... JIRID E R NE AR NEWMARKET. Kanturk, Saturday. A little aTfter'12 o'clock last night' the iAcl'- :-district of Glenlara was the scene of a i fearful mnrde&r, the victim being an emergencymnan named James Dono- van. Yesterday Donovan had been en- gaged assisting Andrew Shannon, sheriffs bailiff, Newmnarket, in- making some seizures for rent in dhe Clonbanin district. On this misnon he was ...

... THE ARDLAMONT MYSTERYO I ?? A DISPUTEID CHEQUE. London, Thursday. The Royal Bank of Scotland brought& a- action in the Queen's BInch to-day against Mr -Beresford Loftus Tottanham to recooer £250 on a cheqne dated Aeust loth, lastyear, drawn bythe defendant,pbyable to the law Lieut Hamnbrough, who met his death at Ard- lamont, and alleged to be endorsed bv Lienut Hasnbrough. The defence was ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-YESTPRDAY ?? _ IF_ SOUTHEXN Divisios - (Before Mr. Swift e). ALLEGED BREACHES OF THE LICENSING LAWVS WVilliam Rooney, 6 Robert street, was summoned by Sergeant 29 A for abreach of the licensing laws, by having his DreiniseS open for the sale of drink on Good Friday. ie was fined £l. Patrick Lee, 4 Kilmainham lane, was charged by Sergt 18 A with a breach of the licensing ?? ...

... LAW N'OTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Legalt Diary.) HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE-CHAN- CERY DIVISION-LORD CHANCELLOR- Before the Assistant Chief Clerk, at 11 30 o'cleck-Mackens. minors. LAND JUDGES-Receiver Office. Before Mr Foot, at 12 o'clock-J M Lynch's estate; Trustee of J S Loughran's estate; Youngs, minors, from 3rd inst. Chief Receiver's Office, 12 to 1 o'clock-M J Balfe: Boyd Roch- ford, a minor; ...

... LAW I&TELLIGB13- -CB- ? won-,. YESTER.JAY. QUEETN'S BENCH DI)VISIoN ?? (Before Mr. Justice Madde.L) IMPORTANT LIOEK-SsNG CASE.-Mr. p Morialty (instructed by Messrs ad Skinner) moved on behalf of M Johanna Jackson, of Skeeheenarinka, Ctcl Cork, for a certiorari to bring up a coi tion that had been made against her the Licensing Acts. On March 6, Colrs4 Longburne. R M, sitting alone at Pett ...

... LAW-IT-TEL NC , E. C OQl:RT- OF? A'PPEAL. ?? - . ' (Before the Lord' Chancellor, the Lard Chief Justice, and tfli Lords Jstices of Appbat)j.: HXNNON V G S AND W RAIL*AYCO:-.V 'This was an appeal from an order of the Es- cheger Divisiohn settin- aside d ve3-dict-ob- tained by the:plaintiff for $50 0ainst the defendant company for false iiprisonment and mualicious prosecution Thejplaintiff, A ...

... I YESTERDAY. I COURT OF APPEAL. and (Before the Lo)rd Chaincellor; the Lord Chief the justice, Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, and Lord log Justice BRrry.) ma- HAaNNOx' V. TME GpEAT SOUTHERN AND COE WESTsnN RS}LWAY Com0PANY.-.The argu- an ments in this case were resumed. At the ( close of thie arguments, the Court reserved at judgment. Counsel for the appellant- A Messrs Seymour Bushe, Q C, and ...

... I t\LAW IX&LLLGENCE I YESTERDAY. COURT OF APPEAL, (Before tle Lord Chancedor, the Lord(,- Justice. and the Lords Justices Of .Tos:.-n PaTr-T, TaN.xLax; LOaLD Gc-xp;; TON. LANsDOoED..This was an atpeal frs Land Couisnijsion Court Mr J.T Pratt, wbrt th!e owner of 27,000 acres of land, h-a a re, GcPeu,. at C~thra Castle. countty Calvan~l, adhod&; i1 te thle uemesnes of Cabra and C(r'aee also ...

... EJCAM PED A:N .. TIE HOUSE. (BY A NEW PKLIAA&ETABY HAND.). (BY FREEMA2V SPECIAL WIRE) London, Wednesday Night. 'This was essentially an Irish day, and a great day for Ireland af that. The second reading of the Irish Party'a bill to amend the law regarding the' fixing of ' fair rents and the tenure and pui'ohas of ld in Ireland has been carried by.the absolutely overwhelm- sing majority 'l .-89 ...

... LAW iNTELLIGENCE. YESTERDAY. - PROBATE ANrD MATRIMON-IAL DIVISION. (Before Jud^ge Warren.) Is PtE THE GooDs oF . S RUBiN. DrCEASEu.- Mr Charles CfConnor (instructed by Mr Da- voren) applied for.a grant-of letters of admini- ?? to Mr Robert Gardner. Counsel said the case was one in which the deceased com- mitted ...

... 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 ...

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