... THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE COUNTY DOWN RAILW AY. In the Recorder's Court on Saturday an inquiry was held before Mr. Wm. Masterson, J.P.; and Mr. E. WX. Pim, J.P., into the circumstances attending the death of Catherine Harvey, whose body was found in a mangled condition on the raiw ay tract. near the Frazer Street Bridge. Mr. A. J. Lewis and 'Mr. James Pinion were present on behalf of the ...

... BY OUR ?RIVATE WIRE, Lo~moNq WEDNESDAY.-To-day, in the Ad- miralty Division of the High Court. the P:esident, SLr Francis H. Jeune, gave judgment in this claim for salvage services rendered by the Liverpool Salvage Association to the sas. Solway Prince, of Whitebaven, which had sunk in Belfast Lough in consequence of striking on Tara Point while on a voyage from Cardiff to Belfast, with a ...

... DUBLIN LAW REI'QLI'S. LAW NOi'IO3S-THIS DAY. ' (From tov Legal DiAry) a ROLLS 1 Faetran v. Fazron, 1; Corroration of Belfwst ?? Robb,. 2; C 5Xrdknar V. t'oewdt. 3; Flalhrirr.r ?? lairke, 4: Kearney v. r itpeaal) ti rve Church 13Gacy, andS in ailotirtill wltillti0iO 5; Learnse a. Ernie, 5; cores V-. Smise, 7,; Brereceri v. Dy, 5; St'Carthiy V. 3f Carr-ie, 9. Le'n- the e~in ciet, T.~kS~tcut~lC ...

... f BA.)nOT.-These weekly sessions- were held esterday morning, in the Ballybot Courthouse, oreMessrs. Henry Turner, R.M. (presiding); t James F. Erskine, J.P.; William Davies, J.P.; V Thomas O'Hare, TP.; and Robert Harpur, J.P. - Sergeant Key prosecuted Patrick Ruddy, KekgaII, e for having been drunk in charge of a horse and i cart at Camlough on the 17th inst. Fined ?? and costs. A like ...

... DraasN. WRD.YSCDA.Y-In the Probate and Matrimonial Division, before the president and a common jury, the case of Napier v. Bishop came on for hearing yesterday. The plaintits, .:-anes Nfapier (manager of the Belfast Bank at Smith- ford. County Down). Frank Bishop. and henry Jeddes, are executors of the will of the late John Bishop, Ballymoran. in the same county. which they seek to propound. ? ...

... AnRDnoASS.-The monthly court was held yes- terday, the presiding magistrates being-Honour- able S. Ward (chairman), Lieutenant-kColonel Gracey, Captain L'Estrnnge, MIessrs. John Hut- ton, James Jellie. Charles Russell Kelly, and Robert Hanna. Mr. Robert Whiteside, clerk, i and District-Inspector MacNamara were in at- l tendance. An interesting question was raised in connection with a summons ...

... POLICE INTVELIAGKNCI. I BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-S. kT1TRUDAY. Before 'Mr. GARaPr.rr NAGIE.. R.i.; Sir Xi a;. M'C.sAvvosD, J.P. . andMcr. CsLeS. M'LonSAN, J.P. ASSASTTS. Franlcis ?? an~d Win. WA'.llister were c'harged by Conist ...

... ACTIOIN AGAINST HJIE PROVINCIAL BANK. DuBmLI, WzDnsFSDAv.-To-day, in the Chancery Division. before the Master of the Rolls, judgment was given in the case of Reardon v. the Provincial Bank of Ireland, Limited, which was at hearing for several days. The Master of the Rolls, in delivering judgment, said that in this case of Reardon v. the Provincial i Bank, Limited, the action was brought by Mrs ...

... ?? INTEsLLIGENCE. WLF r K' CUSTODY CORiT--r.YtT, DAX D:,- ! ABRI ! TI NA(GLE, i.AiI., and R. 3. THE ALLE:GE.D MXSA UUHTER OF A CHItD, Tb I , in. , 13. Nesw Allirew St:rce't, Bel- D . Vin his vitfe. vw.er.' lrgedl iit re r;.,r I ,il: ?? thir st, ?? s LDeviitnO I i U ti oil-T ';j11 ' tid ?? Mr. J. S. Finncgan , t.!1'i S alte'l theA the 'li . tljj l rsg' Im.'er cir6u-itancss ?? pIau- ei l ( on O ...

... BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-YrsflnMAv. Before Messrs. GAR.RERsr NAGLE, F.. ; JOHaN GRscGG, J.P.; JOHN HoLaLYawoD, J.P.; and ThoLLJuA-s H. B3OoVNu, J.P. TS JATh A 1RT.3 OslMPf? Bella Holly was charged with having been drunk and disorderly, and having assaulted twvo pohice- mlen. h1. Spiller prosecuted, and Mr. William M'lldow-1 defended. From the evidence for the prosecution it appeared that accused ...

... THEs FYIING SQUADRUN. WUFATAE ACCRDENT. TWO CrBES OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. SPECIAL TELEEGRAM. QUXENSTOWVN. FRIDAY.-The Flying Squadron were all ready to leave Queenstown to-day for sea and manmuvre round the West Coast of Ireland to Bantry Bay, where they will again drop their anchors, but the departure of the big ships was prevented through a series of -acidents occurring- on board several of ...

... LOUIS BEOTH t COMPANY, IMITTED, V. THE OWNERS OF THE COUNTY DERItY. BY OUt PRIVATE WIRE. LODoo, THTuesDAY.-To-day Mr. Justice Barnes, sitting with Trinity Masters in the Ad- miraly Division of the High Court, London, had before him this claim of the plaintiffs, who carry on business-in London, for £1,070 7s, damages for an alleged breach of charter by the defendants, William J. Woodside & Co., ...