... .LA INTELLIGENCE. *1 1~~~ ~ -- . ?? l I: CHNCR DIV ISVI IO N.fo - .(Before the -Master of the F&ls.0w I DAV4.Vn 1MGYMir Shortt (instizucted by: Ti essr~s ?? and. Sho2rtt) appl4sd for leive to issiea sulamonus ?? the pe'*song- , estate of Kenll=:-Thomas Joseph Digbv, M P, and to serve 1i out 9f the ZUtisdietion. m Coiinsei's client was a mortgagee of lands of 00, the dereased in the cbunty of ...

... C'S Fl-T-. A V SATURDAY. lett CHANCERY DIVISION. On Saturday the Lord C anoellor sat in his; own court and disposed of a list which in claded minor, lunacy, and other matters. to NOTA'RiMS PUBLIC FOR BELFAsT. sab e On the motion of Mr Meredith. Q C, M~r ini g Archibald ?? Rtowan Carr, stockbrbker, a a was appointed a notary public for Belfast. P a On the motion of Mr JosOph -Moore, Mr of d ...

... ' oH: PEN .SSI ES. . . ' THE4- ,SPRING AM9IZES. .- - r. JUSTICE O!-BRFN ON STREET PREACHINF. Cork, Thursday. Mr Justice O'Brie4 opened the Commission for the city of Cork thtb morning? in the Coun- oil Chamber; Municipal Buildings, which had been temporarily reconstructed to suit the pur- poses qf a court. His lordship was aeeom-: panied-inte court- by the Mlayor, wvearing his rob-es, the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ADMIRALTY | CASE. ALLEGED DESIGN TO SINK A t VESSEL. 8 London, Wednesday. i The Admiralty Court to-day resumed the b hearing of the claim for damages arising outh of the sinking of the ?? by the T steam trawler Ibis. Mr Smethurst, owner of I the Fortuna, said in cross-examination that b Walter Rumbell called on him and declared a his brother, Harry Rurmbell, while under b ...

... LAW INTELLIGENICE. YESTERDAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Jndue Miller.) RE JAMEKs E ,FE.-The bankrupt wai.-.r - ried on business as a grocer and spirit tleal L and lived in Roscomnmon and Athfone adnd was adjudicated a bankrupt, in 1893, _ Fitzgerald. examined by Mr. R I1oyl5 .- structed by Mr Daly) (Gerrard ard c, stated that on the 2nd Marc, 1891, the K,:, rnpt gave him a mortgage of a ...

... POLICE I.NTELIGEKCE-YESTERDY i lI -0 f- SOUTHmBN DvisIoN-(Beiore 3fr. Swifte). CLUB PROSECUTION. William M'Nanaee was charged by Itnspec- tor Dempsey with ?? drink in the St James's (Gate Workingman's Club, 13 Usher's Tisland, on Sunday, 25th ult, with- out a licence. Mr. Tobia's prosecuted on the part of the police' Wr. P White, B L (instructed by Mr. Thomas Morgan Flyr), appeared for the ...

... ?? THE SHOCKEING MURDER OF A THE MAN IN LONDON. _ libra CONFESSION BY THE WOMAN neigi HERMAYNN. rend London, Monday. in L At the Marlboro' street Police Court this nauns morning, before the stipendiary magistrate tlht (Mr Han-nay), Marie Hermann, 43. a woman of islal foreign extraction,describcd asan unfortunate, read was charged with the wilful nmurder of Uhas sum Anthony Stephens, 76, of 17 ...

... LA go TI (2ES- (Prom i3'e i, g . 15. ct1. ('Ot'i I' FNPPE'l. N t~ist ior *iordav, 10:1. Mlarch. Ceo:2 'i ~ ' 1 ?? _ W':arstren in-.erljt .:or Q 3:. ?? *] iq ...

... I :- l i YESTERDAY. - . LAND CoM lSSIONI COURT.- Yesterday Mr Justice .Bewley and Mr Cola- missioner Fitzgerald, Q C, sat in the f'and Coamission Court and'delivered judguitent in M. the following cases- all KnrP s Co-Catherine Nolan v Rev H 3 Hamilton, £63 ?? lO4; £52 l5s; reduced to Ju £45. M ?? ?? Dporly, £15; £12 z'C '15s; reduced to £10 15s. Same v same, :S50;s5s; n reduced to £50; D ...

... SHOCKING MURDER OF AN OLD MAN IN LONLDON. THE BODY DlCOYVElED N A TR~i. ARREST OF Tim sgppOS2D L audcn, Sun da.) On Saturday evenling tbe London police re- ceived information \Vhich lto a discovery that vill. undoubtedly peove to he one of the most brutal murders perpetrltd in the metro- polis for some time past. The victi -is a gen- tleman upwards of 70, while the usoposed mur- deress is an ...

... THE MISCREANT KILLED. has tbomn dres SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.1thet + _ ?? in CREUTERS TELEGRAMS.) pol1s Paris, Thuradxy the A bomb was exploded at the famous chdayh a re faoscurch whu, of the Madeleine to-day. The perpetrator of the the outrage was killed and several persons in pos5 hot( jured. A gentleman who was passing the Madeleine this afternoon at the time of the ptoa explosion states ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-YEST!'ERDAY NORTIaRN ?? Mr OJ'Donel,) t MiLK ADUTJRtAfONSr. John Behaai, 29. Cul)enswood, Ranelagh, was kummoned by Inspector Baxter an behalf of the -R1ihmines Colmissioners for selling milk adulterated with 12 per cent of water. A'finet It'as-was imposed. Rather. Alpin; Clonliffe Dairy, Clonliffe avenue., was- fined .3 -on acharge of selling milk ?? 21 per cent ot water. ...