... ATTEBPTED DOUBLE MuRDER | A e in _ - _, - - I A shocking attempt to commit a double murder was made by a prisoner confined in one of the garrson cells at the Royal Artlery Brracks, Wool. wich, on Thursdy. A soldier named John Harns, aged 23, a gunner in the 7th Battery, Depot Brigade, Royal Artillery, was confined in Not 2 prisoner's es4 Main Guard, for di5sbedieue Hewasplacein the cell at 12 ...

... : lDUBLIN FRKEMEN COMMISSIO.-L. 1 WA.- A nC .. ., A A_ Messrs Law, Q C; Tandy and O'Oonnor Morris sat on Saturday in the Coart-house, Haleton-strest, and resumed their inquiry into the alleged corrupt practices amorget the Dublin freemen. Mr Julian,eoiicitor, was farther examined by Mr Law, Q C HIe deposed during the progress of the contest he received a very large number of letters from ...

... I ere SPECIAL TELEGRIAM - - in (From our Correspondent.) in London, Monday Evening. or On the assembling of their Lordships this morn- 1 ing the counsel and parties having been called in, 011, Sir R. Palmer stated to their Lordships that he, the understanding Mrs. Howard was now in attend- sly ance, pursuant to their Lordship's order, he pro- the posed to call her in order to cross-examine ...

... A Ld The following is a more detailed account of the Sc xtraordinary scene which took place in court onl a- Thursday, and which is called the De Fonvielie' re incident se Captain Touchet-I knew the Prince at the siege Ce of Zaatcha. He showed great calm in the midst of a- danger. On the field of battle the soldiers were is electrified by the voice of Prince Pierre. He ha-I of the eagle eye ...

... LAW COURTS-SATURDAY. COURT OF CHACERY. The Lord Chancellor mat to hear motions. In re Croker, a Minor.-Mr. Palles, Q.C., with Mr. Henry Fitzgibbon, Q.C., applied for an order that out of the first moneys coming into the hands of the receiver appointed over the estates in this matter, a sum of £2,000, money out of pocket by Mr. Macready for outlay in the proceedings taken in the case by order ...

... I SUIe M ASSIZES. II COUNTY iZP¶BDL Re Se at %krrckiSkannon,'Tdy Patrick bl o set;l anli ...

... I TEE LATE WANTON AND BRUTAL our- RAGE. he fo rmen-O'Neil, Casey, ODonneld, and Mar- ray-who stand charged with the wanton. slaugkt of a nurmber of valuable anima, the property of Mr. M'BBride, Mr. Hickey, Mrs2Kavanagh, ant Mrs. Casey, victnallers, Great Britain-street, on the morning of the 13th inst., in the slauhter- houses, Sampson's-lane, were brought up on re- imad at the Northern ...

... THIE EXPLOSION AT POOLBEG-STRE-t INQUEST ON THE BODIES. Dr W White, iefy-coroner attendeon Thursday sornink at the flair mill premises of Mr. Macken, *Poolheg street, where a jury w-aas sworn to inquire 55a to the eanse of the- Seaths of Patrick Qeigley, Patrick Gaizn,--and l agce M'Glynn who had ibeen employedin connection with them when the *.explosion tookpa on Wednesday. A number of ...

... 1 -LA WCOURTS-YESERDAY. II; _ I -. I OPEING OF TERM ; Yesterday having jieen the first day of Michael- 'msasTerin the- cors of law and pquaty were opened with the accustomed formalities. - - COURT OF CA BCERY. Shortly after twelve o'clock Lord%'hiancellbr ?? kacconplanied 'by the V Cee-Chaniellor, and'the sterofe Rolls,-took his seat upon the benab. The purgs and train bearers tob1his Lorasbip ...

... IRE TICEBORNE CASE It SPECIAL TELEGRAM e0 (From our Correspondent.) a. London, Tuesday Night. * rk the .NVioborbe ease a variety of evidence f favourable to the claimant was adduced to-day. A House Officer at Liverpool, named Lessware, trumpet-major in the Carbineers, felt convinced claimant was the offloar he had known in the g Dragoon Guards; recognised him by the heavy e eyebrows and ...

... I - -I I POOR LAWSNAIONA RATN YERSU I - - 1 TO TEE EDITOR OF TE FREEMAN. Y- M nEAR Sm-I propose to alter the state of Ih-fe nquestift-4utn oerypi he'veze Le aid ve xatious btween ptheelectoral dis-5 a r destitqtepqor. Ony guardaof the poor,,seemr te 'dianeof ffie ~ ndtpf Mens ; 1 n eix~epq ?? -of' ithe poor; of 19 ?? -4tte,.7 m tgeffnotw onaiv the ratinmgat uoo:. ~e relief Ifinhi~ingU tY ...

... LAW COURTS-YESTERDAY, COURT OF CHANCERY APPEAL (Befole the Lord ChanceRor and Judge Christian) RBatey and Bealy v. Agra Bank.-This was an .appeal against an order by the Master of the Rolls whereby his lordship declared that a certain in. denture of mortgage, of October 5th, 1866, exe- cuted by Mr. George B. Barry, then IAP. for Cork County, to his wife, Mary Theresa Barry was fraudulent and ...