... W I L CE ?? INTELLIGMINT .E LAkW NOTTCE_,S.-'PEis DAr FRoos TE tEGAL MARlY.a tmd'~eeeate ' or ladguiient I ); c' ralt1 !r0 a balkrupt (D. c ROLLS. d 0.Preston. 6 :2n~l.2Pr[itl 07' APPE entt lle 2. dyer (5) Herhaw ~. Gn'aC ?? i ?? B I-tef Rbiewa v.K II alr1-lI. CVir a'cowpaux (1C); Se ,AIntyre ?? (1.d V iC- tAftn.7 !AL; R',s s- 5tepi' S El; A1)ea V. lss; ?? R te;' v. - owler )a:mgidenk v. ...

... II Du.N-GA5N(3N. 31MONDAY.-An attempt at the robbery of fowl took place in Dungannon on last Saturday night. From the facts disclosed it ap- pears that about midnight a strange commotion was heerd by a son of M1r. Wm. Steenson. station- fmaster on the Great Northern Railway at Dun- - annon, in his father's yard by the continued bleating of a goat and the cackling of hens, and on proceeding to ...

... 'THE STABBING CASE IN BALLY2M1ONEY. ON Saturday latt, the accused. Thomas :M Clure ! Kirkanatrick. Alexanler Elder, :rnd Archnibald Lennigan. who are alleged to have committed the m asanlt on John and Robert Holmes, of Tandheaid by stabbing them on the night of Thursda-. the 6th inst., were brought up on remand. before Captain t. O. Gage, ., ann Mr. William Ilaniliton. J.P.. charged with the ...

... COEOSTOW- PETTY SESSION4S. CRAnGE AGAINST A POLICEMAN. Tzis court was held yesterday-Mr. John Raphael, J.P., in the chair. The other magistrates present ?? Rizht Lonourable the Earl of Castle- stuart. D.L.: Colonel J. E. C. Lindesay, D.L.: Messrs. D. H. Charles. MI.D. J.P.; John H;Tender- On. J. P.: Win. Leeper. J.P.: Garret Nagle. P3..: and John Rickard, J.P. Constablae 3 tihenuY summoned ...

... ALLECED LARC ENY in COLR-ATNE. A sPEciAy, court of necr> secsions was held in (Coleraine Courthouse rye.'rday to investizate a charge preferred azainost MrS. Kane. Bela Doherty. Warren Mooney. Kate Mooney. Jane lMooney. and P arah Ilooney for alleged larceny of goods from Mr. J. L. Anderson'e shon in Coleraine. There ,vere nintv-trree articles found in the different pawn-office's in town. and ...

... MR. HrEaY FITZ4GBBON, Q.C., County Court Judge for Autrim, and Recorder of Belfast, sat yesterday in the Pecorder's Court. Municipal Build- ings. and resumed the business of this court. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, registrar, was in atendance. KANE V. BELFAST STllBT TREAMWAYS COXPAtY,. LIMITED. In this case. which was a remitted action from the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice ...

... CARRIIVFWRGUS Pr'ESEKTENIT SESSIONS. A St'gC;A. court of road sessions for the county of the town of CarXickfergcs was held yesterday in the Coarthouse, Carrickferaus, befere Miessrs. Robert MacIlfnrray, J.P. (chairman), and Wm. Allen Woodside, J.P. The associated cesspayers present were-Messrs. John 14t.tlullan, Patrick Pvans, and Alezander Donaldson, Mr. Robert Kelly. jun., secretary to the ...

... LIFE IN AMERICA, ,MASQUERADING AS A4 j PPRINCE. TORONTO UNIVERSITY DEST1ROYED BY FIRE. TRItA OF THE NEVASSA a' URDLPRLRS. AILtWAY COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE. , SPECIAL CABLE('hPA. .F RO5% GrR O'N- CORRESPONDENT. Naw ToPYe. SATURrDucY.-The pugilist of Kil. 1 rain's party who killed a man while sparring at Dallas. Texas, w-as 1enziah. He remains in custody, and the remaindsr of the party have ...

... LALW NOTES.-TENu DAY, h 0M TRX LEGAL DZAST. d H.M. COURT OF APPFAL. Rerren v. Rathmnines Town Coiruissioners (3). g Fi.LL. Vr Bedoyere v. Greovile Nugeot (3); Ferguson v. Ferg'sess (I): U Butler v. Butler (3S Conner v. Carlisle (4). b VlCE-{iAN:BlCBLLOR. o .HaIlilton v. Lane (11; .Morrow v. Lamb (2), r CONSOLIDATED TALXING OrFoCE. El Master Mlatbews-Tarrney's, minors, M'M3eordie (5); MacDer- ...

... PLIFE IN AAERIC.As HIGHWAY ROBBERY 1 3E1IW YORK. A R0BBER'S LEAP FROEL A TRAIN. SPECIAL CABLEC1RAM. mote 012 OWN CORRESPONYDZ\. TiE Duchess of Marlborough, formerly Mrs. Hammersiey, is expected here next week upon business connected with the estate of her deceased husband. She will have a talk with the Surrogate oilcial, to whom her Grace has to appeal whenever she requires ' something on ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE, - LAW NOTICES.-Taxs DATr. .FROM THE LXGAL DLAYt. rr.M. COUIRT OF A0 pEtI. Jeqsop v. Cusack (1); Stele v. Great Nort-Lre I'tirvay Colu~ y of lreiaurl (2); Reid' state (4 . , O VIon v. Gordon (3); Clbbulrn v. Tbornnson (5); Lucns v. young (6) Draitt v. Willeon (i4); -onSder-ol v. Fitjitlons , (15); Jrnowne v. favis ( ro!; Ballymaus Itlilsy Compasny ?? M'iDevitt v 31'Devitt (25) ...

... AILEGED SERIOUS STABBING CASE NZEAR I BAILYMENA. AT the BllyVMenM petty sessions yesterday, before Messrs. Joseph C. Rutherfoord. R.b. (in the chair), an.1 James Mallaghan. J.P., a man called Henry Ifarkins was charged by District-Inspector Crogban with having. as alleged, seriously stabbed and wounded a man named George Cissick. residing at Cresshind near Baliymena. Mr. J. K. Curre de- fended ...