... THE ATTEMPT TO MURDER MR. MACIKAY. ! MRS. MACKAY INTERVIETED IN LONDON. (SEtTER'S TELEGRAM) San Francisco, Mlenisy. Bippi, Mr Mackay's assailant who yesterda vas not expected to recover from a sei.;ii iflicted wound, is now gaining strength. Ho I expressed regret at his failure O kill ve Mackay, adding he regarded the nillioetre as the cause of ?? own losses. 'r &Pa12Tk condition is still ...

... LAW INTE'LIGENCE, YESTERDAY. cou!-e OF APPEAL. ~:.e Lord Cihrnncelior, Lord Aebblourne I~ord u~ttP Fttrgloou. and Lord Justile Ii ?? as stodfor judg' Ij ?? au a~pcal by the defendants; t a -,i~on of the Mtnr3fteRls . Was ?? by' the polaintifli', who ver en t usotIiitnea' under a will, to ?? e ct eczflstwo trusteew. ieci~rate liablol -eaW ?? trust funds. NwhichL the, bad, lent bit~ in tile ...

... PROSECUTION OF POLICE AND BAILIFFS | AT BUNBEG. Bunbeg, Monday. ti At Bunbeg, county Donegal, te-da], before h Messrs Hamilton and Beresford, R.M'i, the charge hi :f riot and affray at the evictions on 15th Novem- (i ber last againit police and bailiffs canue on for cl hearing. There were preseat in the court- P Very Rev C :U'Glynr, PP, Dungloe; Rier James Al 2rtFadden, PP, Gweedore: Rev John ...

... P )ILICE INSLLT.G1\EN- ESTTPlD'JAY | NORTEERB Dtvis.-mc-(Before Mr. Key&. DF.NrANDINGr MONEY. Wm Butterfield, no fixed residence, was pro. !ecuted by Patrick Whelan, 6 Pill lane, wnik- halving demandea money from him under threats ..f violence. Whelan sod that between seven and -ight o'clock lrwt evening he vita pstwing through LiJttle Church street, when tile prisoner demanied Imoney from ...

... I ACTION FOR ALLEGED LLBEL. I London, Friday. The case of Lord Perlhyn yersus the pro- prietors of the kicensed Victuallers' Mir-rpr and Mr. Gale, the manager, came beoere M.. Justice Hawkins in the Queeu's Bench Division to-day! The p'aintiff sought to recover damages for alleged libel contained in a paragraph vhich appeared in defendants' paper, caluing attentiun to whlat was, described as ...

... ATEBX WALL W L1ON IOW - I PITrION. - nATED. Thz hesae- of th W&IMU Aestim pefidaw Wm rsmdt.*'dayishare' -SACC Pbnhsk Md. JOBO Ijswkin& Ztws; Beer? Ng~flmgess, mc at. FMO&y wd Aired _gka. bk rehean& VMangu, OWPhdicwzy denied the 4hleg hat the soveriP Old ?? bw sa1d tbeir uwkpee~e mreved just -elst 4th ekedon Wm tsiem i k The W Wm madl It i sm si an M.i bele ?? atp *d*.w *e** heiasy times. 3Lr. ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. I I ~~~YESTERDAY. I PROBATE AND MATRIMONIAL DIMISION. ' (Before Judge Warren.) IN THE GOODS O -JANE- SnzPsoN, DECEASED. -Mr Philip White, on the part of Jane Beres- ford, of Newtownvards, county of Down, moved for leave to apply for a grant of administra- tionaof the estate of the deceased Jane Simp- .Son, of Newtownards. From the aifidavits it', appeared that the deceased ...

... POLICE LNTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY f NORTHERN Dxvrsro--(Before Mr Keys.) c .1NGLRCTEB CHILDREN. A middle-aged man named John Barrett, t living in Jervis street, was prosecuted it the 1 - suit oi Inspector Murphy, of the Society for a the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, for neglecting his wife and five children. C Mr Tobias prosecuted, and Mr Hamil de- i |fended. t Mrs Barrett deposed she had ...

... A PLAN OF CAMPAIGN CASE IN THE LAND JUDGES' COURT, Yesterday Air. Justice Monroe gave jucig- ment in on application by the tenan]ts of rte Langford estate, AMeelin, in thy county Cork, to hate itol eviction p roceeditts instituted against them suspended pending the con- sideration elf anl offer for purch us. The tenants had offered £4,500 for their holdings. MIr. Runt, valuer, had valued rho ...

... 0 In the NorthernDivisionalPolice Court yesteg day, before Mr O'Donel, a young, man name Patrick I M'Kenna, who had been temporarily emploved as a sorting clerk in the Genera Post Office, was charged in custody of Dete, tive Officer Commins writh the larceny letters containing money orders, the proper of the Postmaster-General, on the 2Sth Jul and the 13th March. Denis LYnam wV charred with ...

... LAW1F NOTICES-THIS D AY. I(Fram theoLtegaZ Diuro.i H. 31. COUPTti 0Ur APPEXLI IN r'1:r AN,) Vance V T14s5'Ji, IEx ?? ititij'los t General v SITi'r~ltnd, I1 Rd hi -*r MoNIDatl, thte L2,ii ?? V'i A ule' 'Ii low~ing clsts will .tbIea i dr l i 13th ?? l4 rnince,, tondci ( tlcn. 'I it. Ittltia V c, HI1GH COU~t' OF dranTG LCYm N 1La'itti 3I:;i~.,;ksi;vD \V anit ivW kcc Causes' atol actions Winc ...

... LAW YoTOTICE-THI )A XY. (Frrrm the Legal .Liorg.) R M COURT OF APPEAL IN IRELAND. Eq £ M ouday, 2nd February-King v M'Gormick, H11101 COURT OF JESTICK CHANCERY DIVISION. 4C. ?? t -ioa - l Car~h v Braliazon, O'Connell v Ken- ?? v spa-ight, Dents a Addy, M'Devitt v ourted 'rmm Chamber -Hill v Barry, Culliumre's Adisnzl VICE-CHANCELLOR, Sumo]s-_Ca-mpbell a Campbell, at nethOD under Winding-up Act ...