... I THE DU BEDAT BANKRUPTCYE Yesterday, before Judge Mller, the above ba' rutpey matter came on for further hearing. ~r. Collins (Messrs Casey and Clay) solicitcZ 'for the asaigneei. applied that tihey should be S liberty to be advised by counsel, and if necescsry to enter an appearance in an action which had been entered in the Chancery Division by 3t. James F B lardy aggamst the ban-krupt and ...

... LAW ?? - I I YESTERDAY. Co)URT OF APPEAL. j 9efore Lord Ainbourne the Lord Chancellor, 11 Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, and Lord Juastice 1 Barry.) LOCKEART V. TEP DUBLIN WRISaEs DISTILLERY I Co.-This was an appeal by the plaintiff, Mr. &eorge Lockhart, against a decision tf the Ex- theuer Division setting aside a verdict found for 3him against t-le defendants. On the 29Sh Ilat, ISSq, she ...

... THk? MURDEaOUS A SSAULT ON ?ip D. SHEEHY, ?? APATHY OF THE ALTHEORiTIEs Irish National Federation, 10 Lom.er O'Connell street, Duublin, July 30th. TO EDITOR FF-EEM.N, AVD NATIONALIn p ! DEAR SIn-Permit me to make a few r,4 ments on the comedy that took glaee in Wat., ford on Friday before the msgi.ivrates *f city relative to then murderous att-ack 3a upon me on the night of July 1st. Dis'It ...

... ILAW ISELLIGENCE. I ! YESTERDAY.' 1 :W SOLICITOR&. 04 yesterday. before the Lord Chancdllor, Mr Joseph Gleeson, of 14 Tritonville road, Sandyroorst, was sworn in a solicitor of her ?? Supreme Court -f Judicature in Ireland. Mr Gleeson served his time to Mr Ralph 3 Man ning, of 17 Suffolk street, Dub- lin, and Nenagh, and intends practising at Thurles and Templemore. - Yesterday, before the ...

... I LAW TNTELLIGENCr-- YESTERD AY. CHANCERY DIVISIos. (Before the Lord Chancellor.) IN EM JSO GORDOs SCOTT, a SOLICITOIa TESOLIUXTOR5s' ACr.-nrthicaseaMr ar (instructed by Mr J O'Connor) applied cC' half of Xr Gordon Scott, a silcito joyal Avenue, Belfast, for leav. ' I pay licence after the expiratieS tbe time appointed. He intwed ort affidavit of Mr Scott himself in NT¢'u c be - out that he ...

... ITHE CO. WICKLOW TRAGODY. I EXHIMING THE BODIES. FURTHER SURGICAL EXAMlWN'ATION. Kiltegan, Thursday. To-day an important step was taken by the police towards the completion of the Chain o f evidence that they have been accumulating for solving the mystery of the double murder at Borkilmore. The doctors had made a Post mortem examination of the two old women at the instance of the coroner, so ...

... I .LAW INTELLIGENCE I YrSTnRDaY. ?? -- COJURT OF APPEAL. ?? the Lord Chief Baron, Lord Jnstice Fitzgibbon, and Lord J est-ico Blarry). THs QU('EEN AT THI: PR .SrC-ioN Ob' Lon.D Rossgoa'. v THY5 IRISXH AND ConissioiN.- This was an appeal by Lord Rossmore against a decision of *ie Queen's Bench Division of the 9th of last Slay, relusing to grant a mr~arndamus directing the Irish LandCommission ...

... IV LAMW INTELLIGENCE. I YESTERDAY. r JURY TRIAL. (Before Mr Justice Andrews and a Commoin Jury.) FANNY IMALLON ?? Tttp BRITISH WORKD- XENS' AND kizz31CRI ASSURANCE COMF.sAT.- The plaintiff, who is resident in Armagh, sought. as adnjinistratrix of her late husiband, Peter MEllon, to re --w)er £33, on foot of two policies of insurance for £19 and £14, on the life of the deceased, and in the ...

... POLICE 11rELLIGENVE-SATURDAY. E I ?? _--I NNO.TnRB DrvIsioNx-Before Mr. Lane). ROW IN TYRONE SmEW. Joseph Martin, a respctable lookingyoung man, was charged by Hnily Robinson, of Lower Tyrone street, With havinW on Friday night artaeked her houme and smashaed the windows and farniure. Mr. M'Cune appeared for the prosetrix, whoe deposed that en Friday night between 3 and 4 o'clock the prisoner ...

... A SPANISH1 CAUSE OELEBRE. I * STARTLING ALLEGATIONS AGAINST A .JUDGE. (azuTER'S TELEGRAU.) Madrid, Saturday. The arrest of Senor Zapata, senior judge on the Madrid bench, on the charge of compli- city in the forgery of a will, is likely to prove acause cetebre. On January 18 Senor Carranza, a former inspector of customs, who bad amassed a considerable fortune, died in Madrid. The day before ...

... I., YLAW iNTELLIGAENCE& I YESTERDAY. COURT OF APPEAL. (Before the Lord Chancellor, the Master of the Rolls, and Lords Jastices Fitzgibbon aud Barry.) STUSBS . 2lAncTIN.-Judgmnent was given in this case, which had been argued on former days. It was an appeal by the defendant a3gainst a decision of the Excbequer Division. Thd plaintiff, a farmer in Lontb, b roughlt the ,.action to recover from ...

... . - . - I I u' 11.SU100CIDEn 0 f F ' BO UTLAG' 7o20.r fa LE. BRAV' GENERAL DIES W ON HS MISTRJSS'S GRA t COMMENTS OF H FHRE c * - . PRESS. - H : IS OWN'SECT-&R,- f .-INTERESTING - R CENC.S. T X DECEASED'S LAST W-ZI lL : N T ;L ESTAME~tsT 0 . ?? _- -- a-. fRETEWGS 'TELEGIAMS.)-.i Boulanger commited suicie to-day at a few minutes after midday by shooting bimsel]F With a revolver in the head, ...