... -- iA17T El I CO,30 OF APPEAL. (Before the Lord C1e3lle, the Ioed Cbhie Barec, Lord Justice Fitzibben, sad Lord Jus- tiee Barry.) Roms;s v 3'GFnTg.--n this Cae a suit bad he1 instituted in the Rois Couth to admislstor ?? estae of the late Kiieiael MWGTNh, of Cion- keen, county Galway, who by his wd5 bequeathd inter ali, two annnities, one to Michael Glynn, and the other to his sister, Mrs Anne ...

... I THE fo gMR ER. PROSE(JUTIOIX O CURE;LL. ihc (BY IELRBAM. ?? pr Leudon' W-edseadfYy. - Thomas William Currell; 81;, was charged on W remand, at Worship'street, this. morning, before so Mr. Hannay, with the murder of Lydia Green, el, aged 30, at 8 Baches-qtreet, Shereditch, on Feb- if runry 5th. cb Mr Sims, from the office of the Solicitor to- the-Treasury, pr(Isecutei, while''the prisoner was ...

... p LAW tIG . '0 (kefotA~iMa3lterbtt i6e'la)c. t- .o n h, ld his G gisti ,B nrber4 . fr ougt't kiteee ~ ±iitrk4 f'&&cti 4;f a~dded'~f'. ?? te 4thJ`nly, ?? by x'iicb their late uncle, Pre- George Barter, hf tathuinms; gnted hie Ore- ' 'I ,srteotsisti li t nt~eesiw tifotitef NbJil§' I raid Igayrodcingasvds rental ,ffauo ul tea abr P| tion his o0ly soni, .the def,endat, .the aev Ianiel cat'y Barber ...

... POICE 1 TELLIGEN CE-YEMIERD-k h NOP.T}HElLN l'IXISION. (Before 3Ir. Keys,Q C.) A COU{PLAINT AdAIMST A P.V.N RoKEs.-MIarin Hayden, Dorset-street, pawnbroker, ras sum- moned at the suit oi an artisan named Clare for having detained a silver watch, a gold chain, and gold lockets ?? £-7 which he hal pawned. |r. Gerald Bynre appeared to jresevute. hh. Keyq observed that Mr. Hayden Yas nearly every ...

... DOWN'PATJICK QI:ARTER SESSIlONS. | (tlrxraEoxoaaf I'BOM O cR CorBnEz'oai:EiiT.) Dowupatickle, Tueslay. This morning, at halfs-past twelve o'clock, Thoe Lefroy, Esq, Q C, County Court Judge of Down, entered the Crown Court of the courthouse in this town, and commenced the business of this sessicus, The following magistrates occupied seas. on the ?? Bangor, Calouel Ford, D L; Willhanm W Wallace, ...

... _ - Yesterday in she Appeal Court, before the Lord ? Chancelor and Lords Justices Fitzgibbon, Barry, | and Kaitsh, a case wva heard of Keating, tenant, i Beton, landlord. It was an appea! from an order of the Land Commiusion, di&r issni the tenants' holdtng of 11 statute actes on the ground thatl there had been a sub-letting of one Irish acre to a I labourer. The case had been twice ...

... I A DMLIN DIVORCE SUff. Yesterday in the Probate and )fatrironial b* gion before Judge Warren, the case of Devlixi r. Devlin came on, to fix the date and mode ot trial. This was a petition by Bridget Devlin, otherwise Hill, 104 Rathgar road, fruiterer, for a decmee ca vemaz et thdro from her husband George Devlia, en the geund of alleged cruelty. On the 6th of May, 1866, the petitioner and the ...

... THE ~IITCEHELSTOWNT TRACEDY. ftRTHER CROSS-EXAMINATION OF COUNTY INSPECTOR BROWNRIGG. (TELEGRAM fliOM OUR REPORTER.) Mitcbeletown, Wednesday. This morning, at eleven o'clock, Mur. Coroner ,ice resumed the inquest. Mr. Harringtofn. 31 P (instructed by Mr. Ambrose Mandeville, solicitor), appeared for the cext-0o-kin ; Mjr. Morphy (instructed by D I Shaannotn and Mr. St Leger, Liolicitor) ...

... THE MYSTERIOIS MURDER IN ,qORK. ('FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) he Cork Wednesday. h- Mr. Justice O'Brien sat in the Court at half- ve past 10 o'clock this morning and took up the hear- of ing of the case in which James MXLaughlin stands r charged with the murder of Daniel Mulcaby, on a George's quay, Cork city, on the morning of the sr- 13th April last. The prisoner was master of the ?? schooner ...

... THE SHOOTING OF KINSEILAj ?? COOLGREANY. j, : . ?? . ?? FURTHER PARTICULARS. { ~~ (Eggg ov auPoRTE) 'I ' j ' @ , Arkilow, Thursday. The inquest on the body of John Kinsella, who was shot dead at Creogban, near Coolgreany, by a baud of armed Emergencymenl yesterAy, has 1.not yet been beld. .The inquiry ito. tho circumn etances of the drecdful.eecurreaoe was expected tto tke'place ta-day, but ...

... POLICE INTELIAGENCE-SATURDA1.E INCRTUIIPN D1VISO04 (Before Mr. Kevs, Q C.) A TnavFLtNG 3tOurureTtE PLArrea.-A rAoc: looking individual named RoberC Grace wL. gave his addresa as 22 Thomas street, was cnart-: with having defrauded the Mtdland Great WTe, era Railway Companv by travelling in a ui:: from Athlone to Dublin without a ticket aD; vithout paying his fare. mr. J Ennis pnrsecot4. mr. ...

... ICRARGE OF P ?? AINOGI -* -F TALSE P.ET EqC S : -. (c sra ae- rREL. (CeTmL NM >g' EMA Lodoul% Friday. Just before th6e rising of the Westminstet Police Conrt this evening, Mr. Wilis5 C, PA P applied to the magistzates on .behalf of r. JaJ ''Hry, the well-known Ameeifall inaciejifr B ionios against Mr. Henry LouiS Bsob eiea, of Thregmeso street, on a charge of ob- tamingps pment of cheqaes of ...