... ALLEGED BEL ON MR. OSOAR: W ILDE. ; !- a7 London, Saturday. The Marquis of Quoeensber.y was charged on swarranTr before Vr' Newton. at Marlborough . let Poliee Court to-day, with unlawfualliy and a r iioiousiv poubiishing a defawoaErr libei con- I a er g S~car W-de. Mr Humpireys,.so |E licitozr, prosecuied, and Sir Gorge ewis d- - fended. - Mr Hinp~irb%$Pji- %n!gOthho ease4!,ski&o 't ...

... I LAW INTELLIGENCE I I YE ERI)bAY. . OURT Or)F APPEAL. (Before the Lord Chancellor, the Master of the Rolls, Lord Justice Fitzgibbon. ano Lord Justice Barry.) Cumnmins, lessee, St Leger and Others. . lessors. 1his was a case istated by the Irish Land C07^nar~s~ion o the 23rd February, 1892. The sd~n w wk 7 si~ti f an va~ieeten; uniureda'aspsikossc; ,EFent t~eis~sd~Aqet,--891-, -either to ...

... I0:-TE SPRLNG ASSIZE- I .,?III . .- I -E -. --- L - I X g, ,~~s-n; :..W -si tie.- .:- - -sc .X I-: - ybsrddithied usrichu Mfdmter$e cesaiblo to the judges of assizes, te rot8 presented by the constabularytareperihp lbssw . expliciftthan theyused to be, ieid coitain some distinctions which are not geefrally re- cogaised, or aced- upon. However, such' s they are they do not furnish matrialtfr ...

... 1: LAW NTELLIGINfJ1 :: = AlI . LW MOTIOl9S? . -- ; -YCSterdaY the Vice-Chancellor st as Vac-- tion Judge to hear motions for the Clonino2 I Law Divisions., ,GINNrET, :-v - LYDk SHIPPING CO..-r.. Bates.- or th-: plaintiff, moved for discovery of documents. The plaintig, .'who is s circus propriator, sued the defendante to reco eg ElN,3 S: l Sr reacc rWika h cage'- oiL ri~ + 3'. from Pllvmouth ...

... I PRING AS SIZES. I .- e TYRONE. Omagh, Saturday, The Right Hon Mr Justice Holmoes, accom- panied by Mr Francis Portei Gunning, JP, High Sheriff, and Mr George A Rogers, Inder Sheriff, entered the Crown Court and:cpsned the assiges. 3r James Crossle, Clerk of the Crown, read the commission, and re-swor the following gentlemen on the grand jury-r- Captain Hugh De Falenberg Montgomery, D L ...

... . CRARGE AGAINST A POLIOENN.I Yesterday, in the Northern Divisional Police Court, before Mr Keys, a case in which the Jewish community evidently entertained a strong feeling came before the Court. The court and the approanhes to it were filled by Jeas, who were evidently very muchexcited by the case. It appeate that on the previous day a Jew named Barnam was fined lOs for disorderly conduct, ...

... 1: 0- tAW INTELLIGENCE. er?-- II : STEADAY. VOTiRT OF BANKRUPT~r, (Before Judge Miller,) - RE Jox CowHEY-e baimkrupt IwaS a boot and shoe dealer snd also postmter in Brurea, county Limerick. His place of busidess had been burnt. Mr Thomag -Wise- :nian was now examined, and stated that the premises and stock were insured for £400. The stock in the shop, witness said, would not, in his opinion, ...

... $PRING ASSIZES, MONTAGHAN. Monaghan, Wednesday. This morning Mr Justice Andrews took his seat in the Crown Court of the County Court- house here, and resumed the business of the assizes. ASSAULT IN A WIFE. A young man named James MMahon was indicted for having, on the 30th or 31st January, 1895, assaulted his wife, Mary M'Mahon, thereby occasioning her grievous bodily harm. Oa a second count ...

... THE BALFOU-R FRAUDS. . London, Tuesday. | Tie prosecution of the directors of the Bal- font group of companies on charges of con- spiracy and fraud was resumed to-day at the Gulidhal. The case of the House and Lsaad Investment Trust being resumed, Mr Millins. formerly its secretary, again went into the witness box, and though called by the Trea- giay was treated by the prosecution as a hos- ...

... ULSTERsBREACH OF PROMISE Belfast, J Monday. At the Coun'ty Antrim. Assizesto-day the hearing of the actions brought by Elizabeth Huuter,:a of Emallygaey, Cairnastle, near Larne, against Robert Crawford., Lame, for £500 for breach 'of promise to marry, and Samuel Hunter (father of the girl) against the same defendant for £500 forthe seduction of his daughter, was resumned. - The first n ...

... THE SPRING ASSZES. _ - I JUDGE HARRISON ON THE PEACEFUL CONDITION OF THE COUNTY. Ennis, Friday. Mr Justice Harrison opened the Clare Spring Assizes here at 11 o'clock to-day. The following grand jury were re-sworn by Mr John H Iravey. Clerk of the Crown:- B W Reeves, D L, foreman; R Stac- poole, D L; Thomas Crewe, D L; H V Macnamara, D L; W C V Burton, D H- Hon Edward O'Brien, I P; T G ...

... I POLICE IN7TELLlGE NCE-,DAT- SOUTHERN D}ISIiO-.-(BerIre Mrn SL!-- STEALING A FIG. James Tibblin, 1I Hanburr ialue. p' ...