... 0 b. ? T 113 -G R E AT T W pi CIGAR CASER d JUDGMENT OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 3?Y bdt PRIVATE IRE. HousE or Loans, FRaAmF.-The resumed hearing' of the well-known case, Leshy, Kelly, & Leahy v. Glover took place this morning in the House of Lords, before the Lord Chancellor and Lords Macnaghten, Hannen, and Field. The plaintiffs were represented by Sir E. Wfebster, Q.C., X.P.; Mr. W. Kenny, Q.C;. ...

... LIW INTELLIGENCE lb LEGAL NOTICES-THIS DAY. FROM TEE LMAL PltOaV. 'ROLLS. Valentine v. Fitzsimons, 1; Sisgo, Leitrim, and Northern Counties Railway Company v. Wbyte, 2. VICE.CBANCELLOR AT CHAMBERS, Gof f v. Bull, 1; Weir, deceased, Forde v. Weir, 2; T horpson, deceased, Rtur y v. Denny, 3:; M'Grath, de- cease , Kielly v. Browne, 4; Blair, deceased, Graves v. Blair, 5; Companies' Acts and Mfeat ...

... MAGHBRA?ELT QUARTER SESSIO?. TanD business of thes~e sessions3 was resumned before the Recorder of Loodonderry (Mr. T. G. 0verend, Q.04,\ Mr. Farrell, registrar, and MIr. Temnpleton, D~eputy Clerk of the Peace, were in attendance. IMPORTANT POINT UNDER THE LaND aer. 1&370. SMYTH, CLAIMANT; HOOG, RESPOtaN'DT. hMr. W. Mi. WHITARB. (ins5truCted bn MWr. 1 B. H Cunningham), on behalf of the ...

... THE TRAGEDY NEAR DUB;IN. T-EE MURDER OF AN OLD WOMAN. Donn WE, ESPAY -To day, in the Northern Division of the Police Court-Mr. George Keys, Q.C., ?? Leigh, aged twenty-five years, Kimmage Quarries, labourer; William Geraghty1 aged twenty-two years, labourer, Kim- mage Quarries; and Michael Geraghty aged nine- teen years, labcurer, Kirnmage Quarries, were put forward in custody of Inspector ...

... I W INTELLIGENCE. LEGAiL NOUiCES-TH[1S DAY. 2!.51. COUBT OF APPEAL I13 IREL'.ND. Sealed Lavnd Act and O'Connor, 1; CuLamming v. 0. N. and Manchester, Sheffield, and Liocolndiirs Railwa~ys, 2. IKelly's minors, at hearing, 1; Palmer v. Oieen, at hearing, 2; Irish Land Commeission v. M'Longhbln, 3; H lamilton v. Bates, 4. YICII.OHAfNCE LLOBt. Energetic Cycle Co. and Companies A~cts, 1; Belfast ...

... Mr. Henry Fitzgibhon, Q.e., County Court Judge, sat in the Recorder's Court, Municipal Buildings, yesterday, auir commenced the business of this court. Mir. Thomas Cunningham, registrar, was in attendance. Lithgow v. Pim and Others. This was an action brought by Douglas Lithgow, Belfast, against E. W. Plm D. A. Maxwell, Frederick Wheeler, and Henry NWhitaker, Belfast, to recover the sum of ...

... I POLICE IN:TE 3LENCE, CUSTODY COURT-YEsr5IESRAY>. Before Uessrs. F. T. MAcCC&nnYy, B.it; jOT,- BRoWsS, J.P.; and JoHN HonLYwoon, J.p. ALLEG-ED BURGLARIES. Seven youths, named respectively Dowie, Ptes. sagh, Rutherford, Smith, Ledlie, Irvine, and John. stone, were charged by Head-Constable' Stagforf with breaking and entering the spirit store f James Torbett, 65, Newtownards Road. Mr. J. ...

... LAW INTELLIGENC ,M_ _ LEGAL X0WCZS-T:S DA. FiOI Trim LW.AL DiSAny. H.MiF. COURT OF APPIAL IN IELAND. Cuzackt v. Taite j1); Nolan v. Lord Drogbkeda ?? Ca.sldy av. l'Aloon, Siterolo. (8)1 ebtdte of kelly aidt& BradFdd, irmi'stes of lly; owneis and petitioners (4). ROLLS. Jephson. v. WillbesSandrford (I); otlmes v. Denham, at hearing ?? Mathews v. Saurin (3); Sligo, Leitrim, and Northern Coantie. ...

... GOVERNMENT BOARD E?QUIRY ?EN I LOOAL BELFAST. MaB. Cnenoz PO Co72ozn, itina. C. . chief en- giaeating inspector for the Local Government Board heid an inquliryr in the liunojipa Buildings yester- day under the Public Health (Ireanld) Act 1878. The Belfast Corporation acting as urban sanitary authority for the district have applied to the Local Goversananit Board for L-eland for their sanction ...

... POLICE IN1TELLIGENCEo I|CuS20Dyi ?? Before Messrs. R. J. Eaton, B.M., arind W. H. Campbell, Drunk and Disorderly. a Liraie Parr, who was charged by Constable M'Pherson r with having been drunk and riotous in Brown Square, was sent to jail for one month. her. Spiller prosecuted. John Tosh, for having been drank and disorderly in q Wellington Place on Wednesday night, and also with having used ...

... SUPPOSED MURDER OF A BELFAST M A N . S PECeI A ITA;SEDLeEGRA M. Dovmz, FRDAY.-Cooneiderable sensation was caused here late last night by an alvrm raised near the docks to the effect that a man bad fallen over- board, and the statement that lhe had been pushed over by a woman in whose company he had been- A. large number of people immediately assembled on the quay of the Wellington Dock, ...

... BZFAS' BANxRIBERY COURT. Yesterday the weekly sitting of this Court was held in the Crown Court, County Courthouse, before his Honour, Mr. Henry Fitgibbon, Q.C. Mr. J. H. B. Xurphy, assistant registrar, and Hr. E. Allworthy, official assignee, were in attendance. In re Bailie Brothers. This was the adjourned public sitting in this case. Hr. Joseph Donnelly appeared for the assignees, and Mr. ...