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BELFAST QUARTER SESSIONS

... M2. HnTrY FITZGIBBON, Q.C., County Court Judge, sat in the Grown Court of the County Courthoirse, Cramlin Road, yesterday, a~id eon- tinued the hearing of the business of these sessions. Mr. Thomas Cunning~aham, Deputy anti cting Clerk of the Peace, was in attendance. M'4ILWAINB V. ERVD[E. This was an action brought by David MIllwaine Henry Street, Banbridge, seed merchant, against George ...

BALLYMENA PETTY SESSIONS

... f Tats fortnightly court was held yesterday, hefgre Messrs. Joseph C. Rutherfoord, R. M. (chairmauj n James Mallaghan, J.P.; J. B. Black, J.PTh A. C Allen, J.P.; and Nathaniel Morton, J.P. District-. Inspector Croghan summoned Elizabeth MLIlan, under the provisions of the Sheebening Act, for having, as alleged, kept and exposed for sale in- toxicating liquor without being duly licensed to sell ...

THE BRTIGHTON MURDER

... THE BRTIIITON MURDER. 1l3aHroON, SATURt.nAY.-George Henry Wood, who was arrested last night on suspioion of having brutally outraged and murdered a little girl of five, namned Edith Jenl, was broueghlt before the Brightou magistrate tbis morning. The court was crowded. Mr. Pope appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Ayers for the accused, who stoo-1 with foldod arms and gazed about, apparently ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... CUSTODY COURT-YESTERDAY. Before Messrs. R. J. EATON, RNM., and F. J. MACCAIRTHY, RN.. LARCENIES. t Acting - Sergeant Thomas Magee charged 0 Catherine Shaw with having stolen a shawl, the 6: property of Sarah Douglas. Mr. Spiller prosecuted. The complainant stated that the accused sent fi her (prisonor's) little girl for the loan of a shawl. p The next time she saw the prisoner she asked her c ...

BELFAST QUARTER SESSIONS

... MR. HENRY FITZGIBBON, Q.O., County 0Oont Judge for Antrimn and Recorder of Belfast, sat yesterday in the Crown Court of the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road, and resumed the civil business of the Belfast quarter sessions. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, Deputy and Acting Clerk of the Peace, was in attendance. ALLEN V. DORNAN. This was a right-of-way action brought by Anne Allen, of Glenavy, Antrim, ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... I LAW NOTICBS.-TniS DAY. I FROM TEE LEGAL DIARY. ROLLS. Murray v. Paul (I); Heat v. Eyre (4); Kavanagh v. Kelly (6. COE-AN ANGLLLOR Hual~sn v Heo at, atr bearing (1l) Stevenson v. MOIelland (5P, Walker, deiaed, Tawej v.e v.aWalker6) (Duh Du-Coporpora tion, exmiast e j Po7); Fltcerand v. Kerr (1ll; Flether, de- censedi, Freeman v. Pletcher (12); Moriarty, deceased, Billiard v.Moriart1 T TAXING ...

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE

... [ ,OUXNTY OF ANTRIM. CROWN COURT, T. D JuenSI ?? took his seatu-bi the Crown Court of the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road, at nine o'clock on Saturday morning, and resumed the criminal business of the astizes. TEE CHARGE OF ARSOX AGAINST A CARRCK- iEZGUS HOTEL-XEEFER. The Court resumed the hearing of the charge against William Larmoar, hotel-keeper, Carrick- fergus, who stood indicted that he, ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... I NTELIJG?ENCE? -I p ?? D a earoyr Gurzlso h oleraine Union, at hearlut r; VIOE'CsijA O ELL0PoRl C Sh ABE RS- iar'no theala Land 3serM'athew-.--Parker, a mliunr, G. S., Honztlrd & Ward (1X o v.a Jonles, Thr'sone t S . r st.Dav~sBii-elew v O'Roriee. Fry (1). 1 O~~COUtT OF' BaNE6RUS:TOY. Beor ?? Mi,'e--Arrscgcm-n.nt-rrzt, Priery, Fal11s, iLctt, Daeren, Octord ?? Lee, second tceeetng, corpositie3 ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... IPOUCE IIJITELJJIGEN CE. CUSTODYZ COUR.T-YjEs2TSPD2r. Se SftELsa F. J. MacCanEY, BLi; THOMAS :PFKM J.P.; and BonssLERTMShO?4G. J2.P ASSATL1X THE POLiCE. J;ohn Martin seas charged writh having been diitnk an~d disorderly on the previous dat-. an~d also with havinxg assaulted Sergfeant O'Brieni and Con- stable 3Mayne. M~r. Spiller prosecuted, and Mr. M'Eriean do-, fen~ded. ?? was given to the ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... L-A INTELLI( LENU' LAW 'O-TIOES.-TRis DAYt Y. FlOOR TEI LtrG&T, DItAR. o M'Crr~ry T. Doxey c; Becrtie I& Richards (3); Jfa-anin]g o v. M;ing (St, .',-asrbl n v. Ho;,eon ?? :M'Iver v. Eazbin- 3 son (71; a(ro . y ; t v. V r e illiwamnson Ce) ?? v. ?? ol) ?? r. Langan (13). Mn'6 I Z;I~catc ar-.) GoniP:,imies k's. ex p. Tsilermana (1); Y Ge.er! Finvluo Co. v. 3I'hay ?? Ewvrt V, Johnstonr (S) Kier ...

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE

... COUNTY OF ARMAGH. OPENIOG OF THE COMM1ISSION.. 1 LoRD JUSTISE rrTZGIBBO entered the Crown a Court of the County Courthouse, Arimagh. yester.! s day morning at eleven o'clock, and opened the Corm- I mission of assize for the county. His Lordship was accompanied on the bench by Mr. James Lonsdale, J. P.. High Sheriff; and Mdr. J. G. Sharkey, Sub-Sherif. The CLERK of the CROWN and Pmsce (Mr. G. G ...

BALLYMENA QUARTER SESSIONS

... BALLYMENA QUJARTEPR SESSIONS. Mr. HlENRY Firransuon, QOC., Counlty Court Jedge for Antrina, entered the Ballymena Courthouse on Thursday morning last, at eleven o'clock, and com- menced the business of these sessions. Ihis Honour was accomupanied on the bench by the followiuw:- Messrs. J, a. R1utherfoord, R.M. ; ,Jas. Malleghan, ?? Joseph B. Black, JrP.; S. J. M'Cartney, JrP.; and Robert, ...