... LAW NOTICEHI.-Twa DaY. HOUSE01 OF LaRTMl, Wlfl'PrNS't'Jtit. At 1le1, O.-rane: Maokomtie e Ediwedo-Muoeu or Mackenzle ow ZEMIChe COURT OF JUDIICA'F1JBH t0ottey on Anmoe,.r-Coeue Meer the Maiter sof the ITal11, laoirS ,rnrttue tLindley. and Fael Jr~ie tie ?? 10.3.- n 1Fer iitirt-rathm teu'ealeed )oulot (itnol tNA) Alayor Abhtemnin, ?? of the City 'if M~anchester anpidr. toUts4 ?? tosuol ...

... LAW INTELLIGEENOE. aius COUZAT Ole JUSTICE. (, QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION.--MAiL0fft 1.1 ei (Before Mr. istico Hlawkiniug iend a Spccialu IL ry.) llr GA.NDt' AN1 55.A'tYVl V. ascOIX, tie Tid cise wicts partly heard on Friday lst, atcll wals it coemtinctalc to-day. It asic aicnoctice for dalcegee far r libel, acid aim inj unction was asked '-or to) reatraici tilest' clefeccilst fuemie coeticncinig ...

... LI HUNG-CHANG SHOT BY i A FANATIC. | As Li Hung Chanzg was returning to the house in which apartments had been provided for him, after attendirng a con- feronce with the Japanese plenipoten. tiaries at Shimonoseki, on Saturday, a young Japanese presented a pistol at him and fired. The bullet wounded tlhe aged Chinese statesman in the face. The suddenness of the attack caused a momentary panic ...

... LOXD HMNF,'Z Am,. TENVIIT'S 3DM'.TALS. Some peculiar statemlnta were mado in a ase ntt Marylebone Police Court recently, in which Arthiir Miay, aged 2'i, of 8, 1'arewood-stree', 3MAarylebone-road, weae charged with selalin7g a ?? matchbox, about March 1, 189Ik, the property of (Lord) 'Henry Vane Tempest; ahio with having in his possession a gold open-faced watch, supposci to have been stolen. ...

... A FR13NCOHIM&iS ADVEINTTU'RE- YESTERDAY. epnry Murpiy, 79, bookmaiker, of IX5, High-street Notting Hill, and Henry Edw~avd C-oater, ?? of Strutton-ground, Westminster, were charged at West. minster yesterdr'y with loitering in Westminster Abbey, Supposied for the pnirptsoof committing a folony by means of the confidence trick. Alfred Hogarth Do Montgornery, w well-dressed, strongly-built, ...

... SME POLIXC ANTD EARAIDS. At the Liverpool Assizes on Friday, before Mr. rustice Lawrance and a special jurv an action was rought by the Misses Agnes and Elizn Andrews to oeover damusages from Captain Nott i3ower HoeadC'on- table of Liverpool, for llorged libel vwth reeazrd to benu. The plaintiffs were birmaids in a public.. souse, and the libol compl'nied of. which was Contained in the ...

... A DZ'GTZXU ABSODn It i3 l :th j tot Consistoi v C.urt of the Diocese of St ?? *a held hy consent in Iondon nt the Rofal t:.ourt.s the cese of thi ...

... | An inquest was hold on Thursday on the body of an old man of 77, a tobac. conist, named James M¶Dougall, who was found dead ?? previous Mon. day in the back parlour of his shop at 15, Essex.road, Ialinwton. A quantity of monev was found concealed about the place. Mr. A. J. XlDoauall, solicitor s clerk. 5jQueen's.road, Brownswood.park, N., said (ereased was his uncle, and had made a will in ...

... | (Eron our later editions of last week.) I QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. FIVE SOLICITORq STRUCK OFF THE 'ROLLS.-Mr. Hollama, for the Incor- porated Law Society, said a solicitor, Mr. John Charles Clack. was tried at the Central Criminal court last Septem. ber. and convicted on an indictment eharging him with obtaining the endorse. ment of a cheque for 280Z. by false pre. tennes. He was sentenced to ...

... -izLI SUPERSTITION IN TIPPERARY. REVOLTING STORY. X terrible story of cruelty and super. stition comes froma Tipperary. A man named Cleary, his father-in-law. and several other men, are charged with ill- treating Cleary's wire at Cloneen, countl Tipperary, about seven inil(s rom COD.- smel. One of the accused iea herbdoctor. The woman was ill suffering from m. fluenza, but her hr.s1 nd and ...

... 4Exom o.w later editions of last week.) _ i _ I QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. I TaEn RIVAL GAME FARMS. - Mr. Justice Hawkins resumed the hearing of the ease of Robb v. Green, an action brought by Mr. Itobb, of the Liphook Game farm, Hampshire, against his former manager, who no-w carries on a similar business at the Glenmore Game farm, Henley, 'or damages by reason of his having made ?? of ...

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