... I BIRAIBH-LGE-AM POLICE COURT. SATCRDcDr.-Befors fessrs. Chlance and Hook/ijam SEmoous AsayrLT oN A PtBmLtcON.-Alfred Hobsobt (25). hlrazier, Warwick Street, was charged with assanlt-' ting Charles Theurer, manager of the C: - l Keys Inn, Jamaica Row, on May .-Prisoner w -*:n nds ie landlord refused to serve him. As TZ r F . Mg behindethe counter, Hobson picked up a - bua,' threw it at him. He ...

... In tfe Sheriff's Conrt, yesterday-before thee Under Sheriff (Mr. R. C. Heath) and a jury-:a case of breach of promise of marriage remitted from the Higb Court for the assessing of damages, was ?? plaintiff was Sarab Ann Collins, domestic servant, High Streete Droitwich (for whom Mr. C. H. Darby. West Brom- wicb, appeared), and the defendant George Thomas, join, brewer, who lived with his ...

... YEBTIarDAY.- B4fore Aessrs Colmore (Stip.), Cook, AN Harr-4, Barisle , cnd IV. F. Green. AN ImpuDZr TnEF-.-Ada Smith (35), of Aston, and Mary Harris, 25, New Canal Street, were charged, the former with stealing a leather letter - case from Eidwin Parser in Grmat Charles Street, and the latter with re- ceiving ?? appeared that complinant, who lives at 7, Markby Road, Soho, and is a waiter, was ...

... ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTEPR CASE AT EIDDERMI1N6TEMt. | Last evening M~r. Retcrn (deputy coroner) held an | inqoe't ai~idderminster in1 the body of Henrv Baldwin ~72), labourer, of D~odd rn, near c~eobuiry Mortitner, whoIA1U ws as inijured (in May 15. -DeceasedIs soin sataid he was with hzis father at the N~ew Iinn iloponBauk, on the evening of :xlav 19. Samnel Fugh, witneis uincle, was also there. ...

... ADJOURNED LICENSING SESSIONS. A~trSmr.-The adjourned Licensineg Sessions were t-es; bell -Yesterday-before Lord Ernest Seymour (in the 1101 chair., Messrs . S. Gregg, J. F. Milsvard, and A. L. ton Ctasuer. Mi-. IStubbins (ii rtrulcted by M~essrs. Reale dee Nanld Company, ilinringharn) applied on behbalf ci Mr. the Williamn ILuter. proprietor of thea Whi to Lion Hotel, Pic, Bideforc. for a ...

... JUDGE MULHOLLAND, Q.C., AND TEE I I ISOLICITOR.I In an interpleader case, heard at Stoke-en-Treat, yesterday afternoon, before His Hoeout yiudgo lIn.l- bolland, Q.C04, AMr. Harry Hawley, echicitor. ,4 Isc.ig- ton, who had aotled as solicitor to the trustee under a deed of assigumnent, had been subpoined to produce the deed. On being called upon Mr. Hawley 0021- plaincd that lie had only ...

... SPARE:ILL POLICE COURT. YrsTaransY. - Before MeSer_. ifadeley, Simrcr, ad VIOr;aNT CYCOcISTS.-Artriur Noon, of 16, Alfred Street, Sparkbrook, was cbarged with assaulting Police- constable Cal bourne, at Hay Mills, oni3eday night and Oliver Pa-eke, of 43, Salter Street, Sparklirook, with assaulting the constable whilst in the exrecation of his duty., 1i appeared that Colbourne stopped Noon for ...

... YUtBxDnA.-BCfore ssrs. P. Yates ant] A. Taylor TaIT DirrICaTLTzrs Oil AMAEsnURy STOoKsoROsxG.- Harold Z. Bis-al, stockbroker, of o31, Villa Road, ldandsworth, was charged with ebtaini&g by means of false pretences, on the 2nd of March last, £134 IN. and. from Thomas Nisbei, of 187, Lozells Road, and also with ?? appropriating that' sum. These cases were adjourned from last Friday to allow ...

... An inquest was held yesterday by Mr. Reins, at Woeester, on the body of John Ryan (13;, whew parents reside in Dolday. Deceased was bathing i the Severn at the bottom of the But when tig out of his depth, he sank and was drowned in the presence of a number of his piayfeilows, who wer-e unable to render him any aid. A verdict of Accis dentally drowned was returned. Yesterday afnoon the bdy ...

... THE PEEL RBIRLOOMS, APPLICATION TO THE COURT O:F APPEAI In re the chattels at Drayten Manor, and in re the Settled Land Acts 1882 to l90:-Yesterday, in the Court of Appeal, before Lords Justices A, 1, Smith, Vi~gban ~Williams> and Homer, an application wa *mdcle on bebaif of Sir Robert Peel, to -vary the order of that Court with regard to the sale of the Peel heir- looms, lately at Dmryton ...

... MIDLANDDISTRICT NEWS. ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER AT COVE NTRY On Saturday, at the Goventiry Police Court, Edmund Percy Clarke, filer, 9, fladford, sees charged with haig on April 22, 'caused the death of Frederick- Brown,1- 13, Redford., by striking him in the face with his first; in Well Streei_-Idr. Masser said th6-police- eatherities -were hot pr~res to 0o ?? the case that morning,, and lie as ...

... BIIRIINGHL{I POLICE COUTPJ YESronrDiT-BeLfore Messrs. pearson (1an HMarris, Cartland, A. Baker, and Dr. ?? (S0). of no fixed abcod, v.as chagd'r a5ui, ian old man narmed Thomias X-ells.Btma s m1ates of the Btrmittgeani Workhueani aprd that on. the 20th inst. for sense re asnorter ei cd not be ascertained Calliglhan pice na hvla4J struck Kails- a violenlt blew en, sh hea: noko. down. Such ...