... I:TE-FISH=ZW -5 =M- j1 FURTHER CONFLICTS AT SEA. FIERCE ATTACKS ON THE POLICE. DESPATCH OF MILITARY AND BLUFJAC'KETS. Newlyn, Tuesday. Rioting rocommenced here this mornin1g, when the fishermen having a grudge against romeone whose empty packages had just ar- rived began to break thom up. The county police interfered. but were atoned and II-used, and Cbief-Inepector Xnthiews had his beard ...

... THE POISONING OF A CU. DUBLIN CONSTABLE. 0 INQUEST A ND VIMRDICT. Afr C Priery, County Coroner, held an in- quest at Coolock Police Barracks yesterday re- garding the mishap to Constable Sweeny, who came by his death by drinking a belladonna preparation in mistake for whiskey. Constable Doherty, sworn, deposed that be had used the liniment for lumbago, and left it on the mantelpiece in the day ...

... SHOCKING. TRAGEDY TIN I O9N' )ON. A MAN AND H-IlS WIFE MlUJIl ,njuD. About half-past ten on. Saturday night a terrib'o tragedy was onacted in North street, j Caledonianr road, London, where a- butcher namedl Edward Galley i-as for somea tirtle ocltipied a shop and carricil 'il business as a morking, mn's btbl-hhr. liei3 landlord and t Ilnrdlady, M' and lips 'Riley, who carried on the busiares ...

... I THE SUIIDE IN THE MEATH I HOSPITAL-INQUEST. Yesterday afternoon the City Coroner. Dr J Kenny, held an inquest at the Keath Hospital on the body of the man, Thomas O'Neill, who was said to have committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid ?? previons dsy. Dr Rainsford, examined, deposed that de. ceased. was admitted to h'ispitai on the 4tb August suffering from a self-infliced incised wound in ...

... TIJE CHARGE AGADNST LADY! SCOTT. j REMARKABLE EVIDENCE. THE ACCUSED COMMITTED FORL TRIAL. London, Monday. ,t Bow setreet this morning, before Mr vhghan. Selina Lady Scott, John Cockerton, 5Stifl enginaer; arnl Frederic!, East, groom; ,ere charged on reu'and with unlawfutlly and ,5¢ciously publishing, and causing to be ablished. a defimatory libel of and concern- -I Earl hntisesl. I ...

... ?? 1-A D42 - .0 -c~tional. l!!P, DUBEjfLIX- THURSDAY, DEC. 31,1896. AN~ IRISH, SESSION. LORD SALIrenuX and Mr. Balfour have simnltaneously issued their summons for the opening of Parliament on the 19th of JanuiLy. Whatever else is doubtful about tbe coming session, that it must and :+U prove an essentially Irish session is not to dobe 2oubted. The comforting assurance of the Govern- m6nt and ...

... HO-ORhIBLIA MUUO'D1'lDi1.t By BU'1iGLARS. AN OLD MIAN BOUND AND KILLED. eLondon, Friday. lusssel! 1o! ill e JFetherdovwa lane, Horn soy, was hroken into by burglars. last night and the oecupi'r.an old geatloilan, wvas imur- dere' afteo Tl:tviig first been ?? hand a1nld fout. The Press As:;eiatinn tleugtapking later says the nanie of the maurdeored man is Hcnrv Suiith. i-le ;as nearly 80 years ...

... THIE DUBLIN CRIM. CON. CASE. Yesterday in the Court of Exchcquer., the Lord Chief Baron end a city special jury resumed thr hearing of the came of Curtis v Ryan.iThe plaintiff, Mr Richard Curtis, a bread-van driver, sued Mr. Wm Ryan, licensed vintner, 1 Merrnton row, to recover damages laid at £1,000 for alleged crins. con. Sergeant Dodd, Messrs George Wright, Q C. and W E 0'1-osrhe ...

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... YEE ALLEGED DRYAMITRJ vPLOT. | BELL AGAIN AT BOW STREET' gPRODUCTION (,V A SPY WHOSE N1AME IS i',BFUSED. THE' PrISONER SEN T FOR TRIAL. r'ondon, Fridav. P dwstrd J Ivo'y. alias Befl,:l'fl aga in brouight efore Mr Vaxguisas at ?? street police Coulyrt tls fterUr0L on tDV slargeaof couwpir. iug with others o cauxse ?? explosions within the ited .kiingdom bkelv to endanger life and :nj're ...

... TIIE SCOTT-RUS3EL CASK ?? ?? . - ?? . - Londoi Monday. When rtbs 66urt reassembled at the Old Bailey to-day it was reported tbat K}at wan ill a 'inDr Sco6, Medical Officer atl Bolloway Jail, deposed that 'Kast complained of being ill on 0 Sitirda;, and an examination showed that he was serionsly ill, with' a tenplrature of 104 a ddjrteei. He was-suffering from inflammation a of Ienrght lung, ...

... I LAW INTE1.1GENC I I~~ LAIV N(OTICBS'l'RIS DiTr.- (Promh the Legal Diary.) COUNCIL CEAMBER, DIUBLIN.CASTLI3. 10 45 o'eil&'k-fishbery bye-laws, re aet-fioing' in the river Suir. rnd aps ais ainst te satme. HIGH COURlT OFJUSTICE. CHANCERY DIViSION. LORD CHANCELLOR. The Lord Chlncellor will sit on to-morrow .Saturday), the 24tN day of Occober; 1896, to hear motions in Court, and applications in ...