... R E C O R D C 0 U R T. -it'r^orC flaronw'jOE4.Y* tc rf' .JOU -ZaFi, AFI'EILANT; Ts LONDON AND NORTH. -~ This was an-appeal from-a edisibiia prc&inc bytho chbirman in the court btlS* The'sctioi mw-as bioujht ?? £40 for ?? onthd part btte dafehdants in niot tittim g a number of cattle frni -Warkenlo1Aitdtori,-l iai acoordance' with the toeims of ?? - Dr. Mt3!ain and'Mr. -Monroe (instqtea ?? T J ...

... The civil business of this court was resumed yes- terday morning, shortly after eleven o'clock, in the Recorder's Court, Municipal Buildings, before J. H. OTWAY, Esq., Q. C. IMPORTic ;T AMTION ADBUT A PIANO-CASB AND cro.93- CASK. John H1. Philips, Dock Street, sued Adam Craig, Pianr.forte dtaler, Donegall l'lacu, to recover the value of a piano, worth £I], which the plaintiff ,Tvd Craig took ...

... -, [Prom Our SPECAL ?? ROLLS COURT. - SARAJ BOYD V. TEHOAS A. DICKSON. fn this case a bill had been filed by the plaintiff, who is a widow living at Rosstrevor, County Down, for the purpose of compelling the defendant, who resides at Dungannon, County Tyrone, specifically to perform an agreement entered into on the 15th of June, 1875, for the purchase, for the sum of £2,600, of thp premises ...

... POT- 4mW&;: :tf7 -~ I CUST6DIC CH11-YRSTELADIDAI. [Before Dr. BERowmN, , J.N. F. BamWP JOHs. To-, Esq., J.P.; an&d ELBS H. TEOrSO, 3Esq., ' John. EAS UgTOXICATR DRIVEL 'John Nocher, a licensed cardriver, wspa brought up in custody, charged by SnECiitbl5 John Peyton with having been-drunk while i ch«rge of a hose and car. The constable stated that the prisoners horse and car came into collision ...

... SATURDAY. (PROM OQU S'CYIAL ItREJ0OaThIS.] POLLS COURT. TIiR MRREQIAJN RANKI'e ConI'i-m OF lONDON V- 1II LAM Sl'fllt & CO.-IN.CNCTION MOTION- Mr. -letI L r, (I C. (wit1l whom wcre MIr Mac- konogh, Q U., and Mr. Fireuch, instructed 1bv Nlessrs. Johns, flewitt, & I91Th5), applied to the Master of the Rolls this morning to fix a day for hearing an application for an injunction in this matter, and ...

... CUSTODY COURT.-YE5TERDAY. [Before EDwARD GaME, Esq., R M., and SAMUTEL M'CAusLASD, Esq., J.P.] *AT TaE 'EEN OF CU=RL Thomas Donnan, a farmer, was charged by Sub- Constable Greer with having been drunk in charge of a horse and cart on the previous evening, at Ball ymacrrett. The constable stated th the prisoner was lying sleeping in his cart. He shook him and asked him where he lived. The ...

... The business of this Court was opened at eleven o'clock yesterday morning, in the Recorder's Court,. Municipal Buildings, before the Recorder of the Borough, J. H. OTWAY, Esq., Q.C. GRAD JURY. The ?? were swornon the Grand Jury by Mr. W. C. Cunningham, Clerk of the Peace, viz.:-Messrs. W:D. Alderice, Joseph Bell, John Cleaver, Chas. J. Evans, W. J. Gourley, David E[nderson, James C. Mairs, ...

... COulIT OF BANKRUPTCY. lFlOM Ou.1 SEC lAL REPO1tTER.] rit! IN, FRIDAY.--Judgo HARRISON sat at eleven o'clock to-day. IA rc TITOMiAS WOLFE.cDON. T'ic ?? was a blrather and finisher, and i ra hI at Di .nnona, in the (ovkuty of Ant: iu,1a the Drontra Finishing Compi1nY. The caso came be fire ti * ('innr, enl tin4t public sitting, and also for ti csalleinatill of witne-qes. ,r. I'FltI:y (instructed ...

... POLICE NEWWSL CUSTODY COURT-YrSTRRDA.i [Before SaMUEL M'CAUSLASD, Esq., J.P., and EDWARD OBaU, Esq., R. M-.] LARCENY. A man named John Kirwan was charged with having stolen two dresses and two coats, value for ]2s, the property of John Gregory, on the previous night. Mr. M'Lean jnn., prosecuted. Acting-Constable Barr deposed that about half. past ten o'clock on the previous night he heard a ...

... | JOHN HASrxSos OTWAY, Esq., eQc., Chairman of the county, resumed the business of the Recorder's Court yesterday, at half-past one o'clock. JAMES ALEXANDER V. ME6SSRS. COMBE & BABBOUR. Jamnes Alexander, labourer, processed Messrs. Combe & Barbcour, Falls Road, Belfast, to recover £40 damages, for injury sulstained by him while in the employment of the defendants, by reason of which he lost ...

... CUSTODY COURT-.YsTflDAY. (Before SAsrrm M'CAUSLANW, Esq., J.P.] VrIOLaNT ASSAULT. Thomas M'Kinley, Margaret Hilton, and Thomas Hilton were charged with violently ?? Hilton in a house in Green Street on the 31st ult. The prosecutor stated that the female prisoner was his wife, and one of the other prisoners Was his son. Between eight and nine o'clock on the even- ing of the day in question he ...

... HnaLBEGGoA, TuZSDAY.-An investigation was held in this town to-day, into the circumstances connected with what Appears to be a very daring attempt to shoot a respectable farmer, named Samuel Belton, who resides at Mountrath, near Rahue, County Westmeath. From the information of Mr. Belton, it would appear that on the previous evening he observed some cattle trespassing in his oat field. He ...