... At the flirmigham Police Coart,yesterd2ay, an applica- tion was made to MIr. Kynneraley (stipendiary) to issue distress warrants against forty tenants residing in houses I in Alexander Streer and Anderton Street, owned by dir. 3f.l Smith. The summonses were issued at the instance of the Overseers and the Birmingham Corporation, who wvere represented by Messrs. Alfred and Hugo Young in- ...

... WORCESTERSHIE_ ASSZES 13aron Hullddleston resumed business ou Saturday morn. ing in thoe Nisi Prins Court. AcrioN 1you DAMIAGLS FOR PERSONALr INJURIFS,- Drew v. Paili.-Mr, Dorling, QO., and Mr. Lawrence (instructed by Mr. Boauihanip) wero for tho plaintif, and Bir. Alfred Young aud Blpr Rea (instructed by Dir. Miller Corbet) for the ?? is an auotioneer,, in partnership with Air. Baynton, near ...

... v . .. . . I .. . YESTERDAY.-Bjeorie Messrs. 1aoRon aridl Pcylon and ulfajor As/I, DflsUtN ANI) ASSAULT.-Thomas Bradley, pearl-button maker, back of 49, Cromwell Street, Birmingham, wa5 charged with being drunk and disorderly in High Strect, Aston, on the 24th inst.. and also with assaulting Policee constables Raven and Alalin.-The Bench fined prisoncr 5s. and costs on the charge of being ...

... INQUESTS IN BIRMIINGHA-A : Mr. ?? (coroner) held an enquiry at Lis Court, Moor Street, yesterday, upon tho body of Erliza ito (22), single woman, 7, Laos's Buildings, Stour Street, T1ho deceased worked at the Enamel Works, in Bradford Street, and had frequently complained of pains in the bhad and bowels. Sho svent to work up to lastlThursday, weibn she spoke of having a sick headache, and ...

... . PROSEOUTION OF THE LORD MAYOR. The summonses against the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Mr. T. D. Sullivan, MLi., for publishing reports of a sup- pressed branch of the National League in the Nation news- paper were down for hearing in the Northern Division Police Court, Dublin, yesterday. In onsequenoo of a sspecial meeting of the Corporation for the election of the now Lord May6r taking place at ...

... I At the Birmingham Police Cou-t, yesterday-before Messrs. Kynocreley (Stipendiary) and C. T. Parsons- Josepis Henry Bridgewater (50), metal-dealer. Loveday Street, and his two sons, John Henry Bridgewater (29iJ, cunmaker, and Benjamin llridgewater (25), gunmaker, were charged with being concerned in the Loveday Street shooting case. Mr. Carter (from the Town Clerk's office) conducted the case ...

... Mr. Hawkes (coroner) held an inquest yesterday, at his court, Mloor Street, on the body of James Frederick Watts (3), whose parents reside at 5, Victoria Grove, Nelson Street South, The deceased, with an elder brother, attended Bristol Street Board Schools, and on Monday, mid-day, at the conclusion of the morning school, he was crossing the road in Bristol Street when lie was knocked down by a ...

... I Yesterday afternoon, at the Dudley Police Court-before Alderman Garrstt and Mr. W. S. Gorton-John Garner, landlord of the Horso and Jockey Iun, King Street, was charged with haeine used his house for the purpDso' of betting on the 24th Ootober.-Mr. Warmington (the Town Clerk) proseonted, and Mr. Hugo Young (instructed by iMr. -B. lebbert) ?? Town Clerk said there had been a previous hearing ...

... ` INQUESTS m ~BiRkIICHAM-,l'~,~. Yesterday Air, lawkes tCororier) hold An' in1quesbt atilab C. uath .Moor Street, on the body of Irborence Bltcv r (3), Sawhose larhnts live At 17, Key Hill.- On the 152lth indo cloaid wst' left in tle hodss in the charge of a sisteron-ie 'Yeas faae. when the ?? ltft by the mhofthe r a-biling kettle fo as standing of n the- hot h l end frots this dehcasd drank ...

... YESTE3RDAY.-Beforc 1essrs. Hill (Deputy ,Stipendiacy), 'iam inws, Miftddlemore, Bunce, and TV, B. Hart,. ArsEMPrED SUIsDo.-Mary Flinn (18), screwmaker, Court, Trent Street, was charged with attempting to com- muit ?? John Coonc (49 B) stated that at mid-day on Sunday he was informed that the prisoner bad gone towards the Fazeley Street canal foi the purpose of drowning herself. He hastened to ...

... THE MURDER AT STOTURBRIDGE. At the Stouridr.4ge Police Court, yesterday-hefore Xessrs. F. Evers. W. J. Turney, and A. Freer-George Pearsall (SO), nailer, was brouziht up on the charge of wil- fu'iy murderirg his wife, Harrier Pearsall. Mr. Hinds appeared for the prisoner, who was in a very troubled 'tate, seoamng and rockling himself about during the hear- tog of the case. Owing to his ...

... TEE ALLEGED LIBEL OW'THE SALFORD GAS COMMITTEE. The Salford Stipendiary and a full bench of magistrates were engaged yesterday in hearing summonses against Mr. Ellis Lever, of Culebeth Hall, charging him with having libelled the Gas ComDmittee of the Salford Corporation and Mr. Samuel Hunter, the manager of the Gas Works, The case created as great amount of interest, the Court being crowded ...