... 0 In the NorthernDivisionalPolice Court yesteg day, before Mr O'Donel, a young, man name Patrick I M'Kenna, who had been temporarily emploved as a sorting clerk in the Genera Post Office, was charged in custody of Dete, tive Officer Commins writh the larceny letters containing money orders, the proper of the Postmaster-General, on the 2Sth Jul and the 13th March. Denis LYnam wV charred with ...

... LAW1F NOTICES-THIS D AY. I(Fram theoLtegaZ Diuro.i H. 31. COUPTti 0Ur APPEXLI IN r'1:r AN,) Vance V T14s5'Ji, IEx ?? ititij'los t General v SITi'r~ltnd, I1 Rd hi -*r MoNIDatl, thte L2,ii ?? V'i A ule' 'Ii low~ing clsts will .tbIea i dr l i 13th ?? l4 rnince,, tondci ( tlcn. 'I it. Ittltia V c, HI1GH COU~t' OF dranTG LCYm N 1La'itti 3I:;i~.,;ksi;vD \V anit ivW kcc Causes' atol actions Winc ...

... A SPANISH1 CAUSE OELEBRE. I * STARTLING ALLEGATIONS AGAINST A .JUDGE. (azuTER'S TELEGRAU.) Madrid, Saturday. The arrest of Senor Zapata, senior judge on the Madrid bench, on the charge of compli- city in the forgery of a will, is likely to prove acause cetebre. On January 18 Senor Carranza, a former inspector of customs, who bad amassed a considerable fortune, died in Madrid. The day before ...

... a. _ + _ SUMI MARY POWERS OF THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Yesterdy, in the Court of Bankruptey, the Ron Judge Boyd had before him a case which his lordship said was one of a class with which they were too frequently made familiar in the Court of Bankruptcy. An arranging trader presented bills as security for the payment of his composition, and the bills purported to have .been signed by.-three of ...

... .LA INTELLIGENCE. *1 1~~~ ~ -- . ?? l I: CHNCR DIV ISVI IO N.fo - .(Before the -Master of the F&ls.0w I DAV4.Vn 1MGYMir Shortt (instizucted by: Ti essr~s ?? and. Sho2rtt) appl4sd for leive to issiea sulamonus ?? the pe'*song- , estate of Kenll=:-Thomas Joseph Digbv, M P, and to serve 1i out 9f the ZUtisdietion. m Coiinsei's client was a mortgagee of lands of 00, the dereased in the cbunty of ...

... C'S Fl-T-. A V SATURDAY. lett CHANCERY DIVISION. On Saturday the Lord C anoellor sat in his; own court and disposed of a list which in claded minor, lunacy, and other matters. to NOTA'RiMS PUBLIC FOR BELFAsT. sab e On the motion of Mr Meredith. Q C, M~r ini g Archibald ?? Rtowan Carr, stockbrbker, a a was appointed a notary public for Belfast. P a On the motion of Mr JosOph -Moore, Mr of d ...

... LAW ITOTIOES-THIS DAY. I(From the Legal Diary.) tOUNCIL CHAMBER-Dublin Castle-Eleven a ?? Bandon Loan Fund Society. Cork Cicy Tramwvays, Balrbthery U'nion Labourers Or- der, 1893; Ceashel Union Labourers Order, 18S3;7 Mallow Union, do; Rosrera, Union, do; Youglial Union, do; Educational Endowsuments Scheme for fte j Pristone School, Navan; and the Ballyroarn School asxd King's iospital; ...

... THE DOUBLE SUICIDE IN I ~ DUBLIN, THE TiQUEST-VERDICT. Ti An inquest was opened yesterday at 1 o'clock in the Morgue, on the bodies of Joseph Saul He i Rubinl and Rebecca Rubin, who wore found need banged on Sunday morning at their residence, The 7 Walvorth road, near Portohello Bridge. The was of a bodies were removed early in the morning to exai the Morgue, anti were followed thither from ...

... THE HUSBAND CHARGED AT THE POLICE COURT. ?? in the Northern. Divisional Polika Court, before Mr Swifte, David Cummins was charged on remand with having- murdered Lie wife, Mary Cummins, at their residence 4 Artisans' Buildings, Echlijn street, on the night of the 21st or early on the morning or the 22nd Februarv. Mr Clegg, of the Crovn Solicitor's Depart mnent, appeared for the nrosecution, ...

... - Last evening the Dublin Civil Service Maedi- cal Aid Association held its annual general meeting in the Inland Revenue Office, 23 South Great George's street. Mr L Metcalfe occupied the chair. A considerable number of members were present. The Secretary, Mdr T J Maguire, in sub- mitting the' report of the medical officer of the association, Dr J J Murpby, Harcourt street,-said the membership ...

... THTiH ALLEGED HUSBAND POISONING NEAR BANBRIDGE. VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY. Downpatrick, Monday. The third day of the hearing of the charge preferred against Jane Jordan for the poison- ing of her husband was resumed to-day be- fore Mr Justice Holmes. The prisoner looked much better than on the previous days. Hugh Minnis, for the defence, deposed that on 11th January deceased was intoxicated in ...

... aFOLICB I - -NTE LLI M a l NCE-S P(L .CE INTELLIGENCE34ATURDAY. NdkrasilR 1)riVisIo ?? re M0r.Oe'Donel. j -a ALLEGED T-1ULSN' (O, LLZOTO.: . :* JoTiH l l * IansD of ?? reiia ce,-: 'sfaF-d qsx' 'cstodyyp-f tGin-: .atable- 19S A, prith' obtaining money wider; false pretences' froiji .a number- of people'in the Itathinines district. :I - a was stated that tie prisoner falsely ,represented that ...