... I lE KENSINGTO0N MURDIER CASEF EVIDIEiNTCE FROM DUBLIN. A-Ti£31 PT TO ENXJL`T I~N TRlE 'POYAL IRIS___Fl___ILIE16. SPECIALLY RCRPOTPTED I-CR THE DELLEASTNE- nxnnLETTER. DYO-1IPRVTI 1 iCER.. f-le p--lice cou~rt tsce ;-ini tileicrsnuin murider C--ice ?? illtlt e~ven by, hIejiarcii.K ts- aed oi Xi list tu~a.npircj ajt tije 1,V l!ifl 4 ~ t i-0 it tilat Siit (on1 li lvuld le :;iae for the 'ic-asix- ...

... SAUNDERSON AGAIN IN COURT. Mr. Curtis Bennett proceeded, on Friday, at the West London Police Court, to hear the remainder of the evidence against Reginald Saundersou, 21, who was charged with the wilful murderof Augusta Dawes, aged about twenty-nine, by cutting her throat with a Swedish knife in Holland-park-road, on Sunday night, the 25th ult. The prisoner, as he was brought into court, ...

... 3 COUNTY MAGISTRATES' COUR. SATURDAY, DECEMIBLER 29. BEFO2E MESES,& H. BRIGHT, J. E. SHaPPARD, iSD J. LISTER. DESERTION OF A CHILD.-Thorias Greebveod, a stableman, was char-ed by the West ierby ?? wit ...

... THE FURVIEW BURGLARY, ?? - ?? - ?? _- . .- t.- - . - _ 7 _ Yesterdapy at the Drumcocsdra Pettv Ses- sions, before Colonel Lindsay, Dr Eustao, Dr Gibbs, and Bir Richard (Ykalev, William Stephenson and Peicy U'Lough. lini were charged by District Inspector Brot- rarst with having on December 17th broken into the house of Mir. Henry Whittiebury, 22 Richmond road, and abetrarted therefrom the sum ...

... THSE LOW MOOR RAILWAY COLLISION. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY. A Uetenant-Cblonel Yorke, W.E., who was aecom- b panied by Major Addison, R.E.. held an inquiry at b Low Moor on Saturday, on behalf of the Board of t Trade, into the eircumnstanoes of the eollision whick n took place at that station of the Lancashire and York- 1 shire Railway, on Wednesday night. The inquiry, o which was held at the ...

... GLASGOW SHERIFF CRIMITAL COURT.I At a pleading diet of the Glasgow Sheriff : Criminal Court yesterday, Sheriff Birnie disposed i 5 of the following cases s A POST OFFICE OFFNM , John Mathieson, 32 years of age, who resided at X Oran Street, Maryhill, pleaded guilty to the charge of having, on the 3d November, in the General 0 Post Office, where he wvas employed as a stamper, s stolen, ...

... QUAJRITER SESSIONS. BALLYMONEY. Before . is ?? Judge FiTzG~iROBN. P ' ?? ; co. V. THOMPSON. An action was brought by Mlessrs. Melville & f Co.. boot and shoe usanufacturers. Glaszow.against Robert B. Thopnson, boot and shoe mnerchant. Ballymoney. to recover £19 3s far goods sold and Oelivered. The actioa. was instituted by writ of stimmons in the superior courts, and an order ;vag amde ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENTCE. BELFAST CUSTODY CUT Ysirnx Bcfcre Mr. F~ G. Iioneixjl. Ro.- an [I.. 1i7_s; having, beent heuird. a line, 'f 40s -tad costs attil ilii- pos~ed. Mr. Spiller pro seciiteid in this and tie other police caese. ALLEGED ASSAUILT. Hugoh Pnintz. whlic was, charged on irfmalid wt fur-ther rxii andeui ,:i~ ti ...

... BALLYMONEY. Before his Honour Judge FTZGIBBON. BREACH OF WARRANTY. David Blair. of Aghadowey, processed David Allen, of Knockanbuoy, to recover damages for breach of warranty in the sale of a horse Mr. O'Neill appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Martin for defendant. His Honour ordered the return of the horse to defendant, on payment of £21, the price at which he was bought in at by plaintiff, ...

... |The publicity given to Mrs. Jenkins's statement, that I she had discovered the real Sir loger Tiebborne in a the person of William Cresawell, an inmarte of a lunatic asylum at Parramratta, has already called forth a uum'er of stories, some giving more or less support b to her asscrt ons. and others being of a contradictory n character. Tba principal of the latter, for instance, is that of ...

... I' A E l;^AW A1 fllet.# 10 ?? FI.4- nrW., The Victoria Wechly Colonist of British Colombia Rives the following aecount of a divorce case of losal interest decided in the Court at Vietorie, on Monday, November 19th: Through hfr counsel, Mr R. F. Elliott, Mrs Clara Ann ronrchipr Chileott Bees presented a petition before Me Jubtice Drairo Monday ir the Supreme Court aslkng for a divorce from ...

... DIS.ASTROUTb FITRES AND LOSS OF lIF . On Friday nighit a lire was discovered in the sto)res at the County Gaol, Ruotelord. An alarm was raised, and r the ?? fres-brigade were playing ton the tlames in - a v-rv ?? tirse. As, however,;a strongvvind wase Cc-wiling agpisiwt the birilding from the north-wiest, very Iitte pre S gres~i ~~ould be rireie. The flames, whic-h wet' dscoso~red irl thi' ...