... ACTION I'HO.MISK ♦— ■ - AGAINST A JEWELLER. A SETTLEMENT. Yesterday the Nisi Court, before the Lord Chief ron and a county special jury, the case Braugan v Anderson, which, judging the crowded coisr', has excited a orent. deal of 1 interest, came for hearing. The plaintiff. Mis-. Elizabeth Carton. VI ,vnooth, sued Mr. Michael Anderson, jeweller. Parliament , .street to recovei •£,»,000 ...

... doubtless through pressure upon your curtailed, deoirous of removing any misapprehension may arise t.iie mines c rtiin your who ware not present tne meeting refeired to, and at the same • make my position in regard above matter perfect y clear. moving the umendment to Mr Brown's resolution 1 endorse! the opinion that piivate consumers were being charged too much for the electric light, but ...

... A CRUEL HOAX UNEMPLOYED LABOURERS. In Friday'* newspapers an advertisement appeared as follows— *' Labourers Wanted : sober, steady men; v»ages. 22s a week. Apply one o'clock sharp, this day, at O'Hara's, 24 Fleet street. City. On Saturday, before the hour mentioned, about 1500 labourers turned up at Fleet street, the premise?: used for billiard rooms. Serjeant (7 came on the scene, and ...

... Division.—(Before Mr Keys.) ASSAULT. Maria was charged on remand Polieeonstable with having assaulted John M'Garry in a. parlour hou-e »n Summer hill strik him 'he forehead with tumbler oid causing serious injuries, for which he bad to •e treated Jervis street Hospital. She was sent for trial. BY A SERVANT. A domestic servaut named Bridget Mulholland was put forward bv Detective-officers ...

... The Helvetia llaznar t» raise funds for leii' of the Cnnrch Michael John, which will opened Monday next a! ! 30 o'clock, promises cne the ctiief attractions the coining week. The Cafe Cnantant, without which can now said be complete, is organised a very elaborate sole. Renowned palmists engaged. Mid the several stalls are well supplied with rich and costly articles. This Church has great ...

... iio'ict* tti® tilt D-, which 'd in our iftsu ; names ifioth rs iee, ,»lis aid KI. vitie w -iv ae identali.v oout d . ,oin li tof oai»t't« con rib.it or>. The troth- rs M '' ...

... Southern Division —(Before Mr. Byrne.) VIOLENT OROAN PER. An name atriek Fitzgerald, f8 Cook street, was charg-d remand, cntody of Constable 5? A. with unlawu'ly assaulting his father-in-law striking him a bos ou the head, knocking him down, and biting fiiiger off !in rigst hand. There were -.even previous convictions against the prisoner. Mr. Byrne sent him jail for two months, with hard ...

... Yesterday the weekly mating the una held the boardroom t.lie workhouse ■ chair w*a occupied Mr. John Carolaii. P. The following guardian were present- Messrs J J Huneriy. J O'Neill. A Pagan, i'uiick Reams, Mu'lia i M'Doiiogh, J P; Jos MacP'mUn, John Filzsituvua. John IMalone. Going* JP. . Robert Masai, Jaa Macauiey, John Long, k h. Lend.an, !' I . I>*#•-i-i. George lle*ly, .1 P. James Cco/ ...

... TWO POLICEMEN STABBED. (KKI'I'ER'S TH. KG RAM.) Paris, Wednesday. 2 o'clock this morning a well known anarchist named Claude Etievant, when pussin'r the police station in the Rue Uorselius began to insult Constable Renard. who was on duty outside, and finally struck him eight times in succession with a knif». lesponse Renard's shouts for help M Rousseau, Cominssaiy of Police, and Constable ...

... Yesterday the usual weekly meeting of the h*ld in the boardroom the Workhouse. chair occupied Mr. James Crozier, P, and subsequently Mr. John Caro'aß, J P. Also present— Messrs J»m»s M'Kenna, Garrett B-ee. W A Fagan, Patrick Kearns, J J Butterlv, J P; J am M'Farlaue, Robert Mwm, John T J O'Neill. Patrick Lynch, Lawler, J P ; Michael M'D >nogh. .1 P; Samuel Robinson, J P ; Jaa Dodd. This ...

... London, Friday Evening. 1 Press telegraphs—Mr and ! Mrs Hour, Giidstorie h Loudon thi- afternoon t 'i miles. The visit was arranged some Weeks ago, and under; ik>-u a c >uot recent rap >rts the ex-Premier's health. Mr Herbert Gladstone, who now with his parents, wili return to England shortly alter Henry Gladstone's arrival at Cannes. The lutest i-. that bis condition improving, and that is ...

... Liverpool, Tuc Hay. .in »a; entertained to-night dinner by members the Liverpool t'l amb' r and responding t> the t .i t'>f his heilrh Government were Lilly a the import luce ...