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... 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 ...

... SPRING .ASSZ - _ C: ~-t '1 K iILErI NNY CITY. K.L''j~$3.ilkenny, Monday. To.day Mt Justice Adrew s-ppened the Com- mission for the city of Silke-iy..: His lordship addressiiig te Grand Jary, sai4- Mr Smithwick and gentlemen of tthe Grand Jury of the county of the city of Killkenny, there are- only fourbillsto go before you, namely, charges of erbnezzlement, robbery,', larcery, and'house- ...

... LA'~INTELLIGENCH-4 'LAW YESTER~DAY. COURT OF APPEALi {'(Before the Lord Chancellor, Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, and Lord Justice Holmes). in the Matter of an Arranging Debtor.-The arguments in this appeal were resumed front Friday. The appellant, MIr Edward H Vagg, mortgage broker, of London, appeals against an order of Mr Justice Boyd expunging his proof of debt in the case of an arranging ...

... HO-ORhIBLIA MUUO'D1'lDi1.t By BU'1iGLARS. AN OLD MIAN BOUND AND KILLED. eLondon, Friday. lusssel! 1o! ill e JFetherdovwa lane, Horn soy, was hroken into by burglars. last night and the oecupi'r.an old geatloilan, wvas imur- dere' afteo Tl:tviig first been ?? hand a1nld fout. The Press As:;eiatinn tleugtapking later says the nanie of the maurdeored man is Hcnrv Suiith. i-le ;as nearly 80 years ...

... THIE DUBLIN CRIM. CON. CASE. Yesterday in the Court of Exchcquer., the Lord Chief Baron end a city special jury resumed thr hearing of the came of Curtis v Ryan.iThe plaintiff, Mr Richard Curtis, a bread-van driver, sued Mr. Wm Ryan, licensed vintner, 1 Merrnton row, to recover damages laid at £1,000 for alleged crins. con. Sergeant Dodd, Messrs George Wright, Q C. and W E 0'1-osrhe ...

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... YEE ALLEGED DRYAMITRJ vPLOT. | BELL AGAIN AT BOW STREET' gPRODUCTION (,V A SPY WHOSE N1AME IS i',BFUSED. THE' PrISONER SEN T FOR TRIAL. r'ondon, Fridav. P dwstrd J Ivo'y. alias Befl,:l'fl aga in brouight efore Mr Vaxguisas at ?? street police Coulyrt tls fterUr0L on tDV slargeaof couwpir. iug with others o cauxse ?? explosions within the ited .kiingdom bkelv to endanger life and :nj're ...

... TIIE SCOTT-RUS3EL CASK ?? ?? . - ?? . - Londoi Monday. When rtbs 66urt reassembled at the Old Bailey to-day it was reported tbat K}at wan ill a 'inDr Sco6, Medical Officer atl Bolloway Jail, deposed that 'Kast complained of being ill on 0 Sitirda;, and an examination showed that he was serionsly ill, with' a tenplrature of 104 a ddjrteei. He was-suffering from inflammation a of Ienrght lung, ...

... I LAW INTE1.1GENC I I~~ LAIV N(OTICBS'l'RIS DiTr.- (Promh the Legal Diary.) COUNCIL CEAMBER, DIUBLIN.CASTLI3. 10 45 o'eil&'k-fishbery bye-laws, re aet-fioing' in the river Suir. rnd aps ais ainst te satme. HIGH COURlT OFJUSTICE. CHANCERY DIViSION. LORD CHANCELLOR. The Lord Chlncellor will sit on to-morrow .Saturday), the 24tN day of Occober; 1896, to hear motions in Court, and applications in ...

... LAW NOTIZCS-TRIB DAY. -I (From the Legal Diary.) H. 19 COURT OF APPEAL IN IRELAND. *-For heazina-Sinolair, petitioner; Sinclair, re- spondent, Probate and Mat Division. Interlo- cutory g- Macken v vluier, Ex Div. Will appear in the list on tv-morrow, Thursday- Woodhouse v the Newry Navigation Company. Vice Chancellor. HIGH COURT OF JVSTICE-CHANCCRY DIVISION - LORD CHANCELLOR-Lord ChanceUllor's ...

... DUBLIN LADY'S DIVORCE i I - sACTION. - London, Tuesday. The House of Lordd to-day. consisting of the Lord Chgneilor, Lord lHeichell, Lord Wat- 5sop, Lord ktcnaghten, and Lord Morris, bad ! before them the Divorce Bill presented for I second reading by lra Agnes WeirThompeon, wife of Abrabazn Thompson, solicitor. Bolfast. Mr Racinerney. QC , who appeared for Mrs Thompson. said the marriage took ...