... ULAP~ CI~IM. cox. ATIoN1', THf DI3FFENDA3 V1 S ASK. Yesiterc.y. in the Trcheq(oer ?? ?? hef ...

... BUTYTER PROS E$CUTIONS IN CORK. ! Cork. Thursday. At the Police Office to-day. before Mr C E B Mayne, R M (in the chair); Alderman Flavin and Sir George Penrose, a series of summonses came on for hearing at the suit of the Trustees of the Cork Butter Market against farmers from the counties cf Cerk, Rerry, and Clare for having, in contravention of the market bye-laws, sent to the market for ...

... 1TH9E19EGIsTLAT1ON APPEA.M ; : - - f >: 7 ?? - Yesterday the Court of Appeal, consisting of t~e Lord Chief Justice, the Lord Chief Baton, Lord Jwutie Fitzgibbon, and Lord Justice Barry, eontinued the bearing of ' ap- peals from deoisions of the Revising Barsters ?? to reverse the voters' lists in several Irish constituencies. -e. T- ; TYRONE, Tegrsat'Mooar.-ln-tlis case the Nationa- ...

... Yesterday in the Probate and Matrimonial I Court., before Judge Warren, in the case of Ormsby and others v Good and others, Mr Hunt (instructed by Mr Bradley) on behalf of the plaintiffs, the executors of the will of the late Mr Gervas Taylor, moved for an order fixing the time and mode of trial. The plaintiffs seek to propound the will, under which large sums were left to different chari- ...

... ¢OLIOb UITRELLGENCE-YESTEESRDAY. SouTrancR DxvxsroN-(Before ir. Swifte.) CAUTION TO LODINOGHOUSE RREPERS. An English girl named Anne Holmes, aged 2,1, was charged -by Constable 120 A with stealing a number of articles from lodginahouses in the city. From Mrs Han. ion, of 2 Emnor street, with whom sheledged, she stle a Dair of blankets and pawned tbem.. On a rainy day Mrs O'Neill. of 5 Dolphin ...

... PRISONER ATTEMPTS TOTESCAPE. Clonmel, Monday, At the Killenaul Petty Sessions, before Mr- i W P Hanly, J P, and Mr B Hemphill, J P, a .i yeang man named John Cleary, a labourer, 1 was charged in custody with the wilful murder I of Patrick Kenny, farmer, at BaUyluay, on the 15th August. District Inspector Ruddy i prosecuted, and Mr Kennedy, solicitor, Klle- , naul, defended. Evideuce was given ...

... TFIE CARDIFF LANE MURDER. i~~ ?? THE PRISONERS AGAIN REMANDED. Yesterday, in the Southern Divisional Police Court, before Mr Swifte, John Nolan, fitter, aged 30, residing at 124 Thomas- street, and John Merna, no occupation, aged 39, residing at 88 Creighton terrace, were charged with the wilful murder of Patrick Reid, bricklayer, who was fond sbhot dead in Cardiff lane, about eight o'clock on ...

... ANOTHER CLUB PROSECU- TION. A £50 FINE. Yesterday in the Southern Division of the Police Court (before Mr Swift), Patrick Bolger, 26 Lower Pembroke street, was summoned by Inspector Flower, for having kept open his premisesin. Pembroke street, which was called the Pembroke Social Club, for sale of drink without being licensed. There was a second summons charging the defendant as occupier ...

... I ?? YESTERDAY. QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. (Before Mr Justice Gibson and Mr Justice Madden.) ToBIN v L AND N W RAILWAY COMPANY- This w..s an action by a farmer residing in Clonmel to recover damages from the defend- ant company for injuries sustained in the car- riage of 16 head of cattle over their line from Liverpool to MAanchester, 'it being contended that they were unreasonably delayed. On ...

... CIT :COMiM ISS [fOxN.- w Yesterday, at 1I o'clock, the Commission- .f Oyer and Terminer for thl- City of Dubli was opened in the Queen's. Bench Cnnri b the Right Hon the Lord Mayor and Mr. Jtlutice Andrews. The Lord Mayor, who had driven from thle Manssin ouilse to tie Four Courts in tie, usual State carriage with ai escort ..f Horse Police, was acgoitaxniedl by 'il, civic officers, t;s City ...

... I ?? __ I P - IMPO.RTANT CASE. London, Friday. In the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, _Loadon, to.day, before lYr' Justice Day and Mr Justice Kennedy, sitting as a Divisional Court, the'caso of the Cork Harbour Commissioners v Joliffe and another caine on for bearing, Mr Pickford, 9 e, and I Horridge, were counsel for the. plaintiffs, the present respon- dents; ?? Joseph ...

... I :- I YESTERDAY. COURT OF APPEAL. (Before the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Baron, Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, and Lord Justice Barry). .M'K ?? v TODD-The arguments were resumed in this case, which was an appeal by Mr Craig, solicitor and Sub-Sheriff of Derry, against, an order of the Queen's Bench Division refusing to grant him ecets in inter- pleader proceedings to ascertain the owner- ship ...