... i TH1S COURTE OF APPEAL ON' 0 0S -ATOW PAREtS- _ -- -- - &-f Yesterday in the 'Court of Appeal, before the Lord Chancellor, Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, and Lord 'Justice Darry, Judgment was de- livered -in the 3ae of Perry v Qoodbody. Messra Perry and Co, who are brewers at Rathdowney, hold 46 actes of land at the rore of Lhe brewer't premiseg at 'a rent of £105. They had applied. under the Land ...

... IA TEMPLEMORE SLkNDEPR CASE. I vp.Rf .- Pa n o i . P , Yesterday, in the Exchequer Court. hbefrE I Mr Justice Andrews and a special jury, tih- case of Cussen v Ryan came on for hearinz The action was brought by Mr Jerome J cus- sen, T C, a draper and auctioneer in Temnale- more, county Tipperary, to recover -£1 000 'damages from Air William -fyan, T C, for alleged slander. The statement of ...

... THE SCENE Il THE FOUR. COURTS. We have a letter frrmn tl 1-- l4 I;- SA*A We have a letter from the lady, _Miss Kate O'Sullivan, of 53 Upper Dorset street, who was concerned in a scene in the Four Courti the other day. She ?? the first piace; AMr Lowry did not request the noliceinwa w permuit me to re-enter the Court, but told me to do so as a matter of right, knowing that I had given Judge ...

... LAV'>X 1'TELLIGENCEso LAW XT1ETlsDAY. F ut iteLoalDiary.) c :4 ?? OiF APPEAL IN IRELAND- ot L ?? JU~iCECi] ERpy DIVL_ -iI;- (ihtttlilter-Re Ii -Nichaoll, dieceasd K c la tivnrel re OBrienai, Su,~th re 31 O'Brien. deceased' --oesSligo Port andl Cooper' I)t., .nd Wetord1 RailWay antI Dorville: srtir: S 1el v Murra~y re J Bralbszon de- or''nand Swveetntlan,Je 0 Booth. dcc.- H;4 t ioo'l ...

... , FIFTEEN PERSONS INJURED. THE PERPETRATOR SHOOTS A POLICEMAN. (REUUTHE'S TELEGRAMH.) Paris, Monday Night. At nine o'clock this evening an explosion occurred at the cafe attached to the St Lazare Railway Station. The. restaurant was full of people. A band was playing, when a man was seen to throw, something amidst the people gathered there. An explosion followed instan- taneously, and the air ...

... Z ?? . ?? - LAW LlT~L ICE. -: ~ * S4iZP, sen woni3houee,,dinu hfad.hsoai- 46tbeyl cmiseoer ti ?? ds ajid there ntsver-ha ibse ay ei opoito Tusecon couuty ss~ie gr.bt4bnsiedy'r ?? ?? a ctbetrees eloo ...

... TRITAL OF W. SHERIDANN. I A _- ?? A DISAGREEMENT. I LLEGD A ASSAULT ONX THE SUB- SHEIZlFF. 7e'terday in the Queen's 'BencA Court, the tr:. ,ri'ait of aleridl Shrias vr,aproceeded with. Th.] ?? was dsenesely crowded, an d a very li r.:e ?? pofle a~people assem le cent.lral ha.il. Adrnimission to the court was [31 illed wui hi great difficulty, erect by those h. 1 siness there. Therre was a. ...

... I .,I Yesterday, in. the Court of Appeal, before the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Justice Fitzgib- bonand Lord Juntice Barry, the case of John Barbour Pirrie v. the York street Flax Spin- ning Company was continued. The appeal was bv the defendants against a decision of the ViceChancellor granting an injunction re- straining them from using certain flax spin- ning machinery for which'the plaintiff ...

... ANVT'H Ei1R LULTBPROSECUTION ?? I Ye3terdayj ill the Soutihern Division of the Police Courts, before Mr. Svwifte, an old In.L1 na1wed Charles Mollcy, 113 Lower Clai.- brassil streei, was summned by Inspector L'aurence O'Reilly for having on the 18th insG at No3 116 and 117 -Lower Claubrassil Street 3col porter withow.t being duly licensed and -ontrary to t'ltv form of the statute. The ...

... DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN] l ^ - IJISBURN. I AN INSANE MOTHER ATTEMPTS * TO MURDER HER -DAUGHTER. SHE DROWNS HERSELF AND INFANT. BeLfast, Wednesday. The greatest excitement prevailed in Lis- burn this forenoon at the intelligence of one of the most lamentable and sensational occur- rences that hlas happened for many years in the neaghbourhond. The circumstances are of the saddest nature. It appears ...

... I I YESTERDAY. I COU RT OP APPEAL. (Before the Lord Chacellor and the Lords i Justices of Appeal.) In re Peel, a bnnk ropt. Judge Boyd in th- B:alnkruptcy Cmlrt. [hle ?? Peel, who was a cooper ia I imerick a had hired fr.nil Messrs UCrosley, or Main- i chester. an Otto gas engine OL tihe usual three years system, and it vras in his posses- SiOl at the time of the bankruptcy. Messrs I Crossley ...

... IATTEMPTED' IIGHWAYAY I ROBBERY ' - of NEAR WATERFORD', !ATTACKS ON A MAIL -CAR. CAPTURE AND RESCUE OF ONE OF THE WAYLAYERS. Waterford, Thursday Night. On the arkifal of the New Ross mail car, about 8 o'clock this etening, the driver, Patrick Moran, reported a daring case of at- tempted highway robbery about four miles from this city. The car left New Ross at the usual hour with four ...