... 0XO LlCE INTELLIcE E, X I ,l . r X CUSTODY '00CUJT-lSTEmDAY. Before Messrs. B. -J. BAToN, BJ.; THCOaAs d GArPxEm, 3.P.; and AXLTS1Jai HRA.MILL, J:.P. - ASSAULT. ] John Bell wras oarg~ed with baring assanlted , in wife. by strning her: bt Bit SpMill-~er lprosecuted. : ?? appeared hat he bad smashed Sall the fITnt- tare in hticivw house. Re also Lthre. a stool at his 'Wife: ?? ?? that her ...

... POLICE INTE [dLJGENCE. i; ; CUSTODY COUILT-YuESTuRDuY. I Before Messrs. F. J. MACCArITHY, M.M., and DAVID CORBETT, 2P. INDECENT BEHAVIOUR. Hugh R. Patterson was charged by Sergeant John Cleery with having behaved indecently in Donegall Street by shouting and throwing stones at passengers. Mr. Spiller prosecuted. The sergeant stated that he found a crowd around the prisoner, who -was making use ...

... BELFAST BALNKRUPTCY COURT. Mu. HEsay FITZGIBBON, QDC., County Court Judge for Antrim and Recorder of Belfast, sat yes- terday in the Grand Jury Room of the County Courthouse, Crumi~n Road, and resumed the busi- ness of the Belfast Bankruptcy Court. Air. El. ?? M Corinick, registrar ; Mr. S. H. B. Murphy, assistant registrar ; and Mr. Edward Aliworthy, official assignee, were in attendance. Mr. ...

... JAW INTELLIGENCE. LOAW NOTICES.-Tms -DAY. Pani TSR SISAL DELAAL. .21L COURT O' APPEAL RIaei r. Joyce, for udgment (1); Macnimars, tenarnt; acna. rnara, landlord, Iri.4i Iand Commuisalon. (2), Shea v. M~oore (3); Seohane, tecant ; Townsend. landlord, Irish Land Cosmmie- sion (4); Willett v. Pinlay (5); Behan v. Blackrook Tonship Commri~ssicners, anda. motion (ii); Tedcamtle, grantee; Spencer, ...

... LAW INTELLIGsENCE. - - 3p LAW NOTICES.-Tnris Day. P.OM THE LEGAL DIARY. ffiMt. COURT OF -APPPEA.L Metisas-Behae v vlackrsck Township COmmisnsisonsrv (Ih Clanricarde vv ostello (2j. Interlocnxorvt ?? v Casey; V.0., part ?? ?? Brown c Co. V ieid: QQ.D. (Z}; ?? vv Bay aand ?? vacation j adge for £oohegurr Division (5); CaLlan v Finns- gan. vacation jusdge fr Q.BfD. ef5); Morgan V Johnston- ...

... OMAGH QUARIER SE-SSIONS. 1 OmfAw, TUE E.-Sir Francis W. Bradv, Bart.. County Court Judge for Tyrone, took his seat ir the. courtroom yesterday morning and prooeedef w with the criminal businems of the sessions for thi division of Omagh. Strabane, and Clogher. Colonel C. hk. Buchanan, Clerk of the Peace, l swere the following on the Grand Jury:-Messrs. ?? Adam, (foreman), James Miller, Georgi ...

... I CUSTODY COURT- hfSTERAY. Before Messrs. R. J. EATON, R.M.; JAMES JEsysiNs, J.P.; and W. J. JOHENSTON, J.F. LARCsNIES. John M Crory was charged at the irstance of Constable Cassidy with the larceny of a quantity of linen; the property of some person or persons unknown. Mr. Lewis prosecuted. The constable stated that he went to a shop in Church Street and found the stolen property. H. Gibson ...

... iJA INTE LLIGENCE. LAW NOTICES.-TErn DAY. P14BO1 TI2 LE4c.ai DIARY. .3M. COUhT OF APPEA'L. Plunkett v. Doyle (1). ROLTS. E Doyle r. Butler (I); Becher v. Deane (2): Duerant v. Kearney t (Es; Elarne V. Herens, (4); Gardiner v. MA'Coemick (5); MiDer-t rostr. v. Stevenson (5); Wallace v. Graham (7). VIOE-OHAWCELLOR. AMeat Agency' and Conspasies Acts: erparce M'Dowcell (I); O'Dorchoe v. Richar.s ...

... LAW ITi3tIU.LiuENCE. . LAW NOTICES.-THIS DAY. FROM THE LEGAL. DUIRY. 13.M. COURT OF APPEAL. Ileigb, a baukrupt (1). ROLL', Bigger v. Mauquis of Loudouderre (1); }Hero7i v. Heron (2): _eney v. Mooney (3I ; Baird v. H-enry (4) : Gerritrd v. Boyln (5) Molonee v. Moloney (5) ; Kerrill v. Dublin Hydraulic Eeeic'ringCorrpany (7j, VIOE.CHAkNOELLOR. Creagl r. Huggard (1) : Rotbe v. Rnche (2): Onlwell ...

... ASSIZE I-NThMLJ{IENCE. - - . - - ?? COUNTY DOWNXLI Mr. Jostice ANretaw~s endied~thn Crown Court yesterdtay morning- at Il-i ?? anid resumned nbc busincas. prisonment with bard ?? for heaving, at, Castiewellan, on 5th Januazr,'. obtteined goods by false pretences, and also with, haring forged andj- uttere'd. WalnterMitchell, who plesdt 'd guilty the previoust dlay to having obtained L911,oney ...

... THlE COUNTY MONAGHAN- CONSPIRACY TRIAL. DurnBLI, WEDNEsDnA.-To-day, the Lord Chief Baron and a city special jury resumned the second trial of Henry Cumming, Charles Mitchell, William Edgar, Joseph Gilliland, William Hagan, and Owen Kearns for conspiracy to support a false charge against Mr. Robert Pringle, of Castleblayney, J.1P., in an action brought by i Louis M. Keenan against that ...

... POLICE INTE LLIGENCE, ?? CIOURT-mARDAY. -Before Messrs. R . EATON, R.M., and RICARBD PATTERSON, J.P. ASSA ULTS. John Molloy was charged with having assaulted three constables by batting them with his head and also by kickinX them. Mr. Lewis prosecuted. It appeared that as one of the constables was arresting the prisoner he was obliged to call two others, whom the prisoner also assaulted. The ...