... -REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] FRANCL Pants. December 30.-The trial ?? to-day, before the Assize Court, of a number of the persons concerned in the riots of August 30 last, and in thed yllagge of the Church of ...

... UNQUESTS IN- BIRMINGHAM. _ SUFL-OCATSID BY THP BEDCLOTmS. Thec ] Cirminghao Coroner (Mr. 1. Bradley) held several important ?? on Saturday. The circum- stances attending the duath of Ealizbeth Poole ( ...

... SArunDAY.-Before Sir Janes Smia and Aldern. t Parker. Armnman Fos ?? Thomas Lucock- (46). uF t -lover's Road, until recently manager of the lidcnc 1 Couies H;rerd, Unrion Stre ...

... E:. P T ?? A .i MtrtaDecmbr 3.-Te rd.vcst tand his Matie pocei~e dscovered that a serious, piwa tohve been - carried out heeanteoic ofas frmcertajzl bai Liungs Overlookin th Outf the the6 I-United, Statest. An alteain nte fieton ?? pavn~ath xcto ci ta~lo. he plic hae dicovreaa nmber and quntiy ofammniton in a ...

... Yesterday. at Aston, Dr. Holmes (de uty district coroner) held an inquest touching the death of George Heath (62h, formerly a tradesman at Aston.-John Heath, brother of deceased, said deceased lived with him for about forty Years. He ?? practically had to keep him all his life. Deceased did not seem as wellas usual on the 24th. Heemigbt have had some food, but would ?? Coroner: What did you ...

... E.5 ui:.:WORCESTEBSHIRE' ?? : Ti;e Epiphany,0 Qda~re Sesions for thie county of Woercester.were openedyiterdNy. :a th e8'h ire Hl, Worcester; wvhen Mr. J. 'VW Villis Blond.presided.. _Nkw MsinssRaaTZS. -TT'e: foluidwig 9lalifted as mlagitrates: Mssrs..T F. . Gresaolde w illians, I3 A. Knight~ and W. Bc '.nton.' Gassb Je..-The foitowing ,constituted the srand jury: 1 Mesrs.:& J. IV. - one6, ...

... DEATR UNDM CUL0R{3RmV. The death of the child Algernon William Powell, who i ars known as Tommy Atkins, at the General R o spistal was the subject of an inquest at the Victoria Gourts yesterday ?? was the son of a colour sergeant in .the North 'taffordshire Rbgiment, and ?? born eight months ago at Whittiogton Barracks, Liblhfiold, but was recently broaght to the General Hospital for the ...

... BIRMINGHA4 POLICE COURT. YPSTEIs ?? .41r. Golmfrre (fSip.), Dr. Griffial.s, and Mr. ThaUis. Un'xa GG Gm=an SxPExNcs.-William Ed wards (16), jeweller's engraver, of 38. Green Lanes, Hands- worth, was charged with uttering grlded Jubilee si x pences at the expense of the London Card Company, Hockley.-According to the prosecutor, Edwards bought Is. worth of Christmas Lards, tendered one of the ...

... At Guy's Hospital, London, yesterday, the inquest was held on Alfred William Giles (28) William Draper (60), and Fernand Henri Arts (54) who were killed witix three others in the railway collision at Wivelsfield I brtadon, on the London, Brighton, and South Coast line, on Saturday week, between the Newhaven boat tram and the Brighton Pullman ?? Westlake, driverxof the Pullman express, said ...

... - 5 ?? DIT, . C . T . W.- :: i I; . gE:. | ~ N , : :: if.; ?? : -A:CaBWsAV FiNa6.-Yeterdav t hlv yoiea C(ourt, Ch rlgs Oron,: en -driv&,~ Chaautry P ace, was: charged with being drunk in ~harge of a horse and cab' in WeliStroet, oin.Satuirday ng -os~csal Spic'er .sxaid defqodanlt dressed a, disturbanice -at one publso-bouse,~ and~ was ejected from anothe1r bedause he11 was the worse for ...

... THE ?? BURGLARY CEARGES At the Worcestershire Qoarter Sessions, yesterday, the prisoners recently arrested in Kidderminsber on a series of charges of burglary, and receiving stolen property, were placed on *their trial. John Boseley (32), miner, was charged with stealinga large qunantity of jewe~ery, including eight gold wvatches, twvo diamoond rings, fifeen goid guards. hwenty gold alberts, ...

... DISTRICT' ?S. l)ARLASTON. A LAsnDLAny FMM13.n-At the Poies Court, vesreiday, Eiliabethl 1Roasts;, landlady Iof ties RedI Lion iv4 Morley, was'itumironed. for perinsttirig druntkennelss vi ?? R. A. Viilbcbk (Wordverbampson}:~ ?? aiid Collinas, soke to seeing a drunrken bean: enter dcfeadant'e hou-se, tiud teeing allowed to rnem'aia a iozensederabke ?? the cefencoi it was urged that neither thle ...