... LAW NOTIChS Txi.s DAY. HOUSE OF 7W)RDS, WEs'P.flde'rsm AtA 01S-lsos: 'J'ericecs of too Sianoy e Art lChi Lonilon (for hearileng-,-fsd4snwy and othera .~nht ansi ollae (forJLeDInCIAL COMIWN'hEi. OF 'aL~ PRIVY GOL'Nca 00 'NWIIThUIALL, at At Is3.ieiin:Lala Ilar,ii Bohn atil another s aaa La] and others lit pcial laeto appe'Al:, ?? ofv IEncist) to 2P'Aith'i.w i 0 lafr.i icr f siw2 O'ork~n ?? awld ...

... LAW NOTICES.-THiB DAY. 0HIOUSE OP, LORDS WuST flRSTlfR- ,~Atil(.413: Cannes: Uoddawayi;artilothers v Ba amanil ethers f(farther heseinrt)-HoichiO ant 1lepg v Mayor, &c., of Stockport W, I ,LPRE=~ COUR~T OF JUIIDCATUR.E. doil - COCIIY OF AXPPrAL.-CnuRTr r.-lloront the Masetr of the MW R iollo, Lord Xuistiee Lepee and Lord Jujitice Itigby.-At It.- Be0 AppeI mctions, ex: poerte, Yrom thes ...

... At the Marlborough-street Police-court, on Tuesday, Ur James Drake Digby, the general manager of the 'National Skating Palace, Argyll-street, NV., appeared to an adjourned summons taken out under the 9th section of the Metropolitan Streets Act, charging him with aiding one Henry Savigan to commit a certain offence, namely, on Jan. 24th last, to unlawfully carry in Regent-street a certain board ...

... HAGGERSTON. The trial of this petition was continued in the Queen's Bench before Mr. Justice Wright and Mr. Justice Bruce. It was presented by Mr. W. P. Cremor against his successful opponent, Mr. Lowles. On Ioe day Mr. Lowlos, respondent, was examined, and Stated that the question of his candidature was nat raised till November, 1802. He gave evidence as to his connection with the Haggerston ...

... | Tgi AXXXD MAT2RIMONTIAL UDS. ACCUSED COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. At Bowvstreet Police Court on Tuesdihy, Mortimer Daniel Sketes, John Charles Skates, Norman Golding Hennah, John Abrams, and Anthony Maddowa wero charged, on remand, with frauds a!lezed to bave been committed in conectioun with the World's Great Mar- riage Ascociitiou. The prisoners were asked if they had anything to say in their ...

... LADY AND HER BUTLER. At the Brompton County Court, on Monday, John Wigloy. a coachman, said that for upwards of thirty years he bad beon engaged as butler with some of the most distinguished famlies of England. He sued Mrs. Bortha Benson, of Dulas Coart, Herts, for six nionths' wages in lien of notice. It was the plaintifff's duty to unbag the game in the pantry. While doing sn, necorl. ing to ...

... YaTUTN JO RNALIST AS A OO.UEMBONDENT. In the Divorce Division Mr. Matthew Fishlock petitioned for the dissolution of his marriage on the usual ground, the co-respondent being Mr. Sidney Herbert Paternoster, a member of Truth staff. The petitioner said he was married in 1888. Their early married life was happy, but Mrs. Fishlock joined the Lady Barbers' Association, and this led to a quarrel ...

... A WITNESS ASKS FOR EXPENSES. SCENES BETWEEN COUNSEL-YESTERDAY. The bearing of the petition brought by Mr. T. Williams Bone to unseat Mr. Harry Marks, the Tory member for the St. George's.in-the.East Division of the Tower Hamlets, was continued yesterday before Mr. Baron Polloek and Mr. Justice Bruce. Mr. Willis, Q.C., represented the petitioner, and Mr. Jelf, Q.C., and Mr. Cock the respondent. ...

... HAGGERSTON ELECIION PETITION. Mr. Justice Wrizht and Mr. Justice Bruce, sitting in the Queen's Bench division, continued the trial of the petition of Mr. Cremer against the return of Mr. Lowles, Conservative mem. berforthellaggeraton division of Stiore- ditch. lt a~eeod illegal practices by the candidate and his agents, and clai red the ?? Lowlos, in cross-examination, -aid he did not at any ...

... CENTRAI4 CRTfITNAL COURT. .s. 'f e n ;S a tfiu aj±as. ?? ?? ?? ..v , (oieore. the Recorder, Mir Cariots Hlall, Q.C., IILP.) I T77- CaCv.`-Thuotaa Mieiligen 22, labourOr, nnd Albert l10Olsosoa, IB, Itahrarsmr, were ina;tICteI tor a robbery 'a ills vaoloiare ,an EdwRmrdl ;'Allrv-Mer. ! thuna prnr'.t'setutd aid MPr. Ptralvl d.'lendt'rl JoTtla- i. liho rabb ionk a plae 'at an early laner (t Abs ...

... STORAGE OF EXPLOSIVES DN I sLON I N IM-PORTAYT PRoSECrTIOSN. SING .LAR REVELATIONS. Sohn ,Taines Wilkinsou, of r2. EVsiore-r'al, Fest hill, apuewred at the Tuanwe Poiice-cUrflYve- ...

... LAW INTELLfGENCE. QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION.-Fva. 28. ,ls (Before Mr. Justice flay and a Common Jury.) 55c0) wj.nW1CX V. TEMPM PRESS5 (rLrarnD). thea, This -was an aition brought by Mr:. Thomas Warwick, theI a well-known cyclist and an eii -ineer and iron founder resir carigon business in the Boa rugh, againist the pro- dlg pretorsan publishers of The Cycle Manufacturer aandDealers' Review, to ...