... WOLVERHAMPTON. THE POLICE COURT. - At the Police Court, yesterday, William Weldon Boddy, milliner, Chapel Ash, was summoned by Sarah Jane Pack, Ann Street, Tettenhall Road, for allowing a dangerous dog to be at large. The Bench made an order for the dog to be destroyed. - Charles Bayliss, a boy, of Make's Building, weas charged~ on remand with having stolen a silver watch, the pro- perty of ...

... ASSESS3,M!'T OF MARKET TOLLS AT I I VVBEDYESBURY. Yesterday, in the uees Bench Division, before the Lord Chief Justice and er. Justice Wlcls, sitting as a Divisional Court, the hlrieng of the case of VY ili'r ns the Churchwiardens and Overseers of the Parish of Wednesbury and the As' sessment Comnmittee of the West Bromwich Union was resumed for the third dav. It is an anpeal by Mr. wil liam W ...

... I YEsTESDAY.-Before Mr. Coroare (Stip.), the Mayor (Mr. Ciaytan), Mfessrs. Harris, Cook-, ite,' and Faowes. A DisrosmisT WVARRflousE5AN.-Richard Webster (23), 'iiarehotiseman, back 56, Skinner Street, - was charged with robbinz his ?? accused was employed by George Heaven, merchant, Edgbaston Street, and the method he had of exercisin bis dis- honesty was thus: He used to instruct one of the ...

... In the Queen's Bench, yesterday-before the Lord Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Wills-the case of Hindlip and others v. Mudford and others was heard. This was an appeal by the defendants from a decision of Mr. Justice Law-rance, in chambers, affirming an order of the Master striking oat the whole of the interrogatories administered by the defendants. The Attorney- General, Mr. Finlay, Q.C., and ...

... IALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER AT I . .SHREWSBURY. At the Shrewsbury Borough-Police Court, yesterday- before Messrs. HL Sandford, E. Parry, and W. Hal (magistrates)-George Walker, fish-seller, Castle Fore gate, and Catherne Keen, single wof an, Barker btrset, were charged with the attempted murder of George Keenan, the infant child of the female prisoner. Mr. H. A. Craig appeared for Walker, and Mr ...

... B.NKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS. Rc Viomas Green, of Bentley Lane, Walsall. lock- maker, and lately of Four Roads Inn, Walsall.-A peti- tion was filed on behalf of this debtor in the Walsail County Court, yesterday, and the usual receivin.g order was made against himl. Messrs. Wilkinson, Son, and Mills, Walsall, are the solicitors for the debtor, wvhoss examnination is fixed for the 16th July. ,Rc ...

... YESTERDAY.-Before His Honour Judge Chalmers. g A TRumPERY MI&E=.-Joseph Quinney, carter, 2, P Cheapside, brought an action against Charles Mellor, draper, 52, Jamaica Row, to recover £10. 10s. damages b for assault. Mr. Dorsett (instructed by 'Mr. F. Hooper) P appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bickley for the IE ?? case for the plaintiff was that on the R night of the 28th -March, shortly ...

... WVtST BROMWICH COUNTY. POLICE COURT. : i YrSTsrtDAY.-BrerC Nessrs. J. W. W17izicas, 1?. Farley, antd TV. Zoelv-e A Drs8err~sr Csarre,-Michael Lane (30), carter, was charged with stealing S0cwt. of scrap-iron, value £:7. lOs., the property of Christopher Charles Ward, general dealer, Belmont Row, Birmingham, on the 21st nlt.- On the day named prisoner w as entrusted with a load of scrap-iron to ...

... YESMEBDAY.-Before Messrs. Colins, Wills, Weiss, and Harney. T BaWniG STONES AT TAiNs.-Samuel James Small- man, Grosvenor Road, and Harry Johnson, Queen's Road, Aston, were charged with throwing stones at a nassing ?? defendants were seen by a boy niamed Morris to throw stones at a train which was uassing under a railway bridge at Gravelly HilL-Mr. darruthers, detective in the employ of the ...

... YEsSTrDAY.-Before Mesrs. Manton, Sasinmon, Tzimmins, 'artmoye, Marrsi, ansd MifddZcmore. TEEin LDnywoo SnOOTrn; Cass.-John Woodward (52), brassfounder, 2 Court, 3 house, Owen Street. Lady- wood, was charged on remand with attempting to murder his wife and a neighbour named Margaret Levy.-Evidence was given showing that the latter woman had incurred the displeasure of the prisoner by giving ...

... BIR|MINGHAM POLICE COURT i YESTERDAY.-Before Mtssrs. Commore (Stip.), Titmmins, Taneive, 1rn-ten, Harris, Mliddteorc, Jacobs, and M~ammoxn.on H1NTI3NG FOR A SOvEn11cGN.-Thomas Taylor (20), hawker, of no fixed abode, was charged with stealing a sovereign from a fish-salesman, named Henry Walters.- Prosecutor, in taking out his pocket-handkerchrief in Phillip Street on Saturday, pulled out a ...

... BIRMAIGHAMI COLTNTY COURT. - YxsTErma.a-Brfore His Honour Judge CnwZnwas, TiE VILLAGE BnaCKsanTnH A.NnD HIS SwEzrHEART.-AU action wvas brought by Sate Mail, of Evesham Street, Redditch, against Samuel Heath, the younger, of Wrythall, blacksmith, to recover £5.14s., money lent. Mr.Green appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Dorsett {mestructed by East and Smith) for the defendana.- Plaintiff was ...