... (Before Mr. Justice in Judge*' Court, before Mr Juktice Ko*t, t ...

... M'»TION Vo3ter i»v tin Queen * 1. •tarn th« Chief Justice, the l or,l Chief laron. and Mi Justice 'he hearing | morio'i the part ...

... (REUTERS TELKOB.VM-) Pur: s, Tuesday. The now Ministry iia.- definitely constituted follows:—MM Hrisson, Premier »od Minister of the interior ; Delegate, Afftirs ; IVytral, Finance; Sarrien, Justice; Bourgeois, Public Instruction: Csvaigna-. War Lochroy, Marine, Trouillot, Colonies, Commerce Viger, Ajjrtcuiture (Senator), Public Works A hucdred and fiity Deputies belonging to the Protjresnut ...

... ARRIVALS AND Lady Fairlie h:is arri»ed al Kingstown from Knglaml. Colonel and Mrs Spyer arrived from Captain and Mrs White hare arrived Kingwu from Kii^lmiJ. Robertson h»s arrived from Knjjlaml. ('apt and Mr« M'Lougblin have arrivad Kiiikvlowu from Kn^laud and Mrs Fetherstonha'.iijh j arriTtnl Kingstown Major A)liner arrived i.t Kin£r»yi W from !. Ashbourne I.as left Kinostowa England. Sir ...

... ,W INTELLIGENCE. I NOTICB8-THI2 DAY. (From the ZLeqa l'oiij) COURT OF JUSTICQ-LONG VA. 31T1NGS, 18BThe Boa Mr. JuAtice iU sit on Wednesday, 7th Sieptember flevea o'clock, in Nisi Prnus to dipre oS applieations in both fthe Righ Court zequireng to be ,ard. The caaes wili be takesu in ?? Cbancery Division. (2) ision, Liad Judges. (3) Queme's n. Probate n4 MatrimoniaL (4) -t Division. .11 TED ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCFS YESTERDAY. SOUTEEaxDIvISIoN-(Bsfnre Mr. Swift.). A MIIF-BEATERpT PtUNISHED. George Brannan, aged 25, 'described as a la- bourer, living in Great Ship street.i was charged by Police-constable 103 A with committing an assault on his wife at their residence on the night of the 1st inst. It appeared thatshortly before midnight he pulled her out of bed, threw her on the floor, ...

... I ?? THE REVI SION COURTS. .. . 1 . . . I AN, OSJECTORVFINED. Yesterday the revision of the Parliarmentary and Local Governpient electors 'was resumed in: ?? Coarts.-I In the Bolls Coirt, before Mr Myles Kehoe, i I C, the reding over of.the lists for the Man.!, sion House -Ward -was continued. Ak eonsider- -able number of claimants from the Rnotund i Ward came up and piroved their :taims Some. ...

... 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 ...

... London, Saturday. The hearing of the action against the directors and others connected with the ...

... 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 ...

... J.ENTING T91VANTS IUPROVE. MENTS. hi the Court of the Land Commission this week we have had some startling instances of the way in which tenants' improvements are being dealt with by the Court. of Appeal. To put the matter shortly, A, a tenant, has twenty acres of worthless, undrained, unre- claimed land. Thirty years ago his landlord, B, anxious to get his property improved, so that he might ...