... DGrAosunn.--This monthly court was held yes- terday biefore Messrs. Daniel Deladierois. D.L, chairman; F. D. Crommelin, John M'Oonnell, D. L. Hughes, William Carmichael. and A- M'3ion. DistrictrInspeetor Feely was also present. Con- stable Shaw eummoned Alexander Palmer for drunkenness andl assault on complainanr. Fined 3s 6d and costs Elizabeth Thomson sumnioned Holbt. e Robirson. her ...

... ThE SEDITION IN INDIA. ! TflJ. COMMITTED JOB TRSIA. I~~ru' anacin S 1aCsfi}VioS.| BOMBAYs, AUGrSi 2.-At the IPolice Court hereI to-day---before the chief magistrate-further for- mna] evidence wvas taken in support of the charge against Gangadhar Tilak, editor of the K;esari, and K~eshew PMahadewr Sal, the printer of that joulr- nal, of inciting to disloyal practices. The receipt and ...

... I LAW NOTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Legal Diary.1 11H2. COURT OF APPEAL IN IRELAND. 3M'Arevey ?? Ilunzrdalk and Neowry Steamrpacket Co., L. RkOLLS. J. M'Carthy, deceaseed, BRtff arty ?? Cartley, 1; 11folley r. Flynass 2; P. Kearney, deceased, Parker ye Nsa-racy, 13; Irelcitd v. Fairb>ibag. 4; P. Lynamec, deceased], BAll ?? Lynsamc, i; P. Eecaruey, deceased, Parker v. X~emracy, 6; W. Kcily, ...

... DUBLIN LAW REPORTS, , _ 1 LAW NOTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Legal Dir.t) ye ROLLS. * de Rolls csambers-J. Malone, deceased, Broine v. Malone, mi 1: Todd v. Todd, 2; Johnston v. Johnston, 3; FallEn v. £1 Gately, 4; Pneumatic Tyre Co. v. Grappler Poeunatlo Co., 5. ?? 5. VICG-CHANOW:ELLOR. PI Viec-Chaacellor'a Uharnbers-Reaaria, deceased, 1; KellySir v. Kelly, 2; Faloon v. Brinrkianl, 3; Mitchell, ...

... 1. LAW NOTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Legal Dfiasry H.3. COURT OF ATPEAL IN IRELAND Murphy v. the Great Northern Railwvay Co., Ireland, 1l in re the Drumcondlra and .Norib Dublin Lin'sk Railway. 2. 'E ROLLS. C. Anderson, deceased, Bank of Ireland v. Heany, 1; D . Boullen, deceased, Gillan v. Mullan, 2; Ryan v. Ryan, 3; i.Nugent, deceased, Naugent v. Nugen^, 4. VICE-CHANCELLOR. f At C(ha ?? panies ...

... MAGHERAfLT.-Juvr 9. Before his Honour Judge OrninBen. .'KsEx nv. PrTS .DW MWoTE. This was a civil bill at the suit of Henry MlKee, of Dunarnon, against James Pitts, of Dunarnon, and William John Houston, of Ballymughaa, formers, for £48, principal and interest due on foot of defendants' joint and several promissory note, dated 20th April, 1893. and made for the Mm of :240, and payable to ...

... A NTRI M. Before his Honour Mr. HNAY FITrzaImBON, QC. Mlessrs. Henry M. Crawford, Deputy Clerk ,-f the Peace, and H. M'Neile M'Cormick, Clerk or tthe Crown, were present. t At these quarter sessions on Saturday last there o were thirty- two entries, tmvelve of wiih whaere de- fended, and three spirit license applicatisrns, all of which were grantrie. I TRANSFERS. ; James Baird, Church Street, ...

... BATL LY BOT. Before his Honour Judge Kissey. a Messrs. Thomnas J. Marron, Clerk of the Crown h and Peace; Arthur F. MatTet, jadge's registrar; n and James Morrow, deputy-registrar, were in at- t tenrdance. u The magistrates on the bench were-Messrs. g Henry Turner, R. M.; Jamnes P. Erskine, Robert a Harper, P. G. Shaw, James MtGeeney, James t Aiken. E. Blacker, T. O'Hare, Mf. Smith, John h ...

... AnnDr1ASS.-The monti l- court ws held yerkr- day. before Ma0-rTs. J. Jellie (in thle Calir), S. .Iirtin, and P. -Ixurea; criticl It. WlWitcoice (clerk), and J. F. M-aNamrva, DI, R.C. Margaret b Io~lo- ' Ba la-v.s rio, s srrr-r/,ron-d Jose l-l Carson. farmer. Iaklannhixlaal, f-- assau~lt. 'Ibra aes aL cross-ease for t1'reaetoirig ±a-ngr--ge p]ecil--td by Cairson. MI. F. W .urr-at. soliciPor, ...

... BA&rLwLX-MSA.-A-I this monthlly court yesterdlay- b~efore Macn~ra. P. C. Crea.ghe, Pr.M!. (chairmaln) Robert Simpson, J.). ; Samuel Smith. J.P., John .pinsrnore. J.P. ; a~nd Alex. Caruoth, J.P.-a puhbli- can named Daniel MI'Eendry, Henry Str eat, H:arry- rifle, was enarged b Sergeant Dngdale with a breach of the ILicensing Actson last Saturdav night. Two men named Can. Perosay and W. J. ...

... Thomas Lloyd was execnt-ed at Liverpool yester- day morning for the men-der of his wife. The pair appeared to bave spent a very unhappy life together, anid there had been frequent quarres between them. O Jtme 19 Lloyd returned home late at night, and was hecard quarrelling with his wife. A woman who slept -n z room close by heard Lloyd go downstairs. and noticed whien h1e came up again that he ...

... A GLASGOW MURDERER EXECUED. George Paterson was executed at, eight o'clock yesterday morning within the Glasgow Prison for the murder of Mary M'Guire last February. The crinae was of the most revolting character. Efforts were made to obtain a reprieve, but without avail, and towards the end Paterson appeared quite re- signed to his fate. Billington, who arrived at the Jail on Saturday, ...