held his adjourned enquiry as to the deaths of Nathaniel Thomas and Ralph Cotton, miners, Longton, who were suffocated whilst encaged in building off a gob-ifre at the Oldfield Colliery, Fenton, on the 29th Ult. There were present at the enquiry Mr. W. N. Atkinson (Government inspector of mines), Mr. G. A. Mitcheson (receiver aad manager of the Langton Hall ...

... A Mnssm Ctuswsn To DATnr, -Yesterday an inquest was held at the Town Hall, Dudley-before Mr. William. I C. Child, deputy coroner -respectng the death of Elijah Smith, miner, Dock Lane, Dudley, who met with i injuries which caused his death at No. 2 Knowle Colliery, I on Monday. Mr. Mason was present on behalf of the colliery proprietors, and Mr. w. B. Ecott, Government Inspec~tor ot Mines, ...

... I BARRETT AND GRAY IN COURT. George Barrett (41) and Edward Gray (41) were on ?? charged, on remand -before Mr. Horace Smith -at the Clerlienwell Police Court, with being concerned in stealing thirty-one ingota of silver, value £4,9 §O., the property of the lidland Railway Conpany. Mr. Bodkin again prosecuted; Mr. J. Crawshaw defended Gray, and 7AMr. endall Moore represernted Barrett. !Iertie ...

... JABEZ BALFOUR'S TRIAL I FIRST PROSECUTION CLOSED. The trial of the directors of the Lands Allotment; Company on a charge of issuing false belanceesbeets; was resumed, yesterday, in the Quevn's Bench Division, before Mr. Justice Bruce and a special jury. Mr. W. Jones, formerly secretary of the London' and General Bank, was further cross-examined byg Mr. Woodfall as to the conduct of the ...

... ITHE FATAL E O O A LOCO- M lIOTIVE. Yesterdav Mr. John Booth (coroner) opened an incuast, at the North Staflordshir6 Infirmary, on the bordjes of Mark Jenkinsoau (26. assistant eigineer at tho edeley Coal and Itron COdrpany's Leycett collieries, and Sainuel Bairatt (341, of Onneley, a 'stoker Va the ' employ of tbe company, who died on- the Iat inst. from injuries sustained through the ...