... 11IZ -NEWTOQ7wYi iYAJRT .RDM -- - i aeVE 1 ow9I T;-E ;3 ?? E7TWNTEaRT, TarnsnsS. Arrzas my despatch was forwarded yesterday the E. 'ilovwing was adduced in evidence:- E'nuaination of Charles Haughey continued:- C'OitfiNEE (to ?? you remain by afteri you heard the noise ? About ten or fifteen minutes, Did the cocklemes leave before you left? They did. While VO -were, there, after you heard the ...

... i 7I -IOL5CZANCELLO'hIS COURT. ; Duaat!Ny Tescao .,.WE I CoRTAST J. tGMENT.I THE *-LSTEI' BA. StEWy CO.M?aNYE V. TISOiSAS SYN-NOTT. Is this matter, the bill was filed for the purpose of obtaining a declaration that the plaintiffs might be at liberty to realise the sum of £7,759 and interest, claimed as due to then on foot of an equitable mortgage upon £10,000 of debenture stock in the Great ...

... TEE 'MURDER I X N EIWTOWON.STEWART. i TEE INQUEST. [FROMa OuR OWYX REPOR;TER.] ! NBE1NDON :fSTEWART, Tr-ESDAY NIGHMT. TO-D.oSr, after my despatch was forwarded, the fol- lowving was given in evidence.- Bead-Constable Joseph Thompson was examined, and deposed that he was stationed in Omagh, and recollected Thbursday, the *29th June. Did you hear of the death of Mr. Glas;% and v ! what means'! I ...

... BELFAST POLICE COUfRT-Y ES'FRDAY. ilefo' -Drg M!'Gsa, SYP. g ana DwirDr TAIMon, Esq., J3. ] : W7i. M'Donzall was brought up in cstody o Sub-Coisatable, M'Coule, charged with having stolen eleven handkerchiefs, the property of Jas. Ander- son & Co., Mill Street. An assistant in the establishment deposed that on Saturday evening, between eight and nine ;o'clock, the prisoner came into the shop, ...

... LEGAL NEWs. R O L L So m o rnT. D'Im~, TraItssDAY. -EoRX oUR SPXIAZT ptpOReE.] STURGEON V. RODINSO. TnE bill in this case was filed to administer the asesof the late John Robinlson, of Comber, near Belfast. The questions of faet arising thereunder vere tried before a jury ir this court. Subse- quently, application forw3. new trial was made to, and refused by, his H~onour- but, an appeal being ...

... - CO-NSOLIDATED CHIAMBER.6 Dcaux-_,, FRIDay. [FROM1 OCR srECiAL REPORTER.] - 'MR. JUSTICE KEOGH Sat to-day to dispose Of motions for the law courts. JOHN' GM-kG HALL V. THE DUBLINF AND BELFASiT JUCITION nIOWANYY C03LPANtY. In this case the action was brought boy the plain- tiff, under Lord Campbell's Act, to recover damiages tor the death of his son, Win. Hall, by the alleged negligence of the ...

... THnrE -NIRDEMH IN NflWTOMWSTEWARfT- A MYSTELLIOUS LNEXER. 3 [rznJx eon owx O cRP' so nx tj' , MAraGu, Monn.f' Tmrs case seems to be shrouded in as great myd- j teryasever. Althoughthelocalpolice,suppLemented4 I by large numbers drafted from the surround j1 districts, have thoroughly searched almost every1. inch of the ground travelled by Mr. Montgomery I when he left the bank, no trace has ...

... cOrUNTY OF ARMAGH. [FRO O'UR. OWNT PEPORTER.] CROWN COURT. AixauGEn, FnrDMY. Tn:s morning, at ten o'clock, the Right Hon. Judge lawsoN took his seat in the Crown Court of the County Courrt House, and continued the busi- ness of this court. ACTION YOR 0 TRESPAS3S. JOENTON ?? ROLSTON. The following were sworn as a special jury to try the case, there beingr, by consent, only eleven gentlemen: ...

... BELFAST POLICE C iU RT-S.ATURDY. CRIMINAL COU'RT. [Before EnvWARD ODE, Esp, Ph.]3 DI, OnD Ero mS. Robert Templeton ax-asz brmght 11p in custody of Sub-Constable Patrick Fitzsimmons, charged ix ith having been ?? North Street, the pre- Vi OU3 evening, by ?? insultilng e-xpressions to complainlant. From tlae eviin lcc of the constable, it appeared. that at half-past elhvcl o'clock the phevious ...

... THE N1T OF JULY IN LURGAN-CONOFLICT WITH THE POLICE. [Fnoc OUR CORRERSPONDRT.] LURa AN, SUNDAY. FOe some time past the approach of the July an. niversary of 1871 has been looked forward to in this locality with considerable interest. On Friday l last. the authorities drafted into the town one hundred extra police, all bieing in charge of Cap. tain Butler, R.M., Enniskillen. Early yesterday ...

... ASSIZE SEWS. l U'O-UKTY OF AXNT RI I M. CROWNV COURT., ?? morura. at ten o'clock. Mr. Justice L&NVSON took his seat in the Crow;n Court of theQ Couinty Court House, and continued the business - Ot these Assizes. LarczF-Ny FROM Ti;F LIssueN POAT OFFICE. John Campbell, who -was found guilty on a pre- vious dlay oz stealing is, the property of Mlr. 31Clure, the Lisburn I'ostrtaster, was ...

... ASS IZE NEWS. CONSOLIDATED CHAMBER. DUBLIN, SATURDAY, [FRMos OUR SPECIAL nREORTER.] THE LORD Crimv-BxssRos-~ being the last Judge re- P maining in .)ublin during the Assizes, sat to-day to V dispose of nwticns for the law courts. t 'THE DERRY CELEBRATIONS. 1 a ALEXANDER ADAMS5 v. COLONEL GXO. E. HITLLIER. v In this case,. the plaintiff, a reporter employed ., upon the Der-y Sentinel, sought to ...