... pnriod. Dr. Kenealy : I am quite in your lordships' hands. I wish to make no application on the subject. Mr. Justice Lush: It would be desirable, and indeed to his own interest, that the defendant should he present when they are cross-examined. Mr. Hawkins: ...

... Hon. Ranulph Allsopp, Mr. W. Ames, Mr. A. Baldwin, M.P., Mr Baldwin, Mr. a Berkeley, Lady Catherine Berkeley and party, Mr. and Mm Rowland Berkeley, Rev, I.. B. and Mrs. Buckle, ...

... Aibemarle Street, was oharged before Mr. Newton, at Marlborough Street t Police Court, London, on Tuesdayn, wvith obtaining goods- i cigars-,by falee pretceces from Mr. John Bennett, cigar merchant, of Ryder Street, St. James's.-Mr. Burv Hut- c9tinson appeared ...

... left to the jury was the assessment of the damages. Mr. C. A. Russell appeared for the plaintiff; the defendant was unrepresented.-Mr. Russell said that both parties in the case lived at Rawtenutall. Mr. Bax was a schoolmaster there, and the defendant Khing ...

... anmd Co., £2. 2s. ; Mr. H. IButcher, £1. is. Mr. AV. J. Clarke, £1. is, ;. Mr. George rr. Cox, £1, Is.; Edgbaston Parishi Church, pur Icev. Cresswell Strange, £1. is. ; Mr. CG. iing Patten, £1. Is. ; Mr. Benjamin Sarsons, £L. is. ; ...

... tenders were received for the making of King Street an Norton Street :-Mr. Rt. Wr. Fitamauleoe, King Street, £68, Norton Street, £113. ; r. To'ew, King Street, £48., Norton Street, £13. ; Mr, J. P. Jones, King ...

... his pillow. Witness sent for Dr. Hoare; but deceased expired before his assistant ?? reply to the Deputy Coroner, witness said that she did not think of sending for another medical man when she found that Dr. Hears was out.-Dr. Hoare's assistant stated that ...

... General, Mr. Poland, and Mr. Besley con- ducted toeprosecution; DMr. Pope, Q. C., Mr. Metcalfe, Q.0., and Mr. MIoody, appeared forthodefendantAspinalU; Mr. Collins and lMr. Hodon for Whyte, Mrr Kecap for Fry, W. Omerod for George Knocker, ...

... a tent on the ground by Mr. C. Benson, of Bull Street, in this town. L/LAwN Mowms,-T'ho new one guinea, Lawn Mower. - Powell and CO.'10. BeU lUng. 83 KING'S NORTION BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The uesul fortnightly meeting of the King's Norton Board of Guardian ...

... plaintiff, and aa Mr. Vachel tor the ?? was stated by plaintiff d that in February, 1880, he attended the defendant's n daughter, Mirs. Nixon, at what he believed to be the 8 defendant's house, in Smaflbrook Street. Ho was called in by Mrs. Bloomer; but a ...

... bailiff, and with a main named P King was in possession at Enligiand',s oun the (lay in ques- at tion. Prisoner entered the house while they were there, di and said he would turn the bailiffs out. ?? then upset no King out of a chair in which lie was sitting ...

... of Bilston ?? sitting. Mr. John Bishop, of Bilston, tailor and draper, was appointed the tiade assignee in this case, on the motion of Mr. Nelson. : IJ, 1e Thowas TWatkin 5Pilliasne.-First hearing. On the nmotion of Mr. fleece, Mr. Edward Thomas, of Birmingham ...