... LASW INTPL1GENC. IYESTERDAY. HILARY SITTINGS. 1897. Yesterday s'c ae sitting' commenced in the Four CourtC. The Lard Chancellor. prjsided at a meeting ef .thie Beacher, and aftewards, together with LordsJutieas Fitzgibbon, Harry, and Walker. the MsFbte ^of the Rolls, and the Vice Chancellor, eat in the Appeal Court, where ft was announced that interlocutory appeals would be ?? up on the ...

... LA W &CiTIVVES-TISi D4Y. (From the Lejal Diarp.) 11 M COURI OF APPEAL iN IRELAND. -For Hear:inR-189S, Clanricarde v Ryder, V C, part heard ; 1896, O'Kane v Cunringharm, Q B Div. For JudgMenat o to-marrow (Friday), Estate of Purefpy Poe, trustee and executor of Robert Owen, deceased, owner and petitioner fowner's appl!al) ; estate of Purefoy Poe, truetee and executor of Robert Owen, deceased ...

... LAW N01ICES-Tr.HIS DAY. (Prom the Lcsal Diarij.) H COURI0 OF APPEAL IN IRELAND. -For Hearing- Interlocutory Appealr-Mlrore v Gtuiry, Q B Div; Apthorpe v Itmph v y, Q B Div; Bright r Great Northera Railway Co (trsiand), Ex Div; XKennarev Finlay, Q B D; Han nevig v Dixon and Sons, Admira!t;. FPr Jusdugnenr on Friday, 15th ?? of Parefoy Poe, trea- tee and executor - of Robert Owen, deceased, ...

... fLA 1 IV loXg-r1B DAY, k I . . .. i I (.From 4,4~tqa fliurtY. . t ?? r Maambews-Syaially Fixald-Causwet Lo w elfislt Corpvrat.ea, Soha BSleek; Fgraelfv Nifame to. t £cpirTetre, Cquearyida silldo eP F v ~tli ?? Thft,,vO z C and Colay, Mner EPaft I ?? rpe v 0eiy, COrymbleg Sb*iig r Parlher, O'Donnven; Collins v M'Cathb, MI'Carthy; CorrGia ow, l0oaw; Barrefl. v Kt '2sntrown Brlxe, Gitlnrw v Earla ...

... ITH AUSTitRALIAN MU1tDER I AMYSTERlIES. PREPARATIONS FOR THE ARREST OF 7: l',ER. (DAZInES THBLIOGRAM.) San Francisco, Monday. Public interest iO ste arrival oP the barque Swanhilda from New South Wales is daily in. creasing. The average time or~upied on the voyage is ?? days for sailing vessels, and the SvnttilIda should thhrefove be due about the 27th instant. Spteclation is rife ais to ...

... YESTl'BRDAY. OH&NCEJRY DIVISION. .,tBsrorstlthfe ster osf the Rolls,) Eat owQF KillturAPA AND Orsnss v DOnn AND Ofrgrts.-Thia is an action foran in- junetion to restrain dhe defendants, John Dodd, Richatd PBower, John Ferris, said -Jhn 4I'Keonss, fromn illegaillv fishmpg for siamon in tire River Lasine, wblicl dW8 firw m the Lower Lake of Xil- larney iot, tihe sea. The plaintiffs, the Earl of ...

... PO[ICE INTELLIGENCE-MEsTERDAY (kqoKi'Hs~Rst Divisiost-(ll ow .Mr. Well), fimry Lovett Wheeicr, deseribed es as porter, aged 28, of 55 Sunmme hill, was charged bv Constable 66 C with ha-ing on the evening of the 14th iust attemptei to ?? suicde at his resi- dence by cutting the right ride of his throat with a penkuife, inilicting an incised wound. The sccueed was ?? to Jervie street Hospital, ...

... POLICE INTELLI(;ENCE-YESTE;RDAY SOflvfeB.; DivisLrOv-(tiefore Mr. Byrne), ALLEGED WHOLCSLALt ROBBERY OF JWELLER'Y John Deolh rg, afged :40, stateL so be a labonrer, liiung at 124 Francis street, was put forward fl m rouod, charged by Detsctive Officer F.i with robbery of jeweliery, &o, from ?? Old Curiosity Shop, 29 Upper Orrond quay, the property of a I Mrs Preseton, early on the morning of ...

... | THE ALLEGED MURDER NEAR I CASTLEBLAY(NEY. l MA-GISTERIAL INQUIRY. INFORMAT IONS REFUSED-STRONG REMARKS OF AN R.M. A mnagisteriai inquiry into the death of a young man named James O'Hare was opened on Saturday in Castleblayney, and was continued yesterday by Mr. Y 1D Sullivan, B M. The greatest interest is taken in the affair owing to the fuc;t that little or nothing transpired as to how thie ...

... I A JAPANESE IMlAYBRICK| | . 1. CASE. I TRIAL 0F 1MRS. CAREW.. EXTRAORDINARY LETTERS. DRAMATIG. TERMINATION. (REUTEE'S TFLEGRAM.) Yokohama, Monday., Tha trial of Mrs Carew on the charge of mur. dering her husband 'opened here on the 5th ieat. The case, wbioh in several points resem. bies the Maybrick case, has caused a greatsaen- sation. Mr.Carev's death was certified by thes 'doctor wo held ...

... LAW 1NTELLICINCE. YESTERDAY. CGA1NCEB.Y DIVISION. (l3efore thb VIce-Chawn:ellor.) G ?? CoNNiO. v loenBrT PoIrs.-T1ho plaintiff tought to ?? apocifie ?? de- creed of an agreemient for a riile mo him bg tihe defendant of certahi lido called Ballyuwoneiy- mtore and Kgnockeitrn iu' rile ?? Anfrim. He alleged that the negotiation f,,r the purchase of thealands was conthicted through Measra Fer- gn ...

... I LAW INTELLIGEN. I : I. :- LAW qOvi1flTHB DAT. (FrQI the Jreif PiTy.) H 31 COURT OF APPEAL IN IRfELAND -For Erearing-Ilterlocutory-9, 1897,Fsiy v D'Aray, Q B DT;, 75, 15l0-FWoodhoO55 r thle Newry Navigatior C-,a, ViorO bncellor, speisly fixed. b'r iudgment on Thuriday. rhe 28th wtt _Lypo v Barron. HItia Co'URT OF JUSTICE, CHiAN- CFVY DIVISION-LOYR (IHANCELLOR- Lord Chancellor's Cbhtmbers ...