... P - I v, ~ r : .: . , : iA;. . I und> to? htuse It declared 6hat tho eject !nu -pi ace taimnbb ?? Edmund Doherty. i;in January ISSS, snd'Augusta, 18B5. agatnat Grace Doherty, were zill aaita. TeVioCa hanclor- deue - te f@-totop ~t, en dised ii. l~e.cbsoet p edig l~4 ?? Iha -adau queutsiofln permh~ently IJable for thD chrwge. cm Dohttwu giten bsicots I one btasuach f ?? Caesel- fere ?? ...

... ASSftiZ in VhT X~. THEE ARNIA11 MtD AS'SN ?? ley, asresmed ths 46hn. efr Mr Ji~tc~ ,,Ho~lm6 tu.e ~speeialj jry. tA ulllso icitor, Wicklow). 52atory'a~ltur xmde- by tne prisonro vrb dlates slince Las assee, The s o ~h rw. 'iheu Iclosed.. ~. D)r Cubelnt ~pi o a Cai foi t)he deeuc rick H k 'Theje witnessesgatciee o of the mu~rder. adrseth y I Wr. Jobfn Red;VW_~' great length -for th', defenc ...

... ?? i U, . -WTST R AI & Homuit ?? ii, rnmeL A rmeotablrdreesdman, stte t be - bet- tng w,- namsed ThMe ?? rg *44 Wiekiow and WeiftrdHlla Compt~ fo e ...

... ASSg ~ 1NTELLIGENCK .OSAQHAN. - I ?? : f Mo0iingbai, Saturday. Thi irrn ie, Justice Andrews took his seat -in tile Crown Court here said' Opened the Commission. The grand jury having been re.. r sworn, - :.0 Hais Lordohip ?? tIhem, sad that it was unnecesseary that they- should be reawoni, as there ,ws no criminal-business to go before them -This was a8veoq gratirfying circumstance ; afnd he ...

... T HR lkAC~AijLlNG.CASE iL . ?? i:: . ^ :- - London, Friday. : {.;Th-is m'otningat 'the Central-Criminal-couit, 1elore -r. Juetic AT, ,Smith, Maitlnd Frncils t0Morlaud, aged. 6,5.: o-.23# John S ret:, Oxford, des~ribda:a tator: neas ckd . ft ritoiempting- | tr obtain from ae~ry Jatsrp Tftp Loor othI- field thazim oE 470 by -false pretencee; also for| at4grptig to qbta n:o f kocd -oth- I l fie ...

... POLICE IN I'LLGL~IGNCE -YEST|DAY. .. . .. I N0onrniw ?? Ur. Keys, Q 0.) . OtESRY CROA UITTLE GWILL A. AAyrenf nofixed rwesidence, was ?? ,- remn~ad-ftb stealing a buidli of clothesand- Ate pence from . a little girl nosmed EnI rodOe. It appeaia thaf the acousd .mu the ichid inI Bedford itreet- and- brou 6e her illi a. hallway; . where- ihd took frvni her ,-bnt;le that -the: ;1ttl grl' wn *cary ...

... T. THE WEkEL AN-PETI 1O 1. . ~ WIND UP.RLUSED. .. . Yesterday in the ChancecyDivision, befte the Vice-Chanceilor, in the matter of teipbftimof Thomas, S - Chriisa, of 7 SC~eoregd aSenI, aliaxeholder, to wind up tre Wheeinan Cf pany, . ' - ' ?? : W. Win Keny, Q CWI th oi IW Mr Blood (instructed by Myr AlfredHesnrT, moved that tde .om ,y be wound ?? compsay was founded in lS90, with a nominal ...

... L 1 AW MIGELL R E I . :; ~ ~ A .M'O ..-LitTIONs.-: (Before teln M ter of the Rols,). Tu ROV1;CahSBAler YV. Rui.-1t'.J .7 Moore, for the plintimvedfoljiidgint for £42527 10. 2&. An affidavit of Lr. David Ross r(chief-ufler ofte **bank) staedia bi*-tie kele: i t v dltf ieipect: of ovedat Au19s irriimtg wagtdfgf *pliintif. * la vaa l ntemmdsA. ?? s, for the dielidwt. moved that the nctoni be ...

... I ; - , ' ?? ' e. 1-1, 1. - T ICSi' Jr t -. ?? the Legat i) KiwiE COuui 0r Jnsmi-t t ts I LawjArDGE-(K; Kennedy,. mfiz E liv ln, fental. a (Mr. Topbam, Ais!itit tEilcer) -P J Healy, renbtil. Receiver Business-(lefore Hou Jge Btplr at 11..'clock*-In chbgr- Mills eatitte; Bnrion, awxnor. ;X p frtt L~ 0 s v Claiichr , I L C irAugihad: Odborena v &aith; , y'sestata ~. .(Bcfuot-lf. Fhooit^ at l. ...

... THE POOR-LAW CONTESTS M DUBLIN. Now that the voting papers in the contest4 electoral divisions of the North and South Dublta Union are being distributed, it may be Well 0 place igain before the voters in the diferent ct wards and rural electoral divisions a list ?? tie candidates claiming their suffages. The Papere left by the police at the residence of the voterl yesterday will be collected ...

... Mr. Swifte presided in this court yesteeday. THROWING STONES AT A P.SSING TRAIN. Maater Richard lfooney, of Daikey,.was caar&eU by constable 42 F with hbving ou Saturday lest thrown stones at the Bray and Dublin expres train just ais it emerged from the tunnel at Sron renrs and reached Kyber Pass. TLe offence having been sustained by c,.r plainant's evidence, Mr. Bradford, station master at ...

... . , - A-Ow ?,l 1I I - -. . I , I l -W EHL1WEV*gr? msiet wsgiven in thiscase. The a ten was by LW.Ilo~d1Vaugbhap,-pf GoldenGryve, Brs.- s e:|,fi :ecuter QV~i, atl UpS-2Avydsi -King's Cfunntj3,gtimt theiepteentti .f the lateMr. LW CoV Fr solicitor, f -Wesford, and Aebbey es.ateaoii~h ~y i& rddria Tternj; purposf e ebbifi t ettleenet: eieeuted OD I the marziagp- .1 -tlit 'to- 'YILoyd with Miss! ...