... COURT OF COMMON PLESA | - . . . .. .:I. . . . - . IjT. JuSticO L&VWon tat before 11 o'elock and heard motions. JO-in OWl9qg? v. 44. D leftfe 01,fier.-Mr, I P. O'Brien movedif4ir the, defendat in this to to plesd double. The aotion is to recover darmkA under these circumstances :- e plaintiff Pl1eged tbat the defendant by his negligeuce, vhile driving a horse and carin leanworth,.county ...

... POLICE JNTELLICENCE-SATURDAT. N0ltTiRN fliVISION. (Pefore MI. C. J.U'toe) TLC ?? Cap' ?? ?? ca-a dri. cr, iil tie ?? gcai P 0 ?? Cailro!1, coal iii' ?? ~ 1- ~ i . u ilute vehicle tr -av. ?? iitee pi I], thme y caused i .: I I'tt'IJ- i iL . In ?? an .IiJ:oY-, the wife of aI f i r: c t- v atan- Utc. it. The evidence 'Af Mi.)ftlitoia to i-c ?? that on Friday, lli 2ti lt inst. wsi i5 (Iivii lg, ...

... | LAW, I NOE. nwd ?? o.- The i ant., at I0a! ntftio dthe cod~ ~ - Mitthi A4nfdavito which had been ade for the areofh5 n 1r strv4-f t ?? h ; eit dof Ui apoeet ~ s b L fot~hthi~bp h t&etfrti. - 1Y ...

... I - - COURT OF CHANCERY APPEAL. (Before ?? Chancellor and the Lord Justice of Appeal,) The Ohurch Tlemporoltie v. the Marquis of Doewnire.-The arguments in this appeal were reauncd and concluded. The question involved was whether the Church Act '1870)veasted a tithe rentrobarge of £85 in the Commissiopers, or'wbe. ther it belonged to the Marquis of Downihire. the Vice-Chancellor dismissed the ...

... I[ JIMPORTANTGJ T. RELIGIOUS BEQUES WIi~ 814T f T'k Agorne,.Gc#,w v. Dr. Detany. The Court case, which wats argued mitt termi, and In w~kiff ~iitorey-Genersl claimed a odrtaln sum of money, Aito bvl~l.'nd her' brdthog.1 'Arel'V r'ea Wed, on hie 4.4k.4 ltciies We?. piwpo~~~ ci ~jwitj~ s~ 4i)Jy ule-dt, 1) 011 ?? ?? a tci u es 4 ~~t~4U~IbMA, R1%t TjM1 doein uselcawor 9. li ue. nklchC nob its4o ...

... W L- LWINTELLIGENCE. I YESTER'DAY. ROLLS COURT. TAe 7ati.al Asueas'mae Comapainy v. ?? hearing of this suit, to set aside a policy of ij. surauce for £5,000, effected by the defendant, with the plaintiff, was resumed and is not yet concluded. The Attorney-General, bergesut Armstrong, and Mr. iotert.;t (instru~ted by Mr. Watson) were f:)r the plhintiffs. Mr. Mialrdonogh, QO.C, Mr. F. Wialsh, Q ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE, YESTERDAY. COUNTY OF DUBLIN LAND SESSIONS. Yesterday the Hon. Charles Trench, chairman ot the county Dublin, sat in the Courthouse, nil- mainhami, to hear cases under the Land Act, lea e Rlichardcl Mancpan-In this case there wai an application on the part of Richard Mangan, under the 28th SeCtion of the Land Act, to obtain a confirmation from the court of a lease made to him ...

... - -q m ft? A, ? cou eo§ i!2t . j!.z ^ A further sitting' i t ia * casi 'i view of traoing pro- an' a d to be pos. S 28 gbmn~g~t;;l*5ga dealer inr ces resa in *. weit,.Dublin, hda Ander the nam of Arnoum, ott, and Co, ?? to e mount of £400 from Madame )Nxl~n { 'Fro c IA fr, and she, though having ¶b~ifp lb~s acqi idt afce wit~h hu, accepted bills wero renewfed at the request of the bankrupt. ...

... LAW NOTICIES-Tilrs DAY. (From time Ja' P'ia ol.) COURT OI PIZBIIATI' Probate Causci intx l x I ivi:,, :-Siall n MCIartnev, 6)iOLi city. Janl 11 I- l n.1 * e,,. . -D-- - I- 15: tsDinX a Duffy, o a n it i3elf, .Jan 17 I lloiltjil a Shioldl. courtitselif, Jan124; Knoipe aiNOAlle, bpec~loIci, Jnr ?? ClAlainu a (;ahal:an, Clltll1oO city, .1 an i5. .i ATKINIONIAL CAUsE.-NIcKeever a Mctee cmr, court ...

... ruLICEN- IN-pETLTIQOEN-CE-YESTERDAY I Ch Cea? Cr' ('nr1A nlumber 0i ear and3 cab- c1 ir rutrin~wod br thi I olic( for vairiouts - v. rc5iz.. c 'Aiog it io fre tirle oha' the Lazards, wvrait tot t'i i tie etrers anl h-trio, rtl ti;e Ian, Lh-i! %Tl ' -t L' tiC a1 iinegle~]cts- 1 tjte, 1(13varvitri' tfuli2 o13 Xt.iijle.I tiV, 11:' i v, h L I' ?? rra,1112 rc'rdrr g in the to -ti ¾wi' ii' iori (I ...

... LAW F ' NCELL.GENC4 - - 'YESTERDAY. _ ?? CONSOLIDATED CHAMBER. Mr. Justice Keogh aat to hea. motions for the Law Cour2t. a Vld7strBank v. MoA1ye.-Tbis wag an action tg recover the amoutut of a cbeque drawn, itv was al- leged by the defendant, in favour of one Mary PitzeiMorx, upon the Belfast Bank. MIr. P. Mar- tinr moved 'fo leave to deifnd, upon an hffidavit of thlde didsut that he had ...

... BIT1NG A POLICE-CONSTABLE. | X-atrick Mason, aged 25, labourer, was charged on Saturday morning, before Mr. Barton, in the ,s c thern Divisional Police-court, with having, the pu ,vious nllight, assaiulted Constable Johu' Teeling, 9 A, between 11 and 12 o'clock, in Golden-lane '1 4e constable deposed that at the hour mentioned l ?? on duty in Ciolcden-ane, where he arrest d c prisoner for ...