... EXECUTION IN ENGLAND, -- ,_ . THE CULPRIT DECAPITATED. (BY TLEGR&APH.) Norwvich, M'onday. The execution of Robert Goodale, for the mur- -der of his wift at Watsoken, Norfolk, took place at Siorwich jail to-day. Tiecondemned man was' attended in his last moments by the Rev T A Wheeler, a Baptist minister, to whow he had made an admission of his guilt, attribating un- faithfulness on the part of ...

... I ALLEGED MALiCIOUS BURNING IN CLARE. I (TvSXGAUx FROM OUR CORRESPOXDENT.) ! Ennis, TIondav. Intelligence reached town on yesterday that, late on Saturday night five ricks of hay, contain. ing 40 tons, valued at £80, the property of Mr. | Marcus Keane, J P, Beechpark, about two miles i from Ennis, were discovered on fire. The burning 'mass was first observed by the police stationed in a hut ...

... YElL V sk' X)NAL DIVORCE CASE~S_~J £YIDLNCL -iHE` IESPO-NDEYT. ?? eur iiy sui ans eumdi he. Divorce ' -. a i tol- tx.- netMi- Mia r-: crybefore her m ar ige, tad he x-isic~, I' L ci i-t Lady -Durhaml at Lamb- ,on after thon n T.'i'e respondent omi very -,eser I ed, a'n, .~ iet ~. ?? hCS'.Old -mc:nistree0 of the bouse, give the rioni E - icwf-.0 the lu~ncheon table, rand Jcer a: 1he' husbiandl ...

... IYTERESTrNG LAND CASM JURY SITTINGS. $efore Nr Justice Murphy and a Special Jury.) josuSH rsLEtLY ?? HERBET SNELL5E. The plaintiff, a solicitor, resides in Upper %¶ount.Street, Dublin, and the defendant at ZC, ...

... THE SUPPOSED SURDER IN MILLSTREET, CO. CORK. I _ _ _- - - - - - - FURTHER DETAILS-AN ARREST. r (TELEGRAM FROM ULM CORRESPONDENT,) Cork, Monday Nigbt One arrest has already been made in connection with the shocking murder of William Cashman, near M'illstreet, yesterday. As the police state they expect to make further arrests, it is Eupposed they must have some positive information regard- i i ...

... LAW LNTELLIG?CE.L YESTERDAY. CITANCERY DIVI IRION ci N' N ?? .$.l~ttSwere -~*'rirriir-di i-i a' The anioil a '-rinil~tr the re-il ?? jrcw'riziil ?? oif ro irngr ?. ?? prin-' ipa-l and * 'r.-i-tnt e-'ctof a r-didglr' ',otainaed ?? ?? ~as-n'Eliza Anne .Silw-wcod. on t f p i: I~'6.No pavr'rc.ei, of either t to wrt nrc- h-AU i ti T 0 IC U--il to til cprt;'le it .0I - 'ear-6 all-il wr Ly a ie ...

... i-M Ie If ILINIMIATAMOZIM TO am3 t=90&1U1 P320S YBm u6 a, bmmew If .ao 't ommdw h the zme psus *tb im C am ade .mv, WL deficamy ca wi Made a grW~ piswia W* c take sad mm e CA0 - .~ maue_ Friay 1), ?? bim co -f~ ...

... ACT[ON AUMAiNSl' TLUl TIMAk2k'1S O, Sh I(,. (. (E v r, Sp,;;aI N ciia 1 Ili in thie H1lQa fc C,,--IuJU ?? b-i- Elito do:t, L,-fUICe -'JiI' '-1S1% I'-ai~ua, tie ' 'ocatrin -. 'then j4½ i~oh1 ill VtLL ?? toI ki ttn t laicie U i a ?? htl a !-t, ?? -i L)l'ai of h~ge- Thlt a owl ?? it;-i . -the ~lLiitttii ,.o- citt iled ?? -_n iit.tir ci. 'letac tu;e ,lt?1 , l~, a to tile, -&la?-n~ei-I cvi huLti'?' ...

... IBUTTENRIE SOLD AS BUTTER. I Yesterday in the -Northern Division of the Police Court G'Mr. Charles Joseph O'Doncl, Chief Police Magistrate, presiding); Inspector Madden, of the Pembroke Tofwnsbip, summoned Anne Doyle, of the ii Coach and Horses, Merrion, for having sold butterine as butter. MIr. Walsh defended, and the defendant did not attenud. The Inspector stated that on the 15th of ...

... I ILAW IXTELLIGEKNCE., YESTEIRDAY. .: COUR1T OF APPEAL. '(Defore the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief taronu,aind the Lords Justices of Appeal.) tedefcod ants fromn tla c rdr of ct;e Vice Chan- eIl, itluinitifis oare Daniels to d Noah!j Mdaitto of The Glenries, coi'nity Di4,e-oac ansIoh, Connotlly anil Jolin Burke reside in Dubl~in. Thie suit vis for the s~iecific porter- WmalIce of thre-e ec ...

... 0 THE IUSBUTRN WILL CASE. ?? the BARBO'R 17. BARBQUR. all Yesterday, in the Probate Court, before Judge oat Warren and a Special Jtvu. the nrial of this case wf was resuried. Ty The Solicitor-General, Miessrs H Holnes QC; J nce G Gibson, Q C, and Hume (instructed by Messrs I W D and H Johns, of Belfast), appeared for the ah f plaintiff's. Sergeant O'Brien, Messrs W Boyd, Q C; J Mon-| srt- roe, ...

... LAW INTELLIGEN~tl LAW MOTIONS. LFROX OURl SEIl. RE5505Tha.1 (Before Mr. Jnstice JOUltiac.-r THE ESTATE OF WM. ANKETELL, OWNLR SCorTTISi PR0VMDEtT ASStUiUNCE' Cot~nrerr 5 Tlox~sei. ' E, I\ll. T. 1r. rlIE'T,.S ?? . Ruslh) applied oi behai. of tLC Uhc (rel I-: 1 Auketell estate that his clients be ?? , duction of 33 per cent., or Gs Sd in ile I_ IS. the rents and arrears duo the 1st ?? 1 ' was an ...