... LISBIJRN QUARTER SESSIONS. Yesterday Nr. EUeury Fitzgibbon, QOC.. County Court fuadge of Antrimn. took his seat in the Court- house, Lishurn. and nroeeeded to deal. with the cases entered forbearingv. IMr Thomais Cunnine. hamn, Acting Clerk of the Peace, w as in attend- ance. WrRIGIST V. INGIAS & 00., LIMITED. Dr. K~eighticy. Barrister-at-Law (instructed by Mr. Hugh Mulholland) stated that the ...

... BELFAST QUARTER SESS1ONS THE County Court Jadge sat in the Record Court of the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road, on Saturdav, and resumed the business. Mr. Thomasn Cunningham, Acting Clerk of the Peace, was in attendance. TURNER V. MiCOOD. Adam Turner, undertaker, Clifton Street, sued John Mt'ord, farmer, Ballinderry, to recover £40 143 6d, ' whereof £20 is for cash paid by the plaintiff to the ...

... LAWN TENNI[S. | TERE OLIFTOYVILLE TOURNAMENT. , OW7ING to the wret state of the ground the com- mnittee hawing charge of the annual touarnament on the Cliftouvillc grounds decided not to start play yesterday. The improvemuent in the wveather since Monlday night has been such that the ground should b:e in very good condition at one o'clock to- day. when it is proposed to make a begrinning.: | ...

... POLICE IN TELLlGENCE. CUSTODY COURT-YESTERDAY. Before Messrs. F. J. MAACCARTEY, R.N., DAVID COnEn, J.P. and ASSAULT ON THE POLICB. Two lads named M'OCelland and Teckle were charged with being drunk and disorderly and asgaulting Acting-Sergeant Hatron and Constable Wm. Gillespie. They had to be removed from a. public-house, and when arrested for using filthy language towards the police, the ...

... I.NQUESTS INN BELFAST. FATAL ACCIDEN-T AT THE WORKZHOUSE. YESTERDAY afternoo the city coroner held an inquiry in the Boardroom of the workhouse into tne circamstancer attending the death of an inmate named James Nelson. aged forty-fie, a waitesMith. Mliss Hamilton, nnre in the infirmary of the Belfast Worikhouse, deposed that shie remembered the deceased being admitted on the 5th inst. Since, ...

... THE KENSINGTON 3UIER. I INTER~vIEW ?? THE rPRISONEBS At the reavimc.l ]iL ar-ing at thec Vczt, Lop h-tt Police Gcqr-ti - -i:~:-tLn-di a -xt of4 the cli-i;-ut of Will aq;ipe a' in~ it- lialt if o l ?? ztcCits- I ir sc-ititztjm- cf tie 1Ej-xt-me. T-laue b hil:ii ut al Iflt-erti'vio iUK 'tj -- . :2 ?? SC in- .CsIi faterofil ?? vI.61, ?? liit' ]i s ?? L.~ of' i t -Mr . W ni-nc' 7n :,in givec ...

... A RMAGH. ON 25th inst. hie Honour Judge Kisbey sat in the County Courthouee, Armagh, and concluded the business. Mr. J. Mann, Clerk of the Crown and Peace; Mr. J. Morrow, assistant, and Mr. G. I Moffet, registrar, were in attendance. SCOTT V. EDWARDS. This was an action brought by George Scott, of Annaclare, against George A. Edwards, J.P. Armagh, to recover the sou ef £45, loss sus- tained by ...

... I lE KENSINGTO0N MURDIER CASEF EVIDIEiNTCE FROM DUBLIN. A-Ti£31 PT TO ENXJL`T I~N TRlE 'POYAL IRIS___Fl___ILIE16. SPECIALLY RCRPOTPTED I-CR THE DELLEASTNE- nxnnLETTER. DYO-1IPRVTI 1 iCER.. f-le p--lice cou~rt tsce ;-ini tileicrsnuin murider C--ice ?? illtlt e~ven by, hIejiarcii.K ts- aed oi Xi list tu~a.npircj ajt tije 1,V l!ifl 4 ~ t i-0 it tilat Siit (on1 li lvuld le :;iae for the 'ic-asix- ...

... ?? seess ins x were hield ont 13tl iot. tm'-lle Aita'S. Joihn RaLpihael, -.J. (in thte cu ...

... i uAGssrAF L'T-Tite hi-m1ontllly court of pet-y ej.SSIvflS Lasai held on tlee 25th inst.-hefore Mr. Camnpbell Ga':;ssen, Barrister-at-Law, J.P. (pre- sinding) ; Ar. Thonlaz Wilson, J.P. ; and Mr. .iohn tlieenaon, J.P. Rrtixrt Weir, Bilayuocker, supi- monaed Wifliaun J. Reynolds, of same place, for that hle did wilfully stop the free courae of a water co-tn-e. Mr. MGnetmkin (fur Mfr. WV. W. ...

... i I EtE EAN' - LXPLD1.ATIQN ?? LlMITED:'t ?? 7ro'N-~ ±dJ-a.N: L!D aZ I ASTLzr Itrw .V_ I ?? N : fl Y'-1O-iO n: Qaf 'en'sBleeh 1 D .vie ?? L tcn ?? ., ce:lcr xlarr30. IEi J . scice U) ItrL ?? i' 8r ?? .o G,0ole. lne tie ei~5 o tbee Kang. yI e. .a i:i Co. Lcd Ca-.-1et-cn. Crt hie cc: 'n-:rutei bye Me--rc. ?? & I ocnas) mfl.Oe. otn oelil'rf the la'ISL'4J -roriteer of a succn-e'ion of mining; ...

... SUICIDE OF A BDAK MANAGER IN : : DVUBLIN. ?? - THE INQUEST. DtmLTr, WrmNESnAY NxcGTn-Banking circles vwill be shocked to hear of the suicide of Mrr. Chas. E. M'Causland. manager of the Dublin branch of the Belfast Banking Company, Limited. The un- fortunate gentleman shot himself in the head last e night with a revolver at his residence, The Hill, l Monkstown. He was spending his vacation at ...