... COURT Or- BINKRUPTCY-LmoNG)M, TUrsDAY. .. - .. - ?? ?? _ I._. (Before Mr. Commissioner Face.) Till' CiltMORNE GARIDENS. In the Bae1,ruptcy qf James Ellis. This was a meeting for the adjourned last examination of the bankrupt, who was extensively essgagcti in various speci- lations connected with public places of amusement. Ile was the Iessee of the Adelaide (Gllery in the Strand, and of ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. I COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-SATURDAY. The full Court sat shortly after eleven o'clock. TirH DOLLY'S rulAE ALFAR-CRIVONAL INFOR)MATION. The Queen at the ?? of John Jardaib v. Frederick Williama Conway. Mr. Manrtley, Q.C., appeared to show cause why the con- ditional order for a criminal information in this cause should not be made absolute. It was obtained on reading the report ...

... it ARMAG H. nc (Fitom our, CORRESPONDENT.) Thursday Night, 10 o'clock. The jury have just come into court with a verdict, acquit- Ia tiny the prisoner Bryan Hanratty. the foreman stating that tii the jury found themselves coerced to give the prisoner the benefit of their doubts. Co A large crowd of persons was assembled outside the court- 01 house, awaiting the result, and the announcement of ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. EXCHANGE-COURT OFFICE. DIVISiONAL ExPEsIcNsC V. SOCIAL MOORALITY.-An as- sault case came on for trial in this office early in the afternoon of yesterday. The litigant parties were a number of women who made a great deal of noise in statements on the one part, and in denials and recriminations on the other. The scene of the quarrel which now came before the bench for ...

... I ROLLS COOURT-LONwON, W-1nRmDAY. I I MOTION VOF ItNJUCTION. Logan v. Lord Courtowan. The Master of the Rolls gave judgment in this case was heard on the motion for an inj unction in Nov He said it was not necessary now t'on i. eiubl stances under which the act authorising the couatrtclh. the railway was obtained. It was sufficient at p consider the grounds on which the injunction was son ...

... PAPER DUTES--DEPUTATION TO TE CHANCEL- ILOR OF .THE EXCHEQUJER. I - - .. . I On Saturday, at twelve o'clock, a very influential and numerous deputation waited on the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, by appointment, to lay before him the grounds on which they sought a repeal of the excise duties on paper. The deputation. consisted of the following gentlemen, who, it will be seen, were principally ...

... .4 I The court sat at the usual hour yesterday morning, and the revision of the North City ward was completed about twelve o'clock, when the Rotundo ward was taken up, and at the rising of the court down to letter 0 was concluded. The Rev. John Curtis, of Upper Gardiner-street, was ob- jected to by Mr. Long, on the ground that the rev. gentleman was not either tenant or owner of the premises ...

... A IP.-~ T-. ?? ---v I A FATAL LEGACY-&DuT1av FRON 1XCoESeUE DahKx- ?? John Eil ctt'Htundms;n', Eaq., city coroner, ?? an inquest at the house 80, Church-lstreet, on the body of Mary Anne Foster, aged 22 years. Mary Kirwan deposed that she (witor.s) lived In the room in which the inq4est iwas being then held; deceased was her sister-in lav,' and had resided at 28, Monck-place, Phibebo- rough; ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGLNCE. KILKENNY. F (PnoM oUR OWN COlRtESPONDEt4T.) KILIECHNY, A ED ?? Wight Hon. Baron Z Richards eat at tan o'clock in the county court, and pro- ceeded with the trial of prisoners. CONCEALMENT OF BIRTe.-Mavy Delsny, a young C woman, aged twenty-two years, was indicted for concealing the birth of her cbild. e Mesers. George, Q.C., and Curtis prosecated on behalf of 8 the crown. ...

... L. I W INTELLI GENP, E. COURT OF CHANCERY-YESTJnDAY. EXPARTE GINGER, IW Ru TUB Tw1ePPBRAuY JOINT STOCK BAN;K.--hr. F. Fitagerald, Q.C., resumed his argument in support of the appeal in this matter from the decision of the Master of the Rolls, directing that the name of John Ginger sbouhd be taken off the list of contributories of the Tipperary Joint Stock Bank, on which he had been placed by ...

... ., ., I A car~ots caes has just arisen, in which an appeal has been made by the American Consul for the special intervention of the executive to protect the property of an American citizen, which, we understand, is likely to lead to more important communications than even those that have already pawsed between the Under Secretary for Ireland and the United States Consul fur Dublin. The facts ...

... COURT OF CHAN1CEllY-YESTBrIDAY. 0C Chemas v. Mlagratli.-The Lord Chancellor gave judg- I mnent in this case. He said the case came before him on a it ceams petition, to determine the rigbta of certain parties to a V amf of 8,0001, left by a Mr. George Montgomery in his will ci to his children. By that will be conveyed his estate to his ] eldest eon, Thomas, and directed that his other younger ...