... LA W NOTICOES-TRIS DAY. (From th* Legal Dkigy) a 1J M. COURT'r OF APPEAL IN IRELAND- M'Kinley, tenant; Earl of Longford, landlord; I Irish Land Commission, part heard; O'Neill v i 'Erlean, V C; Meath v Coleman, V C; Roulston, tenant; Caidwell and CuAst, land- lords, Irish Land Commission; Cheevers, tenant; Fallon, ?? Land Comm- ission; Montgomery v M'Benry, 3I E; Steven- 1 son, landlord, ...

... I THEE REISION COURT6. WEST GLARE. NATIONA LIST VICTORY. Kilrush, Molnday. To-day the revision of the Parliamentary voters' lists for the pollinzdistricts of Eilrash, Kilkee, CarriZaholt, and Knock commenced before his Honor County Court Judge Kelly, as revising barrister for Clare. It may be safely stated that in no county in Irelarnd could a more imperfect and fictitious Parlia- mentary list ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENOE-YESTEEhDAE . I SoUmTaiE Divisiox - (Betore 31r. J A D lr~~~Iyrne, Q C.) ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES. Matthew Metoalfe, 'f 56 Sandivith street, was charged ohi remand by Constable 27 ' with obtaining by falme pretences letters addressed to John MVI'Kenzie, and stealing cherefrom postal orders value 13s 6d and a £1 note. Mr. Bates, solicitor to the General Post Office, prosecuted ...

... EVISIOIN; C UTS. , . . A , Barrister, sa~tt Crt 'R,.rnie; nr to.- revise. thE ur t u 'forgthei.Coolock poll d t ?? during the day, aaushe hracibourned 9inti 11 o'clock to.4yrnhsven It4. exp~ected that all .Nationalists who la -'teived notices of objection and ath6*t oibbe c-imaiin' list will be in attiendance ttsi XrdiJ (YFrelteoticitor. ~app~eaied -fo'r tbe'Nadii~tts; Mxr-3 ., Rice, assisted ...

... ?? 1Aw ITELIAGENCE. YESTERDAY. .*i LLAW MOTIONIS. Mr Justice Madden eat yesterday in the s Nisi Prins Court as Vacation, Judge. GPRZAT NORTITEnN Rsstrwai Co v J&MES CorisSY AND JoFN7 M'iAnsL,-This was a' 3inotiun for anl injunction against, the defeu- dints, trading as cshe Ulster Fire Clay Works Company. to restrain rhenis from carrytti, away the clay and minerals frour under t-he Tlaintiff ...

... A LLEGED LARCENY FRW) THE G. S. W. RAILWAY. In the Northern Police Court yesterday ing, before Mr. Keys, Edward Malone, guard; James Costigan, and Patrick Fleming, en- gine-driver and firemtan, in the employment of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company, were put forward on remand, and charged with lhaving stolen a number of fowls from a hamper while in trasit be- tween Kingsbridge and ...

... Yesterday the Recorder resumed the cri- minal business nf the City Quarter Sessions in the Kilmainhbai Courthouse. CHARGE OF STEALING GOODS IN FLEET SiEBET. Two men named James M'Cabe, ana old clothes :dealer in Townsend street, and John M Guire, formerly a van nhan, and nowbands- tlan, with no fixed residence, were pat for- ward in custody, charged with the larceny ot a truss of goods on the ...

... ShUOCKI-NG CH-1A1GE AGAINST I - _v SERVANT GIRL. On Suifiday night the dead body of a female infant was found in a water-closet at the rere of the house, 3 Erne terrace. Mrs Mary Rossiter, who lives in the house, inrormkea Constable 67 B that a young, wonman named Mary Power, who bar employed as a servant in Donnybrook, called to see her on Sunday- evening. Becoming ill, after a-while the gir& ...

... ,SHOCKING OUTRAGE IN. I . ACHILL. A LANDLADY NEARLY KILLED. HER HOUSE BURNED. AN EX-POLICEMAN UNDER ARREST. (FROM OUR REPORTER.) Westport, Monday. -At about eight o'clock on Saturday evening Valley House, Aehill, was set fire to by an in- cendiary. and Mrs Agnes M'Donnell. th0 landlady of the surrounding land, who resided in it was brutally maltreated hile endavouring to escape from the flames ...

... AHORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ; I COUNTY CORK. I a YOUNG MAN MURDERED. ANOTHER MAN ALMOST BEATEN TO DEATE Kanturk, Thursday. Last evening a horrible tragedy was enacted within a quarter of a mile of the town of Newmarket, a young man named John Thomas; t Murphy being. brutally murdered while on his: way home from Newmarket fair. The first in- timation of the terrible occurrence reached Newmarket police ...

... -LAND COMMISSION COU RT. I * - . 1. A NEW POINT UNDER THE LAND ACTS. ?? at the 'Laud Conmmission offices, before Mr Commissioner, Lynch, in the case of W G Huband, grantor, Daniel Harrington, grantee, Mr Teeling, Q C (instructed by Mr P C t'Gough) moved on behalf of Mr D Harring- ton, who'holds under a fee farm grant forty- seven acres of land at the rent of- £112 tnder MrBtaband in the county ...

... I lYESTERDAY. BANKRUPTCY COURT. (Before Judge Miller.) 'IN aX JW SULLIVAN.-The bankrupt carried on business as a bookseller in D'Olier street. His case was in the list for the examination of witnesses. William Patrick O'Neill was ex' amined by Mr Hayes (Messrs Hayes and Son). who appeared for the official assignees, and stated that one of his workmen, named Cas- tidy, had assisted in removing ...