... ALLEGED SErIOUS ASSAULTS i:s BE LFAST. In the Belfast Sulimrs Court veQlsterid- lse fore Messrs. John Burke. James .Jenkm Alexander Malcolnson-Thomas Brown 1Roberl Brown, and William Spence were susrnirre'i bs CUarles and William Rcono-v for an a's; to lhave been ecnrniutted on tile 1-9th ins.. ICr..s summonses were issued by the three 6 Mr. M'Erldan and Mr. Donne'ly appear;-dcf!il tlrt ...

... DUBLN LAW RaPORU. QUEEN'S 'RNIOH DVShION-rv.T 22. ,BHere Mr. Justice Gibson. TME NWOhR1DRIN WVItliG, LTD. v. DOVGAiN. 1Xr. uome (imtrueoted by-'Meessr. Careon & Bewal), 'for the plaintiff company, applied for an order directing the defendant to make disorvery of documoents. The action was brought to recover ;41 as, the charge for adxve-tse- ?? published for the defendant in the -Northern ...

... POLICE INTELL[GENCE. BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-YEsTRDATY. Before Messrs. GARRETT NAGLE, R.M., and JAUES JF'NKIN;s. CHARGES OF THEFT. Constable Oliver charged Samuel Millar with the larcenny of a number of shirts, the proparty of John Huteijinson Divis Street, on -Saturday evening. The prisoner pleady guilty, and was sent to jail for a , month. Mr. Spiller prosecuted in this and in 3 other police ...

... ANTsRIM.--The monthly court was held yester- day. the magistrates present being--Messrs. Clement K. Cordner (in the chair), Jchn Kirk, Bernard A. Meenan, and John J. Adams, M.D. Robert Gordon -was summoned at the suit of Thos. Kelly for using threatening and abusive language, Aumanda Whiteside summoned Eliza and Jane Kelly for similar offences, and Jane Kelly sum- moned Amanda Whiteside for ...

... THE TRADE Or BELFAST AND THE I . CLYDE. EVIDENCE OF ALDEPRMAN LAWTEBE, J.P. SaPECrOL TELEOB&. LONDON, Moxny.-Aldetin Lawther, slip- owner, Belfast, gave evidence to-day in an impor- tant inquiry which has been going on for the last seven days before a select committee of the House of Commons, presided over by Mr. Baldwin, as to whether' the Corporation of Renfrew should be given powers to ...

... BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-YESTERDAY. Before MIessrs. GARRExnT NAGLE, ?? JAr S JE1NKi.X;NS, and JOHN BUREaS. * RIOTOUS BEHAVIOU.R. Wom. Lusty was eharged with riot on the 6th iust. a,, Bsro-wn Square. Constable Bhaendserson, i ho . bieugh, the charge, staid the accused was a n nember of a crowd assembled at Brown Square near the frcntt oI the barrac ks. They were throving stones a; the police, who ...

... LAW NOTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Ie l DiDay.) . iM. COURT OFU AOPFAL ri LR lAND. Oliver v. Oadiby; Rtoyal Bohenge Asurance Ompofr. ,.0 t. Burke; Craig v Gr-n r,; Dukworth v. Lea. For ?? F( hursday) - Sligo Harbour Commlis sosane v. onnisi-onera of Ireltnd. The folilowing wilt appear in the list for alntUrdy, the Sui Jay-Tnnoh, nriddltema.n, Dny &ad another, lund- I lord; same, midn mddlsamn, se ...

... LAW NOTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Legal Diary.) ROLLS. E Geddis, deceased, Geddi,3 % Mvorrow; Qcey v. Pusce; Doasl-ns v, Barry; Duffy v. Hug-he; 6teveneon v. t;amil- toan LutIMaihoi v, Pinehin; Kirby v. Kiry; Babteriy v, elienedy; Al-naet V. Moennille; Cross v. Crass; Quill v. ilan; O'Dogtue vj Barry; Stnythe V. H*,rea aicgai v. CsnIldi; Attorney-Generall, petinionor, Clarke, rTegon- dent. ...

... THE ACTION AGAINST SIR TATTON SYKES. In the Queen's Benich DiTision of hile High Court of Justice. London. on Saturday. before Ar. Jusice Giant-! i antlnd a secial ju2ryv tbe he-ernz was con- | .inuEd of t.e action brought by Lord ito>cil and otLhers, trustees of tle Alihnce Assurane Cenpany,. against ,Sir Tatton Sk es. to ic'over £1000 an ins&'rnnt on a loan of £C7,500. Sir Tatton denied that ...

... POLICE lNTELLIGNCE. BEIFAST CUSTODY COURT-YESTRDlmyf | xore Messrs. G ?? NAGLE, R. M., aa JlJAE 1 JwEfl{tS. gp.,,T tIS& TO RILL A FAThEI. nebl~e Fdmonlsdno charged Alexander Sewell ith having threatetied to murder his father on the 2hi.I. 1 ?? the in'ornnatioon of the father, cnaldcr Sews11, it appeared that the prisoner ;-+e:sned *to Lake hL3 life. and burn the house. He asi orderd to find ...

... THE TILIAES DISASTER. Ja THE 1NiQUF-ST. a The inc;uest on t-he body of Amelia Myra Gard- ner. on' or the vic-tieis of tire Albion disaster, vas tl orerned at Poplar Town Hall, London, before Mr. at Wrane F.. Baxter vesierdlar. r-. Clement Mack- hI row. mnataz22 of the shipbuilding department of uhe Thbinao IrJonworks, Canning Town. estimated that between twe-nty-five and thirty thousand per- 1 ...

... INTERESTING FUTURE TENANCY CASE. t] The hearing of land appeals was continued in I the, Record Court, Crun-lin Road, Belfast, before g the Chif Land CGonmissioner, Mr. Justice Mere- r, dith; Mr. Commissioner Fitzgerald, and Mr. Com- tA 0 missioner Lynch. t UNION OF BALLYMONEY. k; John Atkinson, tenant; Thomas H. Skeffington t and Another, landlords. Area, 48a. ; old rent, £39 I0s; poor-raw ...