... i ACTION AGAINST THE LEEDS TP-2MWAY I| - - COMIPANY. At Leeds County Court yesterd-ay, before his nonour Jdudge Gresubhoe-, Janies Tay;l;or, overl'oker, ln; at 30, Lsicester-street, Ban 1.4,-eclds, stied the L-'eds Tram- wars Comp~any to recover £''9, as compensati 'a for personal injuries, alleged to fiaee tbeen caused by the neglig-iea (,f the sertvants of the Traamawmcs CompaYv. Mlr. Duim ...

... THE BACCARZAP CASE. THE PRINCGE OF WA LEs AXD HIS CRITICS. The L~ordon corresponrdento of the Birmidngha-m Post Iwrites- Tire Prince of Wales, I have the best reason for were passod by 1-cel crtain of the criticisms which i wre assd b ti13press yeafveoday upon his connection with the Tranho Croft baccarat scanapl. One coinmant, Iin -narticular, appears to Hlis floval It-ironess iand ins ...

... A LER S APPEAL CASE. Yesterday, in the Court of Appeal, before lords Justices Lindley, Bowen. and Fay, an appeal in an action of Hepworth v. Hepworth' was brought forward by the defendant against an order made on Septenbc- 2nd by Mr. Justice Collins, restraining the defendant from so carrying on his business at Newcastle as to induce the public to believe that it was connected wiLh the ...

... WIEDEMIANN v. WALPOLE. The hearing of M1iss Wiodeinann's action sgaiait the Ron. liubert Ilorace Iai,loe was resulmed ia the Queen's Bench Divsisou vestoerday, before ir. Barou Polock and a, special jury liS WyiedemonL cliums £20,000 for breach, of promise of mnarriage and( seduction, which she alleged took place at the Hotel o' Angleterre, Constantinople. Mr. T. Terrell, Mr. F. C. Philips, ...

... AtteLesEnrjty'or yesterday, boirne lionus Ia' dizau~o were made:- In the chase tf Erne.Lst 1k44w. 77at loch. tailor, Leeds. Msr Bouig. Olbeini IReceiver, stated that the receiving, order was made on the 1st Sepftemb-cr fist The biabilicere, as estimated by the debtor, were 1,S 4s. 6d. Proofs ha-d b-en adnri~ttis to dlate for Lo6il U5s. 8d., v-bile further prob-able claims, not 37etaditd ...

... THE ALLEGED LUNACY OF A GENTLEMAN. On Saturdav morning the inqiuir- intn the alleged lunnny .f iMr. Francis Henry Paget, a country gentleroan, formerly r-.siding tryn ahis own estate at Birstall, LJecestershire, the Petitionar being- his daughter, Mirs. Ada MIar-v Walker, of 3Maunnv Hall. Thirsl, Yorkshire, 'was continued in the floral Courts of Justice before Sir Ahuerruer Edward 3Miillr, one ...

... TEE HA-NSyARD iTNION CASES. * i,^ia ark-DZ OZ-r;:. s,~trLL w pit ' -, t ,-,i -~c o~e- tt~r^3iwz tipth c. N ,,, > -m~lh r e.r neaa wm-S ,LF - I - .- T- 15- L~~I '-u M .,:l;str C' i'.''S~~~~- -. ',.- 'F. : - E:. oi r.. .m - -0- -:.: .: . V-.- }:- W TJY.l . rl ( ~-- NL -F- -R ; fcJ ^e-> l. s ~ ~ ~ F -.5 :11-r 1- i !:r ~ ~ s r.LL rl1a ..-; ;, , : .~t: :-~ FF :p (, .T .: 'I . T ~ -. T-! l. - ...

... THE . STALE AT SILHSWORTH COLLIERY. ALLEGED ASSAULT ON MR. STOREY, I MP., BY 1HE POLimE. TEl NEGOTATIONS FOE SETTLEMENT'i OF 0 THE 8TRIIKE. (FoX OUR OWN COxaiPzsroinx4Tn) The Silkswortl colliery village presented quite a holiday appearance on Saturday afternoon, whena thousands of people from Sunderland and the surrounding colliery districts visited it in order to view the scenesof the recent ...

... A PiA?oTuwER AND Eas KLoyEr. EDGULAR ACTION nf I . At the Leeds County Court yesterday. lis Honour ludge Gates, Q.a, heard an aotior temitted from the Chancery Division.-It was an appliletion made by Mr. Arcbibald Ramsden, pianoforte manufacturer, Leeds and London, for an injunction to restrain a foamer tuner of his, named Slocombe from following tbat ocenpsa tion.-Mr. . 0. Simpson, who ...

... CROSS A-? OT-Bf--- v. 1.111- A-ND OTLIERS- - It IW l 141i] uEzm1D . Tdis was an action, IA t .. xtik c is, lo uflTCP iaHull, cral eleateI othc - ' ' tuer CuFw defunct, Vig Cast -- , fl5t a ate0, Lbe foranrr direct.Jrs *i ;,.V t r llrsous items C. money -ic J-j u -tt.aha bS if ore- 5W~i1 t ...

... TflE ALGE1?IAN H?SBAPO1SO?LNG GA?1?. The ''Daily N!ew~s Psaris corrIespwondent writes on I Wednecdas--Madame WNeiss, nee Danilo*f, the dan Pezza I poisone:. is to standi her trial to-morrow befora thee Asslae Oturrt or Orea, in Alerin. S-he is of tinf' samne mace as Ma~rie Dashhkirteefi. end no less remark alle for' restless seli-eonseienauness, a peesceon for eel taawl~ysis, extra- ordinar.y ...

... A BEERING SE A TEST CASE. Washington. Mrsondavy.-ln the United States Supreme Court to-dac, Mr. Josranh Choate, of Nevw Y'f:ork, acting on behalf of Thomas Cooper. owner and o:lirnant of the Eritish schooner VV. P. Sa'waird, shich was seiszd in 1uelring Sea by the United States :Reverlo ilttcr ILuhl, made application for a wvrit *f prutbihition direicted t. thi- Judge of the United States ...