... POLICE INTE LLGENCE, L i . an CUSTuOD COURT-SATURDAY. Before Messrs. F. ; . MSACCATBY, R.MJ. RX;TAD PATTERSON, 3.P. ; and RB. L. HAXiLTON, 3.?. LARCENIES. Andrew Armstrong was put forward by Cbon- stable Smyth on the charge of the larceny of a qaantity of coal from- the Ulster Reform Club on Saturday. - Mr. Lewis prosecuted, and Mr. M'Erlean de- fendled. s: y C. J. Downey (steward of the club) ...

... : THE HANSARD UNIONS. -: CRARGE AGAINST SIR HENRY ISAACS A ) OTHERS. LTolmo15T, WEDNESDAY.-At Bow Street Police Court, London, to-day, be.Ifore Sir Johnf Bridge, Horatio Bottomley, of Crossway Cottage and Walsiagham House, Strand; Sir Henry Aaron Isaacs, St. George's House, Bastcheap; Mr. Joseph Isaacs, of same address; and Charles Dollman, of B, Aldermranbury Avenue, wore saummoned for ...

... RDER OF A CHILD IN: COUNTY- - :; '- .:E . 2 I t G X *' :0~ . :00 : . H- I:C. THE ACCUSED RETURNED FOR TRIAL. BIAURETHILL, MONDAY.-To-day, at the Markethill monthly petty sessions, the presidingj magistrates were occupied for a oonsiderablne timse .in investigating a case of child murder which occurred a few weeks ago near a place called Glenane, between Mountnorris end Markethill, and about ...

... ULW INTELLIGENCE. LAW NOTIOES.-Tais D,&a. v00 THEra LEGAL DBLiT. Phelsn v. I'Craith (I) ; Malone v. Taylor (2); Feely v. Walsh (3) re F. S. ,oyce, deceased, C'arson v. Joyce, sign certificate (A) ; COxv. Mlller, sign certificate (5) ; Clancy v. Clancy (6 ); re IL W. Stanuley deccased, Stanley v. Irvizle (7) ; f cR. Teelinr, deceasedl Kennedy v. 3ennedy (8); re P. Cun- -irghamn, deceased, ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGENCEI I ;00l0:COUNTY OF ANTR il, CROWN COURT. 0 Tan LoaD Canp Banosq entered the Crown Court 1 of the County Courthouse, Crumlia. Road, yesterday morning, and continued the business of the assizes. r Mr. H. I'Neili M'Corrick, Clerkof the Crown, was in attendance. e THE U-AROGH ORPHANAGE CASE. aSkis LorsP. on taking his seat on the bench, ,asked Ir. Campbell, Barrister-at-law, ...

... 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 lab-rnLat 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 ...

... L TE :,WINDSOR 0 AND i RAINHILL MURDERS. II . ..: S i DEEMING'S JOURNEY TO ALBANY.i SCENES OF EXCITEMENT. ALLEGED CON F ESSION. ALBANY, WESTERNY AUSTRALIA. SUNDAY.- Swanston's journey from Perth to this port yesterday was attended by scenes of great excite- ment. Large crowds awaited the arrival of the train at every station. At York a particularly i hostile demonstration against the ...

... 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 ...

... ;- DEEXINGS INSURANCE POLICIES. THE INQUEST. SPECIAL ¶ELE :CGRAi5. UELBOURNE, MONMAY.-The Mutual Provident fSnciety of Sydney has reported to the authorities that a man named Frederick Bally Deeming in- sured his life for LI00 in the branch office of that society at Rockhampton in October,. 1883, and in Jthe course of the following month took out a second policy for a, similar amount. The ...

... ' W INTELLIGENCE. LAW NOTICE& -THS AT. D .ROa TflE LEGAS MARY. LORD COTANOELLOR. Zttten-M'Oertyt. O'COlsghan.: untacy Petiti En-Hayes v. Birch, Wyse. ROLLS. LL'amira v. Barrs. VICE-O0HA NCELLO IL Judgment in title and Vendor and Purchasere' Act-Wes- tropp v. Westropp, at bearing. LAYDfl JUDGES. Sale-Mary Began's estate; Osetello Fishery. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Judge Mifler-Ki~rey. first ...

... DO-WNPATRICK QUARTER SESSION,%. YESTERDAY Judge CorqUjomr resumnead the business of these sessions at 10-30 a~m. Messrs. Thomas G-racey, Assistant Clerk of the Peace, and Charles Higginson, registrar, were in atteadance. CIVIL BUSINESS. : AS tENCETILL V. STEWART. This was an action brought by Armyatt William Ancketill, gentleman, and Constance Ancketill and Ada Anoketill, of Qaintin Castle, ...

... E THE RAINHILL MURDERS. IJVEriPOOL, FrDAY. - Rainhill has assumed almost its normal condition to-day, the holiday- makers being drawn away by the Grand National. Inquiries are being made as to the companion who was with Deeming on his visits to Birkenhead and Chester. This individual was described as being both taller and older than Deeming, and when the two went to Chester Hotel and were ...