... TEE INNISCARR. (OUT2'RAGE1. I --- - --a . I | THE CHARGE AGAINST SOLDIERS. | ONE OF THEMT MAXES A CONFESSION. Cork, Friday. At a special pe.ty sessions court held to-day at Blarney, Robert Griffiths, Arthur Crice, Henry Win Flack, and Frederick Blako, privates in the 10th Royal Hussars, lately stationed at Balincollig, were brought up in custody, and charged with having on the 14th May at ...

... I I SATURDAY. COURIT OF APPEAL. (Before the Lord Chancellor, Lord Justice Fitzaibbon, and Lord Justice Barry.) BR.srw ASSD GLYace, TENANTS; STACPOOLE, LANDLOR. -Judgment was givenin this case, I which had been argaed on former days. It was ;an appeal by the Boardof WEorks a*ainst a decision of Mr. Justice Bewley refusing the naonient to thetu of a sum of £237 lOs compensation for improvements ...

... HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN -.(.YORKSRI RE. A MOTHER AND CHILD MURDERED. FOUND BURIED IN THE MOORS. Helmsley, Sunday. This morning Helmesley was thrown into a state of great excitement by the discovery that a Mrs Hudson and her child had been murdered and buried on the moors, four miles north of the town. It appears that three weeks ago Robert Hudson, a native of the locality, who was brought up on ...

... ACTION ABOUT A YAC r. I I s - _ x . , 1. Y e:eerday n the NisiPriusuourt, breore o r Just-ice Andrews and a special jury, lie ttij was resumed f the ease *f F-rrest v Car in which the plaintiffis, Messrs Forrest aed Son, yacht builders, of Liruehou-, Ese, a'nght to recover frou, the dtU endant f W Carte, J P, £150, tihe price of a tme rater yacht called the Lila, which the phin~ih s. -plied ...

... I-ILIW INTE LL.1TNCE. I - ESTEERD.&Y. _ -- . .-4-- COURT OF A'la, r (BeFore the -Lord .Chancellor, Lord Jastice bt izibn'aid Lord Justice Barry.) P.TRIC TTZEv irv-Tle'argurments were .con. tinned and concluded iunthls case, which was an appeal against-the decision of the Vice- in Cmiancollor dismissing the plaintif's action, ng which was brought tb set aside the sale of a ie sixth sbare ...

... M'NCHESTER WANMDERERS v. ChubRoH1 I .. B~~RFIGADE. 'I A-CENTUXRY FOR A M2NCHESTER PROFESSIONAL. The Curragh, Monday. This two-day match w:IJ commenced here to- day in beautiful weather. The wicket wit, us usual, perfect, and the attendance large and fashionable. The Mauche;ter irien won bthe t(3es. Holt and Lawton put together 76 before Bolt was bolvred by Young, when Bextou took his place and ...

... -, -; LAW -- INTELLIGUNCE. r I E~~~~~~~~T E I ~~ - LA W nOTriUSH1DA '' I X .s~ST I 'Ca f (From the Jsqqf Diary.) )b II 1W COUBT OF.APPr'AT, TX IR~t.AND P >-For Efaxitg-Porter v Vaish, V C, part heard Ui 1695, Ritter v Ritter, V C; 1895, Peulbroke v W'artsn, V C; 1895, M'Dunald. tenaut; UOroie, n: landlord, Irish Land Commaission. For JXidg - ment, on Monday, the 24th inst--Kaens v Joace ; ...

... A ROYAL ARTILLERY GUNNERi BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS. Queenstown, Monday. JauLes Cullen, a gunner in the Royal Artiliery, stationed at Fort Westmoreland, Spike Island, committed suicide in his quarters about eleven last night by blowing out his brains. Cullen, who was only about 23 years of age, was a native of Kingstown. He bad about 4 years' service, and was stationed at Fort Westmoreland, Spike ...

... ACTPION ABOUT A YACEHT ' Yesterday in the Nisi Prius Court. bef ore Mr Justice Andrews and a special jury, an action was tried which waps brought by MIfessrs For- rest and Sons, yacht beilders, Limehouse, Essex, against Dr Wm Carte. J P, chairman of the Dublin United Tramways Company, for goods sold and delivered. The plaintiffs' claim was for the price of a one-rater called the Lila, fully ...

... SUICIDE OFF A HOLYHEAD STE&A'IER. A MAN LEAPS OVERBOARD. The Lily, of the London and North Western Line of steamers, arrived at the North Wall on Saturday morning from Holyhead. The vessel was half an hour behind time. About an hour after leaving Holyhead a man, name and address at present unknown, leaped over- board. He was a steerage passenger. It appeared that he was dancing and anus- inm ...

... | PULICE INTELLIGENCE-YEsTium.O& NORT'HERN DIvxSIaN.-(Before Mr. Keys). ASSAULT. Two young men named William Gle5eson- and Thomas Carter, laboarerg, residing at 127 Gloucester street, were charged by.Con- stable 27C, with having violently assaulted Kate Sheerai, residing at the same address on Saturday night. The prisoners were re- manded. . BREAKING GLASS. A labourer named ,lames Byrne, ...

... THE CASE OF PHILIP CURRAN, OF _ THE 59TH REGIMENT. Mr TULLY-I beg to ask the Secretary ol Stete for War whether he can state on what ground a special campaign pension has been refused to Philip Curran, of Derrywillowv, Cc Leitrimn, who served in the 59th Regiment, and was two years with the coloars in ChinAi and assisted at the capture of Canton mad at soveral other engagements. Mr CAMPBELL ...