... I., YLAW iNTELLIGAENCE& I YESTERDAY. COURT OF APPEAL. (Before the Lord Chancellor, the Master of the Rolls, and Lords Jastices Fitzgibbon aud Barry.) STUSBS . 2lAncTIN.-Judgmnent was given in this case, which had been argued on former days. It was an appeal by the defendant a3gainst a decision of the Excbequer Division. Thd plaintiff, a farmer in Lontb, b roughlt the ,.action to recover from ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENOE-YESTERDAY Nor=BUN DIrvszo.N-(Before Mr. Keys.) LAUCANY FROM THE BEUNY STRNXT DEBRIS. Michael Walsh was charged by Constable 194 D with stealing two pieces of lead from the debris of kite great fire in Henry strtet. The constable stated that the prisoner aass em- ployed in clearing away the debrisi and . lie ?? hibm pick up two pieces of lead and secrete them, The accuned ...

... TTIlE colt, C-., SCANDAIL C A S E. I ?? ?? EX`_'AMINATIONX OP Mu. IuN_\ SlR Gt COLTHIUIRSi', NT) LORD BANDONq CLOSE OF PLAINTIFFS CASE. Yesterday in the Xiisi Prius Court, befort M3r. Justice O'Brien and a special Jury, the rial of the action of Pike v icatijalish Wa resumned. The action is brolugilt by MIr Josueph Pike, J P, D L, of Dulalnad, Dun- kettle, county Cork, against Co.,t Richard ...

... I TIlE CORK CARD CASE. I CLOSE OF THE SPEECH FOR a t THE DEFENCE. __ ?? SPEECH FOR THE PLAINTIFF. r Yesterday, the eleventhlday, in the QuceAs e Bench Court No 1, before Mr. Justice e O'Brien and a special jury, the trial of the a action of Pike v. Beamish was re- sumed. The action is brought by Mr a Joseph Pike, J P, D L, of Dunsland, Dun- : kettle, county Cork, against Oapt Richard Pigott ...

... L.A WTNOTICES -THIS DAY. I (From the Legal Diary.) COUNCIL CHAMBER, DUBLIN CASTLE -List; for to-day (Wednesday), 30th May, 11 ?? Endowments Scheme ?? Crofton Endowment, Chetwode's and Stearneis Charity, Presbytery of Down, the Diocesan Schools and Banagher Royal School Endowment, Stratford Lodge Schools. Appli- cations of Local Government Board for order to ?? Dungarvan Union Labourers' Order, ...

... Rh MARKABLE LUNACY CASE. I~~~ EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF A CLERGYMAN. London, Monday lveniag. Mr Francis W M'Leau, Q C, one of the Masters in Lunacy, sat in Lincoln's Inn. to-day with a special jur.y to inquire into the state of the mind of the Rev Augnstus F Tallemache, Vicar of Whitwick. Leicestershire. The peti- tioners are the Rev Clement Reginald Tolle- macbe and Anastasius Eugene ...

... .AW LA INTEfLITENCE. YESTERDA~Y. ' COURT OF APPEAL. (Before the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, and Lord Justice Barry.) I JOHN BAPSBOUE PIsRIE: THE Yonn sTRErT - FLAX SPINNING Co, LxxrrnD-.Judgm1ent was C pronounced in this case, which had been argued on former days. It was an appeal by the de- fendants against a decision of the Vice-Chan- ; dellor -granting an injunction ...

... SOCIALIST ATTACKS ON THE CLERGY. SENSATIONAL CHARGES AGAINST BARON bE ROTHSCHILD. (DALZLI'S CABMLGRLM.) Paris, Monday. The Chamber of Deputies was chiefly oceo- V pied to-day with an interpellation of the si Socialist Deputy, 31 Jaurez, in regard to the a' measures which the Government intended to f ...

... II 'gLAW INTELLIGENCE ?? YESTERDAY. QUEEN'S BENCH D)IVISION. (Before Mr Justice Uarrison, Mr Justice Johnson, and Mr Justice Madden.) HoRAN V RBEDDY.-Mr F Nolan. QC (Nvith him Mr Hynes), moved to change the venue in this actionfromt Sligo to Roscommon. The action, which was one by a contractor against Rev P Reddy, P E, to recover money alleged to be due to him for building, was set down for ...

... - I THE 3ORK CARD SCANDAL CASE. ?? CROSS-EXAMINATION OF THE DEFENDANT. Yesterday in the Nisi Prius Court, before .Mr. Justice O'Brien and a special jury, the fial of the action of Pike v Beamish was resumed. The court was even more crowded than on any of the pre- %rious days. The action is brought by Mr Joseph Pike, J P, D L, of Dunsland. Dun- kettle, county Cork, against Capt Richard Pigott ...

... I X L1ATVWNTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Legal Diem,'.) HI \l COURT OF AJPP;EAL IN IREL.AND -Ieoonan, teuant, Marquis Conyngbham, lard- ; lord, Land Commission, at hearin--r; Gol'den v Kerin, B3 11; Murphy V Casey, V C; Moore v I Mounteashel, V C; -tudd v Rudd, V C. 7'or , judgment, on to-morrow, Friday-Cocvhlan v E ?? of Irish Fisheries. 1-i KIGHCOU[JT OFlJUSTICE'-CH- 'TiNC 'pE- DIVISION - LO-RD ...

... LAW NTTWEBS-THIS DAY, (From the Legal Diary.) COUNCIL CdHA-MBER, DUBLIN CASTLE -List for Wednesday, 30th May, 1894, 11 ?? Endowments Schemes ?? Crofton Endowment, Chetwode's and Stearne's Charity, Presbytery of Down, the Diocesan Schools and Banagher Royal School Endowment, Stratford Lodge Schools. Appli- cations of Local Government Bord for order to ?? Dungarvan Union Labourers' Order, 1893; ...