... SPARKHHlL POLICE COURT. Yxs=rDARr. - Bef, ore M rs. ma&fetey end Howe. AsaulT wrH A BROOM-Charees Pritchard, gar- dener, Spring Road, .Acock.s Green, was harged with unlawfurlly wounding Mary Edgewartb, a married ?? prosecatrix lives next door to prisoner and on Saturday went out to swill the yard. Pri- scner complained that she was letting the water run on his garden, and she replied that she ...

... 1. . t :01 4:., . . . : :.B ? ? . ?i .. Holer, eft Masts Ala*B ti, ?dfsck, ll'~auir an4 Arrans:t ?? White (2Th piktt .- of 12 Cour BirkrdlStreek -as chs h ie assanuling Charflotte Taylor, with: wo eI~d- b~in air tic ~ W okhd her ont a face Prizonea' w*as senrtned to titee moenths' imprisonment with hiaic 2 laota th 'Siediary -stating- ta-t if-the pr _ 'went to live w th him again she Would ...

... BIR MIG U SES IONS FIRST COURT. YESfflt-Befor chc k~de(M J.A 3 grd4.C4) BICYCLE RECarT-E COFVrcr H.Jmea Heii ?? cbinet-ker, was indicted forfelomovslyreceiving three bicycles, the gds of Alfred Miles Abbott, on the lth September. sr. Grimley (instructed by Mr. J. E. Hill) prosecuted, and Mr. Dorsetc (instructed, by Mr. A. C. Hayes) appeared for the ?? warehouse or Mr. Abbott was broken intet, ...

... A SAECCHFORD LADY A-D HEEVOLVER SNGULAR C ONDUCT. A cats that has caused considerable excitement in Stechford and the nei2boturhood came up yesterday, at SpariRb-il? Police Court, before Messrs. W. Ca. MydeleyJ. C. Onions, J. J. R. Mo g, and H. Brown. Edith Mills Bott (23), the wife of Mr. Thomas Everall Bott, an elderly gentleman, living at Russell House, Frederick Road, SNechford, was ...

... YuTrwnnAy-Xafkr. Mon.-s Lane and N.atMlefolL M-oscaty TA.aD a 5 d STTEtrPTnD SUICIDct .- Charles Burge. hairdroscr, of St. \iaryas Row, Mose- IC-e. appeared oe rencund to, an-swer a charge of attempting to commit suin.-de on th-e 13th ?? evidence o'f 1naector H:-i- was read over to the effect that cr the 14th inst. he wont in --arch of the de- fendant. and met him inr tso Aleester Road. Ho ...

... BIlm GlfGfik COUNTY COURT. YxsD AT.-Belfore His Holt-Ur Jucde flitehonrh HctEl-rNDED CoiNroo omwr RsAirnw UICrrcl. ...

... Yesterday, at the London Sheriff's Court-before Mr. Under-Sheriff Burcheli and a snecial jury-severaI actions against the L6ndon and 63och-WVestern Rail- way Company in connection with the wreck of the ill-fated Stella off the Channel lIlands. on MNarcb 30, came oan for the assessment of ?? first case heard was a claim on behalf of Seward Carringron, aged twelve, the son of the late Aifred ...

... BIRMINGHAM POLICO COURT. STRDuaY.-Before Sir J. -Smiti ana lderman Lawlsey Parker A Gmzs Szmn Arnssn AT Suzwmn.-Sara Burke (118, glass-worke~r, ASeCks Yard, Coleahill St^eet, was cnarged with attempting nuicide by drink- irg iodin3e paint She had a comfortable homae and: no trouble, but always was a delicate girl, So he0r mnother informed t- a Cour~tr tbough this was her. second attermpt to ...

... INQiXESTS W BTRMINGMUL L- I ?? aI Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Hawkes, coroner, held an nu inquest, at his court in Moor Street, on the body of do William Butler, 63 years of age, who lodged at 3 Court, an I house, Allesley Street with his brother Alfred. Mrs. an d Emma MIotteram, a neighbour, said that about half-past Is a eleven o'clook on Saturday night she heard the deceased lee ii and his ...

... THE VICAR OF STRATFORD-ON-\AYON FINED FOR ASSAULT. The Rev. G. Arbuthuot, vicar, was summoned at the Borough Police Court, Stratford-on-Avon, yesterday, for having, ol the 29th ult., assaulted a boy named Henry James Clarke. MIr. F. Gibbs appeared for the complainant, who is a pupil at the Choir School, and a chorister at Holy Trinity Church.-The lad's evidence was to the effect that on Friday ...

... 4~i i1YESTERDAY. )p BEFOaRE MIR. J. S. DU(ODALE., Q.C., RECORDER. U1 WeuNI)tns WITH A RAZOR.-ltichard Powell (48), g, hairdresser, was indicted for unlawfully and maliciously is woundng James Wilson, on January 13 last. Mr. cl Milton prosecuted,-ThL prosecutor is a gunnaker, ts residing in a court in Steelliouso Lane. He was in the , Bell public-lhouse, Steelhouse Lane, on January 13 and ig ...

... POLICE RECRUITTNGI. It is all ill-wind that blows nobody any good, and the particularly unrpleasant breeze that has brought us an epidoinic of dy(7namrlite has opened 500 situations such as niany a stalwart labouring man or struggling youne mechanic may find it worth his wlhile to compete for. The Metro- politan Police service stands high in the appre- ciation of a large section of the ...