... A It M A G H. Mr. Justice MuEtcay- resumed his sittinz in the Crown Court yest erday morning, and proceeded to deliver the following sentences:- Patrick Crilly, who was found guilty of having, on 15th August. oommitted an assaullt on one Amn O'Neill, occasioning lher actual bodily harm, was .(on ix;yinr, ELi coliapensationL) bound over to k~eeps the peace-himself in £40 and two sureties of £20 ...

... LNW INTELLIGENCE. LAW NOTICES.-Tnxs. DAi. FROM TEE tRGAT. D1a.ta, ROLLS, Theonpmee v. Htterdy, 1. VICE-CHANCELLOR. Kelly's trwats, a; hearing, I; ?? v. wa~burtea, 2; Pepper v. Nicholson, 3 ; isaiybury v. Maybury, 4; English v. Englieb. 5: Clifford v. Il~ermoti., 6 ; M'Shane, v. L2adden, 7,; MPGIade v. Magnrei, B; Hughes v. MI'Geeuey, 9. Before the Aesicbant Chbef Clerk-Cos. Acts and S:anturk ...

... LAW. INTELLIGENCE. LAW NOilCEES.-Tris Da'. PROMEit IMELEAL DMRT. M.M. COURT O1 xPr.B*L 1N 1 VIRrLTh. M;DonalIl v A!crn, at hpLriaLrts, : Ities; v 3M'Crait4, ?Zx Di,, i-lrinc. 2 * ?? rNlorlinas. V C., iint'rtcs, 3 : OTic V Satceryr V C, ; KR v Ul ilalts:', ?? re-zorhL-nt, Lsand Cinrmis isa s .Sc sratsl, ?? I'er tin 1ititnt to-naorrst-- M.o socrciiie w SaySt.1. PC c ?? IT Bcan, sect:ase 'r2, t.> ...

... ASSIZE INTELLffiFINC E? CfOUNTY ANT}UI.r C>ROWNI COU:RT. Mir. Justice Murphy Bat in the Crownr Court of thle County Courth~ouse, Crum~lin Reed, at halsf- past tenl o'clock yesterday7 morning, and resumedl the' tirials of nrisorners. M4r. H3. I~l'leile; M'{Cormoidk., Clerk of thle Crownr, was also present. In the followving ceses Moessrs. 3. H>. Camupbell.; Q.C., end Mrk. G. Hill Sujith. on the ...

... COUNTY OF ANTHIM. CROWN COURT. YzRs5raDAy morning Mr. Justice Murphy entered the Crown Court of the County Courthouse. C0urn- lin Road, and resumed the business of the assizes. SPECIAL JURY CASES. TpIVERS SL The hearing of this case was continued. It was a traverse brought by Mrs. Jane Waring Johnston, widow, of Glyon; Robert Henry Bland, of Lis- burn; and Thomas Hughes Torrens, of Edenmore, ...

... iOLTACIE NINEIfiN r breirreing ites ptn.Cster of gla6>s aznd 'OifiOV -=sii il)ii tLI? r-er;L''2S o~f [ho.-.inca 'irslier, w -c-ow w fitrene tria- ofre', Tngs -snt 1tn thle ...

... THfI LOtUGiBlICKLAND POISONING CaSIEf TRIAL OF MRS. JORDAN. SECOND DAY FURfER EKTRAORDINTARY ERVDER T. THE CASE FOR. THE DEFNM ON Saturdaiiy enono, at ten o'clolk, the trial ot Jane Jordan for the alleged mnurder of her hus- band at Derrytirormuck, near Loughbrickland, was ?? before Mlr. Justice Hiolnies in tie Crownll Corrt of rho Dowvnpatrr-c'curtiae. The building was 31o0 nearly so crowded ...

... LAW, INTELLGENCE. LAKW NOTICES.-Tsrs DAy. PRO'e TWE RLYlIrr- DIART. 'EM. COT.UlRT OF APPEAL INO 1IRLAND. M('ul tcr2slc v!I strN iab, I; M'Dconn:ell -r Alcoirn, 2:Mlli.zrl v, Mtfriarty, 3: Jow lenat;r. 0larke landlord, ; Lrn'n v Gillospe, 65; Co Jlbnar ?? Irisb KF-hteriec, 6,; Te Farndog Io3;.tntiou 7. ROLLS. Wise v Toomey, 1; 76 D W'igictla., ltnrenzc, 2; Dinnemrn v Fiarcara, 3 re R VrCr ...

... BELFAST 1{ECORBDEIUS COURT. Yesterday the business of the Recorder's Court I was continued before his H1onour the Recorder. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, registrar, was in attendance. JOIENSTON V. GCEaT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. vim. Johnston, 1, Sixth Street, Belfast, sued the Great North-ern Railvay Comnpany to recover the sum of £20 for that the defendants en the 4th of February so negligently ...

... ASISIZE D4TELLIGE?CE. Taos buines o heuse osfe wasgaresue yesl:pterk Can dama owu pstrid befoeg Mhr. Jutic Hoza . 9 td 3 o Phatrcwlro, a sikyeafharngkeman~, wasunitd H. o for r ssalig Mary Ann Ta :Qte onth ?? Golonduthe 6the Jaury~ctc. Trhell Barrisoudtera-Lw priosec uited n r H.O iare Lsolicitor Newoy),d sentended. gonghoe ~when sh mtth e prisoner, landi ?? cedn ?? to WN th oaad ht e o hod ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE COUNTY OX' ANT1{IM. CROWN COURT. MR. JUSTICE MURPHY took his seat in the Crown Court of the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road, yesterday morning, and resumed the hearing of special jury records. VALENTINE v. ROSS. This was an action brought by Henry Valentine, tea merchant, of Castle Place, against David loss, grocer of York Street, to recover damages for loss alleged to be ...

... A BELFAST BREACH OF PROMIISE CASE. At noon yastordmy. Mar. H. H. DBottomnly, Subj- Slheriii., arce a jot-v sat in the Grand Jury Room at the County Courthouse, Cruainlin Road, Ito as- sesdants-tee in anl actionL brougrht by Johin Ear- riSOn, buildl 1r and c-ontr-aCtor, oi 15, Virginia, Street. Belfat, against Williamn Robert Long. firner, (if iiuezre~evy, tosuutcy Down, to -recover I Lad00 ...