... LOCAL LAW CASE.-LAND SOCIETIES' RULES. IN CHANCERY. - Bcfore Vice-Chancellor Wood. STURCES AND OTHERS (TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS OF R. F. STURsGES, DECEASED) V. JOHN STURGES AND OTIiEES.-In this case, which was part heard on Saturday and concluded on Monday, a question arose with the defendant, John Sturges, the eldest son and heir-at-law of the deceased, concerning some land, part of the Selly ...

... HULL COUNTY COURT, THURSDAY I- _ _ r. . -- - (Before W. RAircs, Esq., Judge.) GARTON V. PZART.-This was an adjourned cause in which the plaintiff sought to recover the sum of £25 for damages sustained by being bitten by defendant's dog on Good Friday last. Mr. NOBLR for the plaintiff, and Mr. SuMdiEs for defendant. -Plaintiff nonsuited. BNISTER V. JOHNSON.-This was a claim of £27 2s. 6d., for ...

... ALLEGED ISSUE OF WARRANTS' I I r~ ORr Tu ARREST OF FENIANS IIN LIVERPOOL. 124 JUL 1 flCrViJBL. . The doings of the Fenians and the action of the forI authorities to checkmate them have caused con seas: siderable stir in Liverpool during the lastfeow days. Bar What between the arrival and despateh of troops, the rumours of the movements of the brotherhood hall in Ireland, the return from that ...

... 1- ~L'E.FlhL111 NIL RAPIMt~Si. PR~'OH5El'T~IM 117 TIiIx SN33MY YR001 11 4YUNllTlO~I lop CRUMMY 'o r ANlsoAUS,.-(lre Siauxday, a nan easned Williamu Ilwgwin ?? by police-coufltable N~o, Pr 1163 wit), working a horse fin an willS; slate, being lame. .0 it transmpired that the aninial bl-onged to M~r. Itolberteom y liadstcrne. Tlie magistrate inquired whether Ur. le r43don, thle veterinry sur. ...

... POLICE ITELLIGENCE sedgy, £'OUNCIL-HOUPE,; Saturdacy, Feb. 10. Thr Magistrates present: Messrs. J. Poole and W. 0. Bigg, dems, Hny Bray was brought up on remand on a charge of B.m, Vl wilthly~ assaulting his wife by wounding her in'the. head aB.,G wnithm poker. The wife, who had been an in-patient of the nW.Ifrary from the night of the assault tothe present time, all ' now attended, although ...

... ?? I! ?? ft -? ? I 9.0, - I UDIMA 00OMIJTT OF Tag PRIVY 0VCOXl~~ At 1.-Motions: Goore'and mnythsr T. 0. S. ., ith Queen. ante.Appeal, Twoou Bae4 ., 4ethes Ime andl AnlO.-For Judgment: Grady V. Taylo-Attorney.GenI16:alV altax~ . ias. Railway Coompany. ?? hambers: Ee CoalH Mining Cejs~- lOURS, omeJ -O ?? Cauead c Bil~fo~nn P-v Inehl Coneal Cmollye par. C eaures Abanou ?? v ri ?? r oentwrh ...

... BELFAST POLIOZ' COURT-Yx-TEnDY. I |EBefore E. Osno, Esq., R.M.; and J. 0. O'Dos- |NLL, Eeq., R.M.1 PARTY EXP1ESSIISS. James Koily was chargcd Li Su'-Oonstable Molonghney with being drunk and us:ig patty es- psoeionnB. Moisughooy said that he arrested the piloneo for being drunk. On the way to the Polie 4sfice 1:0 told witness tbet he had one thonsand men bt )iis command, and that he was ...

... A, vSIZE N EW S. COUNTY OF CAVAN. TT;TP..DY, FEB. 22. ?? o7t tSPECTLAL rPORTA.M.] TIn lion. Baron HuGous having d siosed of tbe , ca3en, tihe crinin i! business ?? prceeded g2.z. aflNSE?.NLAUGTEDr. I mbh ?? was irdicted for the manslaughter Em -i ojtr, at Virgin-a, on 1O:h August laEt. ! antr r 7ti tv, and was undefended. i eia. rson, QC., sard Samuel Yktes ?? :necntcd on Dehaljf Lf the Crown. ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFMENCES. I FATAL COLLISION ON THlE RivER.--On Wednesday morn- ing ain inquest was held at Rotherhite relative to a collision on the river at Blackwall on last Friday week between the steamship Eok and an outward bound American ship named the P. . Blanchard, by which both vessels were seriously dameaed and Mrs. Edith Whitford, the stewardess of the Esk, lost her li. ' The ...

... I ALLEGED rENIA-WTSM IN THE ARMY. I THE COURT-MARTIAL AT CORK. (FRoM. OUR irnORTER.) CoRK, TuEsDy E ?? David . Courtenay was examined, and testified as having I been on board the Bristol steamer on the 19t1 Sop- t tember Inst. I Colonel Fox-Did you on that occasion hear any- thing in connection with any aet or words of the pri- soner ? 1 The question having been objected to, it was with- ...

... WRDNSDAT, FEi. 21ST, 1866. (Before C. J. Gale, Esq., Judge.). FOSTER V. GORDON. Mr. Field appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Wallis for the defendant. This was an action brought by the glmaintiff, a grocer, at Gosport, to recover 11. 1is. fromn the defendant, Colonel I Gordon, of the 75th Regiment, for a quantity of candles I supplied to the officers of the regiment on the occasion of i a ...

... .Tfl DD:.OaUB8L ,suIrG AT PWDDINGTO. . It t-)n Mr ,.r - - -. mon noilay, U~r Inalteetr held anqnity at the Hill ,Ar s publio-hoens, Old Oharohhtlreet,_ Bdgware. r6A; re- -lative to the doitkee of a Frsnobmaip z~medFirdlqaande, -Oaluvaifand his Mothetr.--who ite'sl adb iad Tolk nieet ddlnrgion2 ' M I-is', Ikir thtomas1 Wq.rg Kendp r'b, eS mothex. Witness-k re4w Tse4adn eitern.''i ecae'wae ...