... AIR MJ A G H. 8 Before his Honour Judge KIssErY. CAMPBELL V. CAMPBELL. AXI OTHE)S. This was an action brought for damages sustained , by plaintiff by reason of defeudant having t obstructed-him in the use of a right of way. Mr. Bell, solicitor, appeared for plaintifi, and Mr. J. R. Gibb for defendants. After hearing evidence in the case, his Honour granted a (lecree for 6d, with title costs. u ...

... LAW IIOTI1ON--I-4t DAY. (Frtnm the Legal Diary.)2 3331E.couirt OF APP&EAL IN IRIELAND. Porter v. Wanlsh, 1, ROtlI. Ciennor v. Connor, 1- Enqllelt v. Walsb, 2: F. 1Tynan, 115cea50i1 !ylanlds v. Truitn, 3: Units c-t v ,Itii-nI 4; Kc-var v. N j,-ite: 5; J. Cantit>, dle-oissi. l~tla v. Crrly,6; HIt. Bartier, dele-awaed We, pht. v. Rotlen, I7; IXgbyv. faaly. 8; EcioNvti v. Cutliver, 9; O'Doherty v. ...

... PARTY DISTURBAENOE NEAR PORT- GTLE~NONTI. KAGISTEfI T INVSESTUATIONT. Yesterday a young man named Patrick Scullion, Killygarron, was brought up in custody of Ser- geant J. Ward, before -Mr. J. MLIMeekin, J.P., in Portglenone Courtifouse, charged by District-In- spector Carter, Ballymena, with that lie (the ac- cused), on the Dight of thee Ist December, 1892, at Killygarron, in the County of ...

... ; NEWTOWNARDS. * Before his Honour Judge RoCnn. CCHREANE V. MI'FARLANE. r The plaintiff is a shopman, and the defendant one of a company in Belfast who have shops in Newtowvnards Road, Divis Street, and other places, and the process was- brought to recover £22 5s for vwrongful dismissal. Mr. Woods appeared For plaintiff, and Mr. Galway for de- fendant. The plaintiff deposed that in December, ...

... THE YORKSHIRE TR\GEDY, ARREST OF 'HUDSON. The erpectationi. that Hudson, the man wanted for the murder of his wifwaud child on Helmsley Moor, would be run to eairth in or about Birning- ham has been realised. It hiss already been nar- rated that a man answering his description and giving the name of R. H. IMudson, called at a, barber's shop at Coventry and arranged for letters to be received ...

... i MYSTERY. POST-MORTEMl AND INQUEST. DECEASED'S IIUTSBAND AND THE DO TOR S. VERDICT OF THE .JJRJY. Dr. Muosen. J.P., Coroner for South Antrim, yesterday morning opened an inquest in the Na- tional School, at Soldierstown, near 2doira, into the ?? attending the death of M argaret Robinson, tweenty-seven years of age, the wife of Jolhn Robinson, carpenter, 14 Mourne Street, Bel- fast. MILs. ...

... INQUESM IN BELFAST. At half-past three o'clo~-k on Saturday evening last the city coroner (Mr. E. S. Finnigan) held an inquest in the Royal Hospital on the body of a tlan named Joseph Orr, of Monaghan, who was con- veyed tt' the Royal Hospital on Friday evening in the ambulance, and ?? succumbed the same night in the institution. Sergeant Armstronig conducted the inquir-y on behalf of the ...

... BELFAST CARDRiVERS' ORIEVANCES en IMPORTANT CASE IN THE SUMMONS ei COURT. in da YEPSMTA5-, in the Belfast Summons Court-be- th fore Messrs. Thomas MI'CIelland, J.P.; James co Johnston, J.P.; and Dr. M'Gee-Thomas Irvine, d, 37, Hudson Street, and William Brown, 215, re Matilda Street, cardrivers, were summoned by ti John M'Dermott, 31, Brown Street, and James St Martin, 189, Agnes Street, also ...

... CnrmecsN-At this imnonthly court, before A. Mussen. ?? J.P.* ; Win Fitzgermlil. ?? ?? Janes Mecarivr .1 J.R, Jo]il Rea, farnier. Slo:- mroned Rolbert Ai'D)rnal'd. f:rrirm labirrer, for ?? of contract. 'Tire case ITUas Udjourned from last court to enable Mr. Rert to irrodiutr a writness Jiri- sent wien- culritriet rae ralse. 'liT-eir WorhiJps allowed Mlr Rea 25s corop ensation ltor non-fiiling ...

... CATLEWVELLAN.-Tle monthly court was held yesterday, the presiding magistrates being Messrs. J. H. Moore Garrett (chairman), George Brush, William Stranahan, and Andrew ttallagher. District-Inspector Knox was also present. Charles Cowan, a cardriver, belonging to Castlewellan, was muicted in 10s aud costs for having been drunk when in charge of a horse and car. Daniel Doran was summoned for ...

... BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-YEsTZRD AI, Before Messrs. G-AirsFT NAGLE, RAM., and R. J. HILTONT, J.P. FIGHTING. Two men named Syrmngton and Dempster were charged with fighting in Qarrick Hill the previous evening. Mr. Spiller prosecuted, and Mr. Brown ppeared for Dempster. It appea redl from the evi- dence thalt Derapter was a barman in the employ- mient of Mrs. Adams, and that yesterday he was ...

... WHITEABIEY. These sessions were held in the Whiteabbey Courthouse yesterday, before MIessrs. Charles L. Nash, J.P. (chairmanl); Samuel A. Johnston, J.P.; Gerald Griffin, R.M.; Philip Jordan, J.P.; Wm. Mullan, J.P.; and Edward Birney., J.P. District- Inspector Hurst, Antrim, and Mr. A. Peden, clerkt of petty sessions, were also in attendance. aL VOLMS CASE. t Sergeanit Williams, Chichester Park ...