... MAGISTRATES DECIDE TO TAKE INFORMATIONS. At the Petty Sessions in Lurgan ?? Dr James M Moore, a physician and surgeon practisiug in Lurgan, was charged. for that about the l1t of Mareb, 1897, and on the 24th of August, 1897, you did unlawfully assault the complainant's ?? M'Kinlay, who is under fourteen years old, at Lurgan. The complainant in the case, Alexander M'Kinlsy, .ho ...

... F THE RAILWAYTRAIN MiYSTERY. I TIIE COMPANY COLLECTING EVIDENCE. London, Thurs(Inty. 1 The Press Association Northampton corres- pondent ?? tragic death of Mrs Bryan is still the topic of conversation here. It is noow known that the alleged writer of the letters to Mrs Bryan left her in Friday night S at Easton, not Wilesden, and it is believed a that this parting, following on the scene at s ...

... THIE ENGLISH RAILWAY MYSTERY. C London, Monday. The Press Association ?? mystery a which up to the present bas surrounIle'I the tragedy on the London and Nolt AVLiW starn Railway is beginning to be solved. and it is confidently expected that before tho a iljurno I inquest aumple material wvill b e At the disilotb of the coroner's jury to euable themn to reiurn a definite verdict. It is undvr i ...

... LAWV NOTICE3-THIS DAY. (From the Legal Diory.) HIGH COURT OF JUSTICO-LONG VACATION SITTINGS, 1897-The Eon Mr. Justice Bo3d awill sit in tie Nisi Prius Court, ,at 11 o'clock, this day (Thursday), the 16th September, 1897, to hear all such applications for all the Divisions of the High Court of Justice tis may require to be immediately or promptly heard. CHANCERY DIVISION - Summonses - Keane v ...

... POLICE BiTELLiGENCE-YESTE RDAYV WoaraniN DzvissoN-(Before Mr. WalD, Q C.) BOYS CHAROEZD WITH LARCENY. A boy named Kavanagh was put forward in custody of Police Constable 171 C charged with breaking into a tobacco ehop in Abbey street on the 30th August, Detective Sergeant Mont- gomery statod that he wished to have a remrand iu the case until Thursday uct, as on that gtay he intended to charge ...

... I ' THE CiTY REVISION. Yesterdlay tsle revision of the City Parliamen- tary votors' lists was resumed at the Four Courts. Mr W T Sheridan sand Mr. W H M'Mulleu solicitors (assisted by Messrs B Hannigan,C Btr- rett. and J M Donagby), reprebented the Inde- pendent Li ague. Mlr. I{ariingston, Al P; Mr. J M'Doweu, and Mr Leech. solifitors (asisted by Messrs J Nngle, J Naughtrun and other agents), ...

... THE DUKE OF YORK'S CARMEN IN THE POLICE COURT. Yesterday in the Southern Police Court two hackney cardrivers, named John Cullen aud Francis Beale, were charged by Detective Officer 20 G with plying for hire at Ballsebridge ont the 2616h August without displaaingg Like number plates directed to he attached to all hackne: cars. Mr. Burlaud (Measrs Hinter and Burlaud) appeared for tho ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENUE-YtTERDAYI NORTISERN DivisoN-(Beefore Mr. Wall, Q C.) AN AFFRAY IN BOW STRUST. Geraldl Dilloi, 'a labouring man, whose head Was tied up with a bloody bandage and his eye badly damaged, was charged by Constable 124 C, a taU athletic looking mal, with having assaulted hiru. The constable, who bore no outward sign of ill-usage, said that last evening between 8 and 9 o'clock he ...

... YESTERDAY. QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. TN BANKRUPTCY. Kr. Justice Boyd sat for the purpose of dis- posing of bankruptcy business. RS JOHN KrLLY.-The bonkrupt iA a farmer residing at Ballycloneen, Kilinanagh. Co Rit- kenny. The case camne on for tie examination of witnesses. M1r. Ignatius O'Brien (instructed by Messr J IL and W Scallan end Co) appeared for the aasigaees, mnd examined Mrs Kate Kelly ...

... TH E TRILLICK TRIAL. THE MXAGUIRES IN BOSTON. The Bo3ton Reptblic, which hasjust reached the Evening Telegriph, ?? two Boston boys, James and Thomas. Maguire, were given a warm welcome home last Sunday, when they lauded in Boston from the steamer Pavonia. Raders of this column te familiar with the clso of these young men. They wera in cus- tody for about a year and a half and were four times ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY , SOTEraRs Dsvisiow-(Before ?? Byrne, Q C.) ALLEGEDL WHOLESALE ROBBEERY. Patrick Haugbten, alisa Matthhw Hoatley, alias Patrick Harford, no fixed residence, was remanded -upOn a charge of having burglariously entered the. unoccupied house, 19 Harcunrt rtreet, owned by Mrs Catherine Powell, and stolen theretroi, on the 17th or 18th August, a case of silver fruit ...

... THE LONDON HOTEL MYSTERY I ._ I PRISONER AGAIN REMANDED. London, Friday. At Clerkenwell to.day William Scott Stor- month, 35, of 14 Abbey street, Derby, was charged on remand with the murder of Sarah Jane M'Loau, 35, on August 28tb, by admiuis- tering liandanum to her at a hotel in Guildford street. The prisoner was further charged with attemlpting to commit suicide by cutting his throat. Mr ...