... POLICE INTELLI(;EN,'CE BELFAST CUSTODY Before Messrs. G;ARRnET N AGE. K.AE , P VoraNcc. J.P. |ltSIOrlfEPLY C'CONDUc. Bella Holly was. Charned by (untc.ll~ II-y , with having been druink and h t1, I ?? fifty prr-,vious convictions ain-r ?? i M'ie fi111l ?? INand coos. Jolvln Oieill. for a .timilsr oh r- ?? andi costs. Constihlo Sampey peiO d r 1 Hugh Donnelly -nd i LCisC I charged by Constable ...

... I Beore the LoiDD CHTmF Juswrnc. Mr, H. MtNeile McCormick, Clerk of the e rown, was ii attendance. BRFARUCfNG AND EN'TEEING. Thomas Yates and William Presho were indicted for breaking and entering the dwelling-houuse of James Cassidy, Upper Eustace Street, on 13th No- vember. and stealing therefrom 43 3d in money. Mr. G. H. Campbell, QOC., and Mr. Geo. Hill Smith (lust-ned by Mr. B. N. Johnson ...

... BELFAST E.ECdP.DER'S COURT. Scturda-Y-Before his Honour Judge FITZGIBB;3Sn. Mr. H. M. Crawford, registrar. was present. 7WAtLI-STFR T. 1IYA.;NS. A-ndrew M'Allister. comimission agent. 91. Done- -a.i Street. sought to recover from Ediward Bryans, h lder. 51, Burnabv Street. the sum of £20. a!mount of a. promnissory note. It appeared that tite pl intiff was engaged bay thet defendaint to ...

... CUSTODY COURT-YESfnRDAY. Before Messrs. GAIIETT NAGLE, ?? JAMES JEN;INSs, J.P.; THos. SHAw, J.P.; end JaGLm BunIE, J.P. LARCENY. Thomas Richardson, a private in the North Staffordshire Regiment, was sentenced to a month's imprisonment for the larceny of two pipes on Saturday night from the shop of Mr. M'Kee, tobac conist, Ann Street. Mr. Spiller prosecuted. Francis Han-. charged by Constable ...

... Yesterday-'Before his Honour Judge FITZnGIBON. Messrs. ?? MNeile McCormick, registrar; Ed- ward Allworthy, official assignee; and J. H. B. Murphy, assistant registrar, were present.. There were six arrangement matters, in -which the solicitors engaged were Messrs. Msonigal, Aa'buthnot, Roes, and M'Cutcheon. IN RE JAS. AWRE. This case was listed on adjourned audit and composition. The bankrupt ...

... The coroner (Mr. E. S. Finnigan) held an inquest csterday in the Recorder s Court on the body of Peter Loughran, 32, Trafalgar Street, a watchman in the employment of the Harbour Commissioners, who died in the ambulance wagcon while being conveyed to the Royal Hospital on Saturdav morn- ing. Head-Constable Stringer conducted the inquiry on behalf of the police. The evidence was to the effect ...

... THE EGYPTIAN PbE.L'L i l, CASIL .. L The Times ?? ot ?? exp~re-.s Very piofti-un lip tlic nixed trjhiuli Is ct i il r -n liv thie Qaisse dclaPt:, Idecasion w5ere uondoulrtc.Lyr y hr cite veirv ?? jil.. t lire-s-e optinist vi-~, ?? 0Ci 1, 1 lionl1e. It j nti ?? rn -. Coure.1t I -1 n! to 1Tr1r r-pit~ , p Jz:! 10, th I ibVS .1 .. v. Aflor ,W-I I. r .01.011v .ol 1I (Arun xli IO: ~ i allT 1 w01. ...

... LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD IN- QUIRY AT CARRICKPERGUS. Yesterday forenoon Mr. Charles P. Cotton,C.R., chief engineering inspector ..o the Local Governi ment Board, opened an inquiry in the Town Hall concerning an application by the Municipal Com- micasioners of Carrickfergus, acting as the rural sanitary authority, to the Local Government Board for Ireland for their sanction to a, loan of £1,600 ...

... I I BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-YeSTrEnDkY. Beaore Measrs. GARRETt N4GLE, R,1.: SAMUEL YOUNG, M.P.; and JAS. JEN.INS. ASSAULTS. Robert Millar was charged by Constabl-e O'Rorle withi having as.raulted his sister-in-law. Arnnie Millar. on Ntonday night. last by heating and kIck- ing her. Mr, Harpei prosecuted. After heairiig evidence, the case was adjourned for three nionlis. Constable M1Nally ...

... LAW _NOTIOES-THIS DAY. W ?? tzh Legal Diary.)rO ?? COURT 0F APPEAL IN IRELAND. h- Tyn 'TV. Barron.Ian ROLLS. to h Kiiava v. Forsyth. (!ites QUEEN-S BENCH DrVISIONM Maitatt ?? v. Murray'. M3ln Ha the. teddy v. SUiltet ?? Liddell v. OhKajxi; Kirkpatrick v. lit 31it~ue fanc&C. v. Terneit Sc iC Counnor o. Ps:-t. a so. ES0,.AEYUER DIVlSl1tY.$lee helan v. Preroitr; Ciiriigh v. Sf'Br2O.- rl I & 51 ...

... 2 TlI E TRILLICK MURDER CASE. THTRD D.AT'S PROCEZUDiNS. Sir Peter O'Brien sat in the Crown Court of the County Courthouse at ten neinck yesterday, and continued the trial of the brotners Jamnes und Thonmas Magaire on the clhargre of murdering Will. Funston near Trilijoir on the 9th March last. Mr. H. M Neile N4 Curiuiok. clerk oi the Crowvn,. was in attendance. The Attorney-General i1r. John ...

... 1I AND SOCIAL INQUIRY [ zic'lTY OF IRELAND. BILL LEGISLATION FOR ZIQ AL TEZEORAU(. Ti ?? a m-tltine c- C~the' s iv hel at ?? Houset--gt Fsh s NV. Pm, ts' pesi-eo h - was ?? in-due-ntia gahae~ing oif vnem- - :W-zrn. to heit- di et-tod the suo ec: of ,Vi Uht f pt'rinte ,21l pcocs-dIrle. Mr. xl. n witicnh sr-a&-'lb necasst it, ofP,,;vte, ~liT 7-or-ednie is so im.- ~ 'vnigtinde ?? ]Cuiili-di. ...