... .LW-, '~NTELLIGENC& -1. -, ?? ^ l ?? fftS ?? - I . i COURT OF' 4P~~~EALI will too Y'l~gts~bbons, &n-dEord ustias Bagrry.) b M MEEBBHAKN Y Wgxuiron;-Thl .was -anl o jppeal I~rpon .the 4lg:nenlt-rcf ~th Lsord (han - F6r 9elotr delivere'd'h nMirch 200i last The -1 Rciuor:. wis brmihtt6i havp i lderd of settle- -Mir ment.t mniade in 'Septemiber. 159i, rectified by tats including in it the suln ...

... LAW NOTICES-TrSDAY. (From the Legpl Diary.) H. M. COURT OF APPEAL IN IRE. LAND-List for Monday-M'mechan v War- burton, V C; Gordon v Lyster, M R; Jessop v Cusack, M R; X'Kinley, tenant, Earl Long- ford, landlord, Irish Land Conmis- sion. For judgment on Tuesday, 10th July - Aaron's Reefs v Twiss. N B-Any application for postponement of appeals entered for the current sittings should be made at ...

... ARMAGH. Armagh, Wednesday. To-day, in the Record Conrt, before Mr Jus- tice Madden and a common juryy, an interest-' ing case involving a question of right of way was heard. The plaintiff, Thomas Boyland, residing at Mulliless, Co Monagban,. claimed £100 damages against John Gurley, of the s ime district, for obstructing his right of way over the lands of the latter. It seems the pass in ...

... * SUICIDE OF AN IRISg - OFFICER IN LONDON. London, Thursday. n This afternoon, Mr John Troutbeck, the Coroner for Westminster, held an inquiry at the boardroom, Bury bridge, Pimlico,, respect- ing the death of Major James Cazlot Crofton, aged 47 years, late of Ballina Park, Ashford, L county Wicklow, who committed suicide by 1 cutting his throat with a razor at the St I George's Club, Hanovor ...

... THE IN'NTIO PALITER DIVO1RCB CASE. I London, Monday. In the Dirorce Division to-day,before DoI Justice Lopes, the ease of Rogers v Rogers-an. Rose agaiu came before the court. Mr John RusselL Poge.s had filed a uetition for a divorce from his ?? Rogers, better known as Minnie Palmer, the actress, against n-hour be alleged misconduct *with the respon-- dent, whoseposition was not stated. The ...

... I -- - The Recorder sat at Kilmainham yesterday morning and contrnued the business of the 8essioi.s. Two important appeals under the Public Health Act were, on the application of Mr. J J MacSheehy, fixed for Thursday morniu. John Kennedy, 73 Great Brunswick street, appealed from a fine of £5 imposed by the Police Maigistrate for selling marga- rine as butter. He had been fined for.the same ...

... y -ern-day before ?? a lt~ftnzgibbon, and Lord Justice Barry, C ;; Cutirt of Appeal, the case of Mansfield, t ?? Cn-reve, landlord, c-ine on forhear- !a ori eS1 from the LaL--I Commisslon. t on which ther. is a residence. g ' 6Ji :r 5- held at ;£110, is knowna .an'd s-situatcd oil te hocklls n . -mr ?? iilshee'il, county lWater- tl 'b-ommssioniers fixed a fair C, ot this was, reversed by Mr. P ...

... ATTEMPTED WHOLESALE EVIC- I TIONS AT INCHICORRE. *- - -- - - _ ~ I The Southern Division of the Police Courts yesterday presented a scene of unusual interest. The Dublin and Suburban Workinomen's Dweilling Compaity issued ejeetment notices against twenty-eighlt (f their tenants residing at Liffey street, Inchicore. and quite arn unprecedented seens was witnessed ns thes defendatuts crowded the ...

... THlE CITY SESSIONS. REMARKABLE PERSONNATION OF A DEA D MAN. OL Saterd.iy his Honor the Recorder sat *z he CUurthloase, Kilmainham, and opened bi-, -isiules of the City Sessions. Thae I'oWaitL ...

... ,rr-1rPT'D- ~ YESTERDAY. t COUtRT )F BANKRUPTCY. (Before Judge Boyd.) ( 7y B£ E J. Ats-The bankrupt carried or husinoss in Main street, Cavan, as a neral shiokeePe. James MGCann was 2 9 , - . a:)d stated that the bankrupt was - rriej to !iis lniece. The house in which 1 e batikruipt resided belinged to ,witness. 3 hey b..d been expended on it recently 2 k thb ;oib.ct of convertinlz it into a ...

... FURTFIER EVIDENCE BY MR. JLUSTICE BtFWLEY. HE DECLARES HIS COMPLETE CONFIDENCE IN S MR. COMMISSIONER BAILEY. Westminster, Monday. i The examination of Mr Justice Bewley was resumed this monming by Mr Sexton. Ti'q learned witness was taken at some length over z his previous evidence, and his idea on certain I points of the land legislation was more fully I and clearly elicited. During his ...

... I. ; LAW INTELLIGRNUE. * - - COURT OF APPEAL. On Saturday -the Lord Chancellor, Lord Jus- tice Fitzgibbon, and Lord Justice Barry sat in the Appqal Court and disposed of ashort list in whlich there was no feature of public interest. QI{ANCERY DIVISION. (Before the Lord-Chaucellor.) Is-asE JoHan Goa, A- Soracrrons APras;- TIcE.-Mr Piers White, Q C, on behalf df Mr John Gore,. renewed an ...