... - WEST BELFAST ELE41TLO?. SINGULAR CHARGE SAL TLSTlAPOLTEMMI.t YSzsBDaYa, in the XSuhmona Court, before Messrs. ?? 3. Eaton, H.M., anod William Bell, J.P., Sergeant Owfen MM'Ddanus was sulmmoned atb the' ...

... As appeal case of some importance has just been dealt with by Sir Peter Mdirn at the County of London sessions. A grocer, who is the proprietor of a number of shops, appealed against a convic- I tion whereby he was fined £3 and costs for selling a mixture of coffee and chicory not of the nature, substances and quality de- manded by the purchaser. It aupeared that an inspector had asked for ...

... .I- Y-uOECUTi'3N` G9 6 EW R FAST A1b DJR1- ' PAWSBROKEIS. Duui, Wo3D nrr..-To-day, in the Northerrn Division of the Police Court, before M)r. Keys, the City M&arshal, Mr. Charles Kavanagh, as registrar of pawnbrokers in Irehand, prosecnted a number of ealfast and Derry pawnbrokers for having in some cases not registered with him, according to the provisions of the Act of the 26th cf George Ill ...

... ROBBERY OF £140 BY A BOY, LoNDcs, SAnIrDu AY.-at the South-Western Police court to-day Samuel Bean, a little boy, who was dressed last week in bhating, clothes, was re- examined on the charge of stealing £1 40 in* Bank of England notes belongzing to his mother, Emily 'Bean, a widow, living at 40, St. John's Hill Gzove i Wandsworth. Charles Palmer, a coffee-house keeper, of 135, Falcon Road, ...

... T|HE RICH[ PAUPER AT TfI ZWORKHOUSE DraGtouT inauiries are at present beingi made at. the instanoe of the Belfast Board of Guardions respecting the whereabouts of the relatives of a recent inmate of the workhouse named James Stewart, to wh omu reference has alr&ady been made in these columns. Stewart preseuted himself at the workhouse' on Augost 22nd, and on being admitted wasa removed to the ...

... B1ELFAST IDiCO1RDER'S COURT. MR. HENY FITZGIBBON, Q.C., sat in tbe Re- corder's Court, Municipal Buildings, yesterday, and resumed the business of this Court. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, Registrari was in attendance. SMITH V. ABERNETHY, In this case Harold Smith, trading as Smith,' Pt.wer&. & Co., Coventry, in the . County of War- wick, England, sued J. S. Abernethy, 33, Ann' Street, Belfast, to ...

... ri[ TED VALENTINE TEA Hi . ;! ?? B D PI F MSN Cl`-$ . D attNir. WTNsnaY.~To.day,befozethie~a8seb of the Rolls, the bearing was resumed of the ciaw brought by Mlessrs. Valentine & Co., of Gastler 1 Place, Belfast, tea m6rohants. arainst Messrs. J,: Valentine & Co., of 23. Corn Market, Belfast, who also carry on the retail tea trade in the premiseeS formerly occupied by the plaintiffs, to have ...

... ATTACK ON A POLICE LALEACK. A-, the T-nh~a e Ce> nleA -tevact., 11. ?? . r (.1. Yoe-t.- , , .. nin I . J. _Mitch _-11~ JH-)t P-ttriur-t o l±oc&iu l ?? tert with I tri-t-c:_. enl -he - .5th I M el o,?trur-tad Sierice~itj CarulI iis:±ie teUO!&hi~. dutit. Tl5 100~ (11ef it ci chlarieti %ithl h?2 s-v.1 ttoI d Ir~~i, in i Danitte - r 311 JGo ,il Ciij-j' pLr., .l5Iaut-d aol II-. the ~ite2th t I ~ ...

... RELFA.ST QUARTIE7 SESSIONS. MR. Hsn E FrITZGIBBON, Q.R., Recorder of Bel- fast. ?? Court Juinge, opened the business of these sessions in the Crownq Court of the County Courthouse yesterday, at eleven o'clook a.m. The following magistrates occupied seats beside his Hononr:-Rr. James Lee, Mr. John Coates, Mr. J. C. Rutherfoord, Mr. A. J. A. Lepper, Mr. .Yames Thompson, Xr. J. W. Woodside. Mr. ...

... TIOLYWOOD PETTY SESSIONS. This li-monthly court seas held yesterday b efore Messrs John Anderson, J P (chiarman) ; Rflbert L Pattersonu J F; R J Renned,, J F; A D Demon, J P; Archibald Dunlop. 2! D. J P; and Capnai-o L Estrange, R MI. Mr John R Stanley applied ftr a spirit grocer's license for his premisee, situatedl at Chaureh Streeti Holysrood, Mr Joseplh Carr, S C S, County Antrino, ...

... 0 b. ? T 113 -G R E AT T W pi CIGAR CASER d JUDGMENT OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 3?Y bdt PRIVATE IRE. HousE or Loans, FRaAmF.-The resumed hearing' of the well-known case, Leshy, Kelly, & Leahy v. Glover took place this morning in the House of Lords, before the Lord Chancellor and Lords Macnaghten, Hannen, and Field. The plaintiffs were represented by Sir E. Wfebster, Q.C., X.P.; Mr. W. Kenny, Q.C;. ...

... 0 LICE INT LLIGENCE. CUSTODY COUBT-YESTnm.DAY. oi Betore ?Jesetz. F. 5 Ma2rC t'iv. RIIM. John . Briowne, YP. ; and NV. A^I Cornlick, J.?. 3 Buys in Trouble. gl James Kelly and Jotln MI4)j9lnucll, boys, were b cherged by ?? Larmaour with steal- a : 1ug two eanmty barrels, the pronerty, of CoCtmn e. Idurn)L, o;f the barque oirwtn. 'ile ?? admittedlr beoinig in the ?? f 3l~iot-ph Toiiisa:i. wbho ...