... LAW NOTICES,.-Tris DAY. ?? l T]! lf,.lowioa uities i, nin ppott ti fur ?? %t I 1 ii. I . -- lit .niob v 'I Vtiiiyoo'itot1. l'rr iic~ri Ilnidia JOciaty lu L otinr tn,i (on I It'iA.u 0.3. itut. S I7' Eft1 Cl> L li OF .1UDIJUATUFRt. * ton,;~ ovii AIl'tiin..-CoUlIi' I.-f iwit till, Matn'-r id fmigial ?? I ~ ~ ~ it i,'0100 Ionc A..,int ii ~ ?? it 'n oniilbiit.ti io tI tirt% ni- A ltrit i-tr uar ...

... TRE POTICE COURTS. MA1tL.OUOirG If - STI'iflilET. - A PoservoTo u N11rs8-ooi lo Bocwi'.---ttcmrr ideyci aid Pati Bunh, d of Noj. I *rtd 2, Gtr!Rt UAlt)ol-ir trot, a a uillomolnee lihotoro -Mr. ?? rvo solling boot', epirit, e: and wino ?? ILoilng thoe imeooroiry fioettoo-Mri' Aqte preoottiee(l rb i..i of to ll btt (iteveit'e utl - . titee- t .- th pl1is0s it' q JcOSion. wete l;tou no the a ...

... . CENTRAjL CRAfWNAS COURT. (Beforel Mr. Justice Collins.) Tnm' OIUcOD OP Lnmr. Ao, ?? TrrIM MLscQms OF QmUXNsBERRY.-Mr. P. 1' Gill said he desired to ieee- tion a cea in which the Uarouis of Queenaebe-ry Wme charged wita having libelled Mr Oscar Wilde. At the t2iaetheocase was before the poliee-court it wae inti- mated that the allegod libel would bo ?? and it was intended to procend with, ...

... 'THE ST-(jCW(ING TRAGEDY, . Awl' TOOTING. SATISFACTORtY PROGRLESS OF THE SUItYIVINt OHILLD. HOW THE, TAYLJORS LIVED. ir 'dho terrible story of meurder cud sisiti at Tooling, at Whichi wise dleoijbtl In ?? Thu Daily Nears'' yoster- 2day, tied bait oato sioli tery~gletair of brightnses about it. ~.'That was hieas seape of thre oldest; child, ai Ind of fourteen, wihe fortunatateV rslcstiiad ...

... LAW INTELLTGENGE - HOUSE OF LORDSMAROH 7. Prlmut, Tire Lord (lhIrtrrolor10 , arii Lords Watson, Aribbouiro, Maouaightizr, riid Martis, XZ0lXBfliI V. LDWAILDLB MOt8, Olt MAUXMsrZT. The ig1iiuints it' this aIpIIr, hbirh woase from a jugllistlit of the Court of Serrioti iaI Scotland inl a NmIIt Eoe divorca by a hrilibtidr t( tiust Iris wife, ware ra- iriind. Jtrlgliulrt wild iii iiavour of toe w ...

... THAMES.-BE TRXT AOBDINAIY ALnuraeGL §s -A man, WhO stotedI thlat he kiet at slhop, asked Mr. Dickinson's nivie under the following ciroumstancees: A family lodged in his house, and revently the wife died. The botdy was removed to the tiortensy, the caroller holdain inquet't oui it, and a verdict was returned to tile etiey t that death occurred through a tumiour foiniiig 011 tile heart. ...

... THE, (x'lt'f'ljklll CASE. 1 UDGCMENT tT~ID fin oe CQurrn1biamia olh Ditvimour1 Yaslerom y, before Mrc, lb 13tfaoil p~i 'Iorir, fir ?? of Taioir v.SIIrroi iir, I ito liriar- h~ ipl at' w hich wias colo riolte oin %iituiiuiomty wiolL tlei .,t ?? ?? ~ dingo, rraro ?? fot j dltrilgit to fV *t Sir Ui Clarkii, QU. (wbno,witlr Mr. J. Idonlliiankeri, ffitj,(~ieoir fur tho 11 fefeidiatI9), lViiivd, ...

... ISToOOLBROR-E, RS AN5-POLI I I ?? - DISTURBANCE IN TEOGRMORT(O STREET. At tbe Guilill) yesterday, Mr. Alfred Meabrair, 4p, of Dartmouth-rood Greelwich, nd Mtr. Alfrie llick, 27, of The Leys, ilroraley, were ehairged betoret Alderman Fatldel Phillips with diaordo rly condact in Thitogfinoton-otroett Mr. Alfred. Sileratn, 3t, on Tavicton-i;-Ur; surrendereel to hislbil t Dr et eharge of being ...

... -4-- LoW NOTscM.TISw DAY. At 10.16.-Caries: 7dlakexutsde Edgilaods-M1as cc 21acenzle, se (futhe tkrclc COVAT OrPJOFICATIMh ill COURT Or kwrca-Lr.-O*UsiT a.-flaore Lord Maslsbary, Lord Jnatoioatindley, eat Lard Juxtia# A. L. BSmith.-At 1O.1Q.-Tq, boo ;rauto h niautw by rdr lieA 0. If. Arnimr. Apoeal from Appeals trous 'the Cha.os. Disiaton gitoa list): Surapp T Bull, ?? SjhAw e Vhal Boar tsr ...

... LAW INTEJ4LIGENOE. HIGH COURT OFi' JUSTICE. 01-HANCEtY DIVISION.-MA~toWn 21, (BoforcMr. Jusnico 4VaugIan Williams sitting as naddi., tional Judge of the Chancery I9ivlion.) ?? anlr~rstarisioeak COuiFAm (Lflti~lis). ti The qijlfstiol rained ii thin caso wan whether a person t he lltigittioi with aL compally ii 0011r11 of iviiltrae up, , 'a who bled obtalined an order for payment of his coast by ...

... THE POLIOE COURTS. MARYTLEBONE1.-4 DaowNcNo 11O5E SEr.aW0fKl1,-~ To Snome amueement was elforded In the caise of a typical Irilsh woman nriisd. Molly HoJwalrd, who Wasl ?? Ti before Mir. Plowdien whith being di'uhk and Using oh- ohl teensa languaget at Drmiicmond-oireet.-Tlto charge to hlaving, boon formsally provejd by Police-eeoneteabi 32958, lo thle woman wise called upon for her- defenlce ...

... LAW INTELLIGENOX d5, in COURT11 OF APPHdA4t-3LtIj la. In (Before the MMACte of the Rtolla And Lards jusetieas, Kh ?? and Rligbsy.) ti TJhim was an aeitioso by Mr. Chinksm Cohorit,, Iseei. hail artiste, for alitered lirece of rigrecineuia. innt pee- ~:miting dini to feti, ?? onlaogisesent ait the palace ~.Tbeatre. Tfli defence %mao that b ho le broke, his to41j agreement by sddireeeitg the ...