... -4- At ?? yester- day, Dr. Joseph Edmunds, of Grafton-strest, Bond- strest, appeared to au adjourned summons charging him with detaining a pug dog belonging to Maiie Peters, of Graftonestreet, itzroy-square. - Mr. - Bathurst No1man1 solicitor, appeared for the coin- ho ?? the fast hearing of the case Miss Peters Er. saidthat in November, 1888, she bought thedog in lit queation in Leadenball ...

... BALLYMENA QcUAPTER SESSIONS. YE5STERDAY Mr. RuINnY F;Tz7GTn oy, Q.C.. Gounti Court Judge for Antritn. resumed the business o; this court in the Ballymena Courthouse. Mr. Thomas Cunninghham, Acting Clerk of the Peac, 'was present. DORN-AN V. B13AVYOST. This wag an action bronght by Win. NDormaa, mzerchant. tradirng ?? 11. a eJ. Dorlizan, Bally~menwa aizainst John Bcaunmont rpark ...

... I THE ALLEGED MURDER IN I DEAN FOREST. ADJOURNED INQUEST. Mr. S. F., Carter, coroner for the Forest district of tire county of Gloucester, resumed on Tuesday 1ix evening, at the National Schoolroom at Drybrook, tear Mitcheldeani, the inquiry into thre death, which occurred ?? night, of one Joseph LNTO lTyler. It. will be remembered that the deceased was single sod middle aged, and wee a ...

... Truh. POLICE COUWTS, ArkNslON, R01-0 E-R(ionr-y AT Tim CIN~coV- B4 1IM- (.eole DSrown, 61, a traveller, who PIE verp a L~t~oul, was charged before Mfr. sai AA~n1Jwth a rubbery. The complainant qu ~ xr ~~ nig, a shzpbroker in Philpot-laise ~ r reuono te 23rd December he was on7 tli. ui i~ ?? Station 'waiting-o a ?? tn~a~namn uhdu ohim and snatched his tho geiwacwot 0/,fomhspocket, and ran off ...

... EPIPHANY QUARTER |i 'SESSIONS. l GLAAIORGANSHIRE, . .ct - an sy IMPORTANT SIATEMIENT BY THE, b CHAIRMAN.to bb,- . fr( P, LNTOREASEI) S.ALAPRES WANTED AT C I PONTYPRIDD. er . ?? WI at-| TRIALS OF PlISONERS. ,en cut The Glarnorganshire Epiphany Quarter Sessions cel aed coinmmenced at the'Town-iall, Cardiff,on Tuesday, frr Mdr. J. C. Fowler, ehilirman, presided, ard there were gr the also ...

... '1 ? ?WZLT8?QUARTEW SH8BIO? IDevises on Tuesday,'adlthe-ohafr was oqbdpisd b . Lord' . Pitzmauraice,~i there- ,beihx also 'pxeeat,: f . 'Hon and 'Rev'.B. P.-,Boaiele',Kr' J, .Atkinsoin, Mr H!. ,Brown, 31r 0. E. H. A Colston, Mt A. BMrlsher; ap, ?? ot.Grubbe Rev 3, - . Gale, t r G1P. ,Goidney, ?? H. Goldney, Xr-Y F.-. PGoddard, Mr-J G. ..Gwa IMr4k G : Kaowles -M r G. L. Lopes, Mr W. B. j:,Lee,~ ...

... TRIAL OF1 CONINELL. TrLLAtroORP. TUESDAY.-To-day the fourth trial of Denis Connell for the murder of Denis Daly was resumed. Charles Sullivan was the first witness called, and was examinled by dir, MoLLOY, Q.C. He de- posed that he had been in the employment of Denis Daly,whon he saw leave the house on che morning of the murder, when he took with him his horse and cart. Before Daly left his ...

... bAW JNTELLIGNCE. ?? 2.- - Cr~rTr OF BANKRUPTOY.-D~i *1. jpefc:e Mr. elegistrar Linklater.) SE, CAPTAI' EDWARDS-ATMSON'. A, ¢j lor a receiviug order Iias been presented . . ?? debtor, who is described as of Coom)be 64t; ^M:;lea Su~rrey, proprietor Di the Field Sports ' poii hhe plpheatsolu of Messrs. Musgrave d ?? bcb:dl of AM1. J. Prado, General in he AI , i, his Hopouir xsade the usual ...

... THlE MURDER OF A DERBY WOMAN. I XEXECUTION OF WEST. At Armley Gaol, Leeds, this (Tuesday) mo0.ing Robert West, travelling showman, was executed for the murder of his wite, who was a daughter of ;Srp. Emma Sketchley, proprietress of a shooting gallery, of Derby. The murder took place on thts 16th of August last whilst West and his wife were attending a showv at Handsworth Wooilhouse, near ...

... YESTERDAY. Magistrates presenti-Messrs.W. Pethick and Charles Wills. DISTURBANCE IN PETER STREET A young man named James Ashton was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Peter street. Thomas Oxenham, landlord of the Old Fox inn, said that on the previous afternoon he had a number of excursionists from Wales in his place. The defen- dant came in but on account of his condition and conduct ...

... B0~UH056N IN ENGL-AND. - ?? TWO WIFE MURDRUI AT LEEDE6 Robert West, a travelling showmnR, and Frede- rick Brett, a navvy, were executed at Leads yester- 2 day.rooraing for the murder of tbeir wives at I Sheffield and Halifax respectively. Drink and jealetsy were thecause of both murders. The men confemsed theirguilt and wero resigned to their fate. Since hia incarceration ia iail West has been ...

... DISTRICT SESKSIONS. I ST. HELENS. A woman1 named Elizabeth Brceg. Cr!N ch argedI with 7-racly ill-treratir~g L--rrf' Annie. agd twelve monts anal ?? catise Wiaarv to its health. The .- t s.-en to lartittlly ill-treat her child. 3saa .~ 1-~as gie to the Fe-lt that th-- -i I aswell as sh le caauld. ?? ?? I or tassa tontas wnitk hard lateer. IA married woman nanted M1ary rF r ?? working man ...