At the Birmingham Police Court, before Mr. T. M. Colmore (Stipendiary), Chas. Henderson, alias. Harrison ,(38), who describes himself as a ship's cook, of an unknown address, was placed in the dock on a charge of stealing, £ll and a silver chain from George J. Bat.pman, painter,

Another complaint from servants', this time not railway. Lately a new and extensive clothing factory had been the means of solving the question of what to do with our girls, as affecting the mechanic. To this place a new wing had been added, all the latest sanitary and other imp

The administrattp of out-door relief was next dealt with, and a suggestion was made that it would be advisable to have the proposed regulations and recommendations with respect to out-door relief printed, and a copy sent to each Guardian. The suggestion was put into the form of

Mr B. Bate re-introduced his resolution for severing the townships of Torporley, Eaton, Rushton, Ulkinton, and Tiverton, and adding them to the Tarvin Union, briefly alluded to the grounds which he urged in his speech a fortnight ago in favour of the proposed transfer. The resol

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