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... LAW NOTW ES-THIS DAY. Ie . bs IFromn the Legal Dzary.) CQUNCIIL CHA4MDBER, DUBLIN CASTLE, Wednesday, 19th December, 11.30 o'olock-Ap- plications of Locisl Government Board for Orders to contirm Provisional Orders under the La- bourers (Ireland) Acts reiating ?? Union, Callan Union, Celbridee Union, North Dublin IJnion, Delvin Union, Wexford Union, Dunsbaughlin Upion, Tripn Up.ioa, Mountmellick ...

... I A TIPPER.4ARY TENANT'S CAS .I . Yesterday in the Court of Exchequer be- fore Mr Justice Andrews and a special jury the case was heard of CREED V RYAN-The action was brought by Mr. Richard Creed. against' 'his tenant, Thomas Ryan, farmer, of Curranagh, Co Tinperary, for £250 13s 2d arrears-of rent of part of the lands of Carriganagh, which the tenaut held under a statutory tenancy. The- ...

... A BAND CONTEST IN THE CMLUR . . A_ ?? WHO WON THE PRIZE? Yesterday in the Nisi Prits Court, bef2r6 Mr.Justice Andrews and a zzommon jury. the case of M'GuiU and others v Noon to deter'- mine the issue as to whether the members of the St J oseph's Fife ?? Band, Newm, or the members of /is Colonel Leonard Fife and Drum Band. D~rogheda, were entitled to a sum of 60. the prize to be awarded to the ...

... THPE ALLEGED IMURDIERft IN 1IORCMMON ) ASYLUM. DISAGREEMENT OF THIE JURY. ' Yesterday the trial of Michael Dowlincg, ex-warder Richmond District Lunatic Asylum, for the wilful murder of Deuis Kinsella, an inmnate, was resumed before Mr | Justice Harrisn.I The Solicitor-General. Sergeant Dodd, and M~r. Wrighlt, Q C (instrucsted 3by 1Xr. T F Clegg;n of the Chief Crown gSolicitor'3 O)ffice), ...

... ;ENSINGTOK'N N MU IDER: .I ?? - C I PRISONER PHOTOGRAPEDl t t IN AILMAGH:, JAIL . o :- 7; t-- t-:t RUMOURED: C'ONFlSSON OF i GUILT0. AtEr'ORTED ATT.EMPTED-.. I 4 t:,. .7:. .- t .London, Wednesday. a The arrest, of. Reginald Saunderson on c the' charge di nvuidering AuggDta Dawee at Kensington hase aused. a great sensation d in London, and while on the one hand'there is r a great feeling of ...

... :ENSI GTON M: UDER. - X:. - - - : : X . - I EVIDEM:NCE: OF THE ARTIST. VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER AGAINST 4 -REGINALD SAUNDERSON. (mO, OWVN S ORRWSPO i 5Ep f) 4 - -n .t - 'at - I3don,-Monday. i This afternoon, Mr Luxmore Drew, Coroner for West London, resumed the adjourned a inquest concerning the death of Augnusta Dawes, who was found fatally stabbed in Hol- land Park road, Kensington, .on 'the ...

... ITOLDOR INTELLIGENCE-Y-BSTERD-AY.. I ? ?? ?? ?? ?? I- I I- - . NonTzuias DinvIsLNo-(Before-Mr. Keys).. SEsIOUS CHARGE' OF LARCENY. Daniel Murray, a carpetlayer -in the- em- .ployment of Messrs Clery- ?? O'Connell -street..was charged in thevcustody of Detec- ,tive Officer Lowe with' the larceny.-of a gold- rwatch, the property ?? Thomas Molloy,.. ?? House, Torepura;n.anopera-glass, .the ...

... -ONYVENTION- AT I'TpOW~yE-Y CASE OF EV iC - Mr John Williams, of the Ossory: Hotel Rathdowney, writes to. us with reference to a report of a convention held at Ratb.downey vhich appeared in our issue' of tha 6th instant, at which resolutions were adopted condemning his conduct in relation:to aceitain eviction. -IMr Williams's: letter travels over many- matters whieh were not toluched apon. min ...

... p THE VERDICT-THE INTEGRITY Oe THE JURJY. Yesterday Mr. Justice Johnson. sitting in the NisiPrius Court, resumed the hearing of the charge of wilful murder against Thomas Boughton, aged 25, described as a game. keeper on the O'KeUy estate, Clongorey, Co Kildare. The indictment was that the *prisoner, on tre.:18z4W December, 1893, at Barrettstown, Co . Kildare, feloniously, wilfully, and of ...

... ALLEGED BREACH OF PRO*E. .- . . A MULLLYGAR CCASE. Yesterday, in the Eschequer Court, before Mr Justice Antrewvs-and-a com mon jury, the case of Mh'Elwee v' Hughe was heard. The action was by Mrs Anne MF'lwee, -a widow telegraphist at Mullinar stat on, to recover £1,000 for alleged:' bi'reac: of promie- of marriage. The defendaut. Thos P Hughes, is an assistant to-his father, Andrew -hughes, ...

... I I DECISION OF CLAIMS. London, Tuesday. In the Chancery Division of the HighL Court of Justice to-day, before Mr Justice Kekewich, the further hearing was resumed of the claims of persons asserting to be entitled to a share in the estate of Henry Thomas Coghlan. The evidence having been completed on behalf of Mr Martelli's clients, Daniel Coghlan, Martin Coghlan, and Kate Flynn, who claim as ...