... COURT OF -APPRAL. (Before the Lord Chancellor and Lords Jus-ices Fitzszibbon, Wa!Icer, and Holines.) Daniel Case, tenant: Viscount de Vesci, landlord. This was an appeal by the tenant from a de. cision of the Land Commission Court dismiss- ing the tenant's originnting notice. The tenant has two holdings, one of 14 acres and one of 3 acres, about a mile fron thie town of Abbey- leix, and Judge ...

... - IMPORTANT FiRkayRY CaSs. yesterday, in Que3n's Bench, No 1, before the Lord Chief Justice, Mr Justice O'Brien, and Mr Justice Boyd, in the case of the Queen (Coyne) v the Justices of Mayo, Mr Charles E MacDermot (instructed by Mr Kilkelly) moved to make absolute a conditional order obtained from Mr Jnstice Ross, sitting as Vacation Judge, to quash four convictions for trespass on an alleged ...

... CURIOUS WILL CUSE. BEQUEST TO ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPELS. t KARCHBISUOP WALSH EXAMINiED. r DcinisT.2, SATueRDA.-To-day, before the Master I of tile Roils, the hearing was resumed of the case r-f the Attom ?? for Ireland, at the relation of the Conmmissioners of Charitable Donations and Bequests ;or Ireland, v the PRev. John Edward O-M aley at-i the Most Rev. William Joseph Wsts, Roman Catholic ...

... ' SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST TWO DER?,, I O S ;1 ALGED THEPT OF LETT'}E CONTAPJ ; i'jqri- At Londonderry Police CrQUP ?? m boys, residents in Fountain 5treet, nameed Jii Duff and Joseph Magee, were hrjueha cc icustody on a serious charge. ALdermaan Bvijl sided, and was accompanied cn the bench Alderman Pollock and Colenel TvnteR P. defendants were prosecuted at the c1 o, Majesty's Postmaster ...

... BELFAST POLICE INTELLIGEN-CE. In the Castuady Court yesterday - before Mlessrs. Garrett Nagle, 1kM ; J. Jenidns, J.P. ; and J. Holly-wood, J.P. - Henry Bradley, a rough - looking fellow. was charged witlh being drunk and disorderly, and witil assau~ting 'Constable Johnston. Wher the officer iurested prisoner, the latter attacked hiri, and stones were thrown hy the crowd. It wras ivith ...

... J POLICE INTEULIGENCE. CUSTODY COURT-SATURDAY. Before Messrs. F. G. HODDER, R.M.. J. C. C. PAYNE, and AZxAzmia CRAwroFD. ASSAULT ON A CONSTABL3. Hugh Brown was charged by Constable Richard Brown with being drunk and disorderly in North Queen Street, and assaulting the complainant when in the execution of his duty. Mr. Lewis prosecuted in this and other police cases, and Mr. Donnelly defended. ...

... LOWER CMTLEREAGH PRESENTMEiNT SESSIONS. THE BOLYWOOD ROAD TRAMWAY. These sessions were held yesterday in the Court- house, Newtownards. The magistrates were - Mr. John Blakiston-Houston, D.L. (chairman); Major Sharman Crawford, D.L.; Messrs. George Dickson, John Anderson, Charles Brownlow, Alex. Robb, William Boyd, N. J. tLedgerwood, A. Mi- chell, and Colonel MN'ance. The associated cess- ...

... THmE V A, N S T N DIVORCE ase. I VERDICT-ONE FARTHING DAMAGES. t DULLTIN, TnxRsDAv.-To-dav, before the Lord e Chief Justice and a special jury, the trial was re- i sumed of the actionr -in which the plaintiff is the Rev. William Samuel Vanston, and the defendant is Dr. Launicelot Whitecroft. The plaintiff claims damages laid at £01,C0t from the defendant for al- i leged criminal conversat:.in ...

... BELFAST BANKRUPTCY COUrT. Before his Honour Judge FiruotBson. Messrs. H. M'Nelle M'Cormick, regisr,5r;n ward Aliworthy, official assignee; and J. FK1 Murphy, assistant registrar, were in atcndsna There -were six arrangement matterc in W=h solicitors engaged were Mfessrs. MidonIgal .4 ander (Messrs. Love & Alexander), 3if:4S (Messrs. Wheeler & M'CNtcheorn. ! MN tIE tRMmAD W. B. The bankrupt in ...

... PETTY SESSION-S. CAaRxRICEFsRrus.-This fortnightly court was held yesterday, before Messrs. Austin Cornwall, J.P. (chairmant), and Win. A. Woodlside, J.P. Mr. Jasmes Boyd, ?? an±J Eio's ?? Lilly, ii. hO.., wzere int atbeendance. lnomas iXl-.fs&.P, | farmrrer, of the WVea.st Division, sumrnoned J-,)esl Johnston, farm sraant, of samie place, for ti, defendant bellng comnplainant's hired servant ...

... BELFAST RECORWBDE'S COURT. Li Saturday-Before his Honour Judge FITxGIBnOs'. M Mr. H. M. Cravfiord, registrar, was in atten- pa dance. as 011 &I2ADY V. nROBSO. to This was a civil bill for ;£3 1St brought by tr Joseph M'Grady, draper, Dromore. against e£ Meswrs. Robson, 31, Chichcster Street, being the ws price of a horse. W, Mr. N. Tughan appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Pe F. Kerr for the ...

... LOCAL MARINE BOARD INQUIRYe CHARGE OF MISCONDUCT AGANWST AN . .: B5-G3N3EE. ?? - j ...