... - 0 e In the Court of Appeal. yesterday-before Lords ?? Cotton, Lindley, anti Lopes-thle appeals of Mrs. ?? and Sir Charles fluke against thle decision of Sir ?? Hannen, refusing to allow Mrs. Crawford and Sir Es Charles Dulke to appear as parties to the action onl the tintervention of the Queen's Proctor, came onl for hearing a Tue Attorney-General and Mir. Scenre appeared for S5ir ?? Dulke; ...

... WARWICKSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. IYESTERDAY. Before Mlr. TV. Park Dickins (DcputI-Clkafrma%) ; - t/e Rev. Hi. AIfRs and Air'. J. Y. Robins, TIE LEA1?INGTON tUOruLt01'rIDN' AND TIIE GAS COrsrPANxY.-Mr. Fitzgerald (instructed by Mr. H. 0. Passman, Towu Clerkc, Leamington) presented to the Court a petition on behalf of the Leamington Corporation and certain gas ratepayezo of the borough, ...

... THE MUARGE AGAINST AN ABSCON DING B.IR1,UMPT. At the Birmingham Police Court, yesterday-before tj Mr. ICynrinrsley (stilinndiary)-Arthnr William Johnson (28) draper, late of Aston Road, was again placed in the doclk to answer the charges preferred against him for frandulent baukruptcy and leaving the country with goods to the value of £20., with the intention of defrauding his ' oreditors.-Mr. ...

... B ]3IRMINGHAM COUNTY COU-YESTrFIRDAY. l,'forc Ar, .lryistrrr Parrm, 7o rc IV] LLreA5 FnlsorIrerr B3Inre, 90, 1elgrave Road, dentist, anl 22, Cannon Street, trading as the Odonito- baph Perfumoe Company.- Plblic examination. ])ebts, B1,240. ; nssets, £961. The case was taken by adjourn- ment frorn Tuosday. ir. Mlallard appear ed for the trustee (Mr. Ilarpor).-T'ho bankrupt was examined by Mr. ...

... ISTAFFORDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS, I' YEST'EKDAY. FIRST COURT. Before ll'. !P ?? 1'.ie1eoli. CHARGE OF ROBBERY FROm THlE PERnsoN,-Rebecch Curl, married woman, on bail, was indicted for stealing a leather bag, purse. alnd 4. in money, belonging to Samuel White, at Willenhall, on MIay 13. M1r. Pearson appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Plumptre defended.-Pro- secutor was drinking at the Noah's ...

... 'IBIRMINGHAM QUART 'Mt SESSIONS, The July General Sessionis of the Peace for the Borough of Birmingham were opened yesterday by Mr. T. S. Soden, Deputy Recorder ; the Reecorder (Ibe. Dugdille) being at present enrgaged in an election coutest. The following gentlemel furmed the irandaury ;--f'teisrs, Jamea Hoton iforeman?; B. Handley, u. O. liawises, 1f. Hope, J. A. Hooper, 0. T. lIfe, S. ...

... CURIOUS: WORESTERSHIRE DIVORCE I In the Prohate and Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice, yesterday, the Right Ron. the President (Sir James Hannon) had beforo him the, local Sllit of Goodwin v. Goodwin and Arnold, which was a petition, at the instance of the husband, Mr. George (Goodwvill, a gentleman of independent menans, residing at the ?? House, Guariford. near 'Malvern, for a ...

... BIRMINGHAM POLICE (OURT.-YEST1IDAY. Before MrT`. Kyiersiley (Stipendiary), Mlseeps. Harris, Baker, and 'Parsos. ASSAULT ON A WOM1AN.-FTRaiCIS Mole was summonoed for assaulting Matilda Chattorton, No. 1, back 1, Dean Street.-Mr. Fitter (assistant magistrates' clerk): Yon are charged with assaulting this woman. Are you guilty or not guilty? Prisoner: I don't lisnow whether I am guilty or snot. I ...

... :N i?l ~Befo Hi~sHonor Jude Ckii mcrs. on ws brought by oet ?? Street 'Aten, photoraperagainst~m Gh dner~f CttalGrove,~ 'NeohelOT9 arocer, to ?? quajnrter's renl of took poissession 'of 'the, preniises'in! 0Nsibr~~t adi andfl nda nt alleged;' With-,ae~arlet ee> Ijasatr Wardfl 'discovee by, defendant thMtti' espstnn Augot. 'Defedintpaiiidtlie rent to'C. suie u eue fettat ,hri had beneadt fi n ...

... DI1TRIC NE'WA. ErA1 N'ES.--Ae dinl Policet Court, ett&-jmj Liadley, hutcher, of Bit-tony 3treet, woos flood £15. 'Ind Cssfor posmrzion6n Lsefendt~lforhonrivs feed. ?? the swe our, T,)ms Etiv;Jmikl.,avdriver, of D~royton Street, wask litwd £h6. end ?? f, cruelty tO a horse. 1P001£ LAW ('17A£'IOAY/S--At the ;weekly meetting -f tbide1Boaril-Br. 4 ?? orlrsusnitlco was. seclected to conoido.r ...

... BIRP21IINGEIAI POLTCE COURTr.-YfBSTEItD-y. IJcefsre MeIssrs. S ;,nlerslcqy ($Uzpceueli ...

... BTRUINGHAMW Q1TARTER SESSIONS, YESTERDAY; FIRST COURT. Before Alir. 2. S. Sodet, Deptly Recorder PASSINa BAD MONEY.--Mary ARcor degan(1)n trade, was jinlited forpassing badI money. On May 7, latc at night, tho prisoner evren to one of Meesrs. Fox and Co' ?? in High Street, and tendered a coun-. terfit silling in paymont for a glass of ber. The bar. man deteotecd the spurious coin'ancd gave it, ...