... IH 33IRMIINGAM. MGISFm IN X,.,0 .tIMEEAT -H, ,ING .i. !, Tbean al:meeti.ngof the Ju s ofthe Peace forhed u cit ?? :was held: yestedy at ' ictoria e Corts, Thes : Lordayot' : GMilC. Ble)' pde. and the magistrts p et were Sir- arae Swer,, ; Messrs. A. Cl:inain ?? Hi;ll W. Harrti, T. S. :Fallow4s,,FC. (llvton. G. B. Lloyd, J. ~.LCdrd ?? H Stinger, f. Po 3. aeows W. IL. Ludlow, C. .Waillis, G.e F. ...

... BIRMLGHAM POLIOE COURT. YFSTFrsDAT.-Before the Stependiary (Mr. T. H. Ccl- more), and Mesetr. Harri3 and IV. P. Green. AFFRAY IN' A LODGIN:Go-oSE.-Harry Jones (45). plasterer, and Thomas 3rown (32), plater, were charged with being concerned together and unlawfully wounding Frederick Galloway.-Prisoners and prosecutor lived in a common lodging-bouse in Jenreas Row, and on Wednesday evening, ...

... -LOCwAl P.'O.LICE-COOURTs, :: . , :, - . -. .. T .A-T , ..I I LLANDF:' / - th& MONbDAY.-(Befoso' 'Colon5eI' FISIIER and Cc -, WOOt~DS4) origt A QUESTION OF: LIGHTS. decl Jehn c Stud ;the well-kwoown .sh'owman, was -Tb I cargd, !vih, ~o ig hi or~'mtiv t be co-n, ,nsed on ,tho ihighymay without, lights.. Mr. eh4 Ceorgb David defended, . ' Police-constahle Toyee said .hat on the -5th sene inst. ...

... LOCAL POLICE-COVM,. CARDIFF TUESDAY.-(Before Mr T- W LEWIS,'i f, f stipndiary.), , ' ' ,) A 'BUS INCIB~flT Edward Hopkin. 40,' was chirged with inlle- cently assaulting Hannah Phillips in Sanquhar- street ol the 22nd of January. : .-Ther'e Was further charge of assaulting ?? at the same time and place. Both are married women,.'and on t.he proe vious night they were passengers inman. cliii bus ...

... DEATH FROM A-, :SCRATC4. l _ _ * COMPENSATION APPEAL CASE FROM TREDEGA. Bond v. The I'owell Duiffryn Steam Coal Coin- plly (ILimiteld)i-On Saturday the Court 'of Ai)peal (consisting of I-ords ?? A.- L. Smnith, Righy, and Collins) disposed of, This appeal orf the defendant company from' a deci- sion, -of ?? county-court, judge of Tredegar (Blll.), vhereby he awarded the plaintiff.' a widow. ...

... ABERDEEN POLICO OCO1RT. (Thursday-Before Baillie Taylor.) The Baillie on the Licensing Laws.-A licensed grooer was charged with having on him premisces sold w~htsky to a boy 12 years of ae contrary to the conditions of his certificate. Ac- cused pleaded not guilty. The boy, in the course of his evidence, sai he was at school, and Wuas in the habit of selling newspapers. On 2bth Deoember he ...

... : D] BYS(IJRE QUARTER 0 k ZESS IONS - . lThL- sessions were held if.hte hC .sunty'.`iBi abl- Derby,. on Wednesday, - Tourn $Mosy, Ad., . piesi iiig. Amon, the othdi` magistrati prp ent were Sir-Henry Wilmot, V.C., . CB.Sir J.tG. N: Alkeyre, Sir AlfredHislasin,. the HGn. W. hI. Jervis, and J. SLia, J. H. Woolley, J. D. Wraggi J. fHall, C. 'E B. B.Bwles, 3. Canner, J. L. P. B ar- ber, A. B. ...

... BURTON-ON-TRENT AS A COUNTY BOROUGH. On Tuesday Colonel W, R. Slack, RE., one of tbe Local Government Board Inspectors, held an enquiry at the Burton Town Hall concerning the application of the Corporation for Burton to be Constituted a county borough. Mr. Cripps, QC- Mr. Etherington Smith, and the Town Clerk (Mr, Whitehead) appeared for tha Corporation ; and Sir, G. A. Fitzgerald, barrister, ...

... r r WOMAN FOUND DEAD-HUSUAND IN GUST UDY. The Glasgow Police are investigating the cir- cunstances attending the death of Sarah M'Kechnie or Reilly, 36 years of age, the wife Jan. of a marine fireman, Michael Reilly. The couple lived in a one-apartment dwelling on the ground 4 floor at 29 Salizbury Street. AEbout midnight on _6 ?? Reilly informed a constable in Cumber- Su' Iland Street that ...

... IPSWICH. QUAWIRTER SESSIONS. ei A. LIGHT CALENDAR. The Quarter Sessions for the Borough of. Ipe- wich were held on Saturday at the' Town Hall, - before the Recorder (Mr. T. C. Blofield). !1 . -, THE CUARGE. ' he Roecorder, in Iois clarge 4co the Grand Jury, whomMr. Henry Miller was formman, at the e outset wished chems. a happy and! prosperous 'Newr Year, and congratulated them on the fact ...

... N - :p C THE HiILDRIN'S LEAFUJrfTE OP PITY Under the a'.rspices of the Nationa l SoreiAx- i-o tihe PrextencTic of Cruetti to Ct i i arn. wK- xvlii L, tire Children's Lea-gue of Pity is an adji n-i., .. hrgie| gath-erlag of childrn, Ls helld in the Bxhirio T-all1, BfsAamc Gaurdens, yeszte~rdo. afte~ruozl, at three o'cloek ot the fivriation o. the-, L. Z 3hLvoress (Maris. Jafj). There wa. so a ...

... I SATURDAY. NORTHERN DIVISION-(Before Mr Wail). A YEOMAN'S CLOTHES STOLENT. Thes Martin, a labourer, having no taxed re- sidence, was charged by Constable Corrigan (137 D), with the larceny from the Royal Bar- ' racks oi a coat and trowsers, the property of Frederick Kennedy, a memaber of the Irish con- I tinget of the Imper al Yeomanry. The ac- cused was found with the articles in his pos- se ...