... THE ARREST OF A FACTORY PROPRIETOR ON A CEHARGE OF ARSON. LONDONDERRY, WSDNEsDAY.-The Mayor (Un A. Baxter), with Mr. R. Harvey, RAIL, and Mr. S. Bell, J.P., sat in the Police, Court at eleven o'clock this morning. tames C. BMuirhead, proprietor of a shirt factory in Orchard Street, was brought up on remand, having been arrested on the previons night on the charge of being concerned in setting ...

... T R E JE W EL RMB B13ER[Y A T l FICKNTESY. Loarnoer., SavmsJnxv^.5.-C ...

... LOWER CASTLERE?H PRE?TM1?NT SESSIOYS. THEz presenstment s-essons for the barony of Lower Catstlereagh were held yesterd~ay in Newvto-wnards Courthouse, The followving nagistrates wrere psre- sent :-Measrs. John Blahiston-flolsuon D>. L. vice-lienteniaut of the coun tv (chairmenr); W~illiamn M;aynue, J.P.; WV. S. Johnston}.J.l',: A . 1% Lemon. J.F.; John Anderson. ?? CGeorge alkaier. JY.P. ...

... BAZAAR ANIs SALE OF WORE AT UROUGHSEMANE. YZSTERDAY a wery successful bazaar and sale of -work waseheld-in the new schools, Broughshane, in connection with the Second Presbyterian Church there. The weather in the ?? pre- sented a verygloomnyaspect, butere noon 5elleaden clouds passed away, giving place to bright, genial sunshine during the rernainder of the day. This favourable circumstance ...

... A DUBLIN CLERI CHARGED WM EMBEZZLEMIENT. DUrBLU, SATURDAT.-In the Southern Police Court to-day-before Mr. Swifte-John Flood, 7. Beividere Avenue, a clerk in the employment of Mr. P. AK Chance, M.P., solicitor, Westmoreland Street, was chsxrged in custody of Sergeant Dunne. of the G Division, with having within the past two months embezzled a sum of £1l SI, received for and on account of his ...

... BELFAST QUARTER SEXSSIONS. XR. HreNRy FnTZIBOaN, Q.C., County Court -Judge for Antrin, and Recorder of Belfast, sat yesterday iu,.the Crown Court of the County - Courthouse, Crumlin Road. and took up the civil business of these sessions. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, Deputy and Acting Clerk of the Peace, was in attendance. WiNmDIN V? THE UNION BUILDING SOcIETY. I In the matter of the Building ...

... BALLYMEENA QUARTER SESSIONS. ; Tns business of these sessions was resomed yes- terray morning, before Mr. IBSErY FSTZGIBBON-, ANDREW DrOStY V. JOSEPH R. BLACK. This wa6s an action brought by the plaintiff, Mr. Andrew Dickey, ?? ir. -Joseph B. Black to recover £17, being the amount due to defendant for the price of a. stack of flax. Mrl. Todd. Barrister-at-Lawv (instructed by Messrs. J. & A. ...

... THE LONDON POLICE !3UTATIOIN. A STRIZ1K, THUREATSNSD.' Lo-pDoS, ScNDAY.-Yesterday evening consider- able excitement was occasioned in the neighbour- hood of the Strand by the report that the whole of the police stationed at Bow Street had come out on strike. A representative of the Pres Association was unable to obtain confirmation of the report at the ohief police station, the inspector on ...

... ALlYEED MANSLAUGlHTITh IN 2BEL-FAST A I . the Custody Court yesterday morning. bpfG>.! I Messrs. E. J. Eaton, RM.. Lnd John Brownee r p1 James Britton, deizcribed as a quay 3acourpr ?? fifty, wvas charged by Head-Consenue Dardis with lhaving felonious killed and slin, wife, M;ary Britton, at their house i, Ferre Strt the prevince evening. TMr. A. J. Lewis prosecuted. and MBr. P. Do, defended. ...

... II Du.N-GA5N(3N. 31MONDAY.-An attempt at the robbery of fowl took place in Dungannon on last Saturday night. From the facts disclosed it ap- pears that about midnight a strange commotion was heerd by a son of M1r. Wm. Steenson. station- fmaster on the Great Northern Railway at Dun- - annon, in his father's yard by the continued bleating of a goat and the cackling of hens, and on proceeding to ...

... IAW INT ELLGENCE, LAW MOTICnS.-Tm. DUs, PILOM T5'I' LUGtT DIARY. P.3!. COURT OF APPEAL. Dowling v. BillingtGn, V.O., at hearing (1); Gibson v. Tay- lor, Prolute (2). Vaeen v. Middleton (l). re J. Rice, dereaeed. Neilson v. Ric (2); Stevenson v. Iillsar (4), tacyon v. Yunsen (b), Smith v. Cregani (7), Eaton v. Barrett (95. VIOE-CIIANCELfLLR. Fisibbotrnev. Halilton (1). Grant v. Grant (2), ...

... COWARDLY ATTACK ON A KILKEN.N Y' CIERqGYMAN. KEtuzswVBf, SATURnDA.-The following details of this outrage are now to hand :-The Rev. Charles A. Vignoles. A.M., rector of Burnehureh and Chancellor of St. Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny. was the victim of the most rufflanly outrage -which has for a long time disgraced thts city and its neighbourhoodT As becomes a descendant of a family that held ...