... Tag 1iJ6-UL ¶KOY W BAMIR. A LOCAL GOVERBNiEN'T BOARD INQUIRY D ASKED. 1 PERSONAL VIOLENCE THREATENED. d The monthly meeting of Bangor Town Commis- I sioners was held yesterday in the Boardroom. There were present-Messrs. John M'Meekan (in b the chair), Wim. Johnston, David Morrow, Jamtcs I Crosbie, Archibald Thomson. John Matthews. t Patrick Campbell, James Neill, and James Bow- man. The new ...

... ARITAGIc.-The above weekly court was held yesterday before MIessrs. Hemny Hiluclk, 1P. (in the chair) ; F. J. Best, J.P. ; George A. EIdwards, ?? - and Dr. Gra-y J.P. Jamrnes Forsythe wes sumnuned by Inspector I'Court for cruelty to al animal under the Cruelty to Animals Act. The iinspector stated that he met defendant in Dobbin Strcet, who told him he had come from near Gale- don. The ...

... DUBLIN LAW REPO'RTS. LAW NOTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Legal Diary.) ROLLS. Chnmbers v. Armstrong; Maguire ,. O'Brien; S. Drone nnn, deemised, O'Haras v. Drennan; Cowan v. Cowan; rsame r same; E Coyle. deceased, Coyle v. eayle; OCHara I v Attorey-General; Blood v Spaight; J Brennian, de- ceased, tI ermott v Breunnari, U. Lynch, deceased, I ]erena v Leaehrman, H. IV. Beher. deceased, imecher I ...

... fEON0 :INTELLIGENCE. ,REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE TRASVAAL HIGH COURT. PRETORIA, Tuesday. ¶e Tranevaql High Court opened to-day, Judge __skv acting Chief Justice. presiding. thee new judges present was ?? co tle Orange Free States. There was no whatever. jaE ATTEMPTED M311RDER OP KING GEORGE. ATHENS, Wednesday, pemonstrations of joy at the King's escape con- to be made througthout the provinces. ...

... LIFE IN A MEIiI C A. THE MAiNE INQUIRY REPORT. TUE UNITED STATES AND CUBA. DISASTER TO A SEALInG EXIrEP)ITLI JN. ri Y C A r T. M. mpOM OUR OWN COr REsPt'tDENS Nsw YORE. SATrRI.tY.-As the diay approaehes for the laiue iouiro' report to be submitted to Congress, unoetAine5 mtreasses in official qu(artels. President M ?? bell bourly consultations yes- terday with Cabinet Ministers and lead'ng ...

... BELFAST. The ?? of thhese ressionS ?? contined at the Coun es Courthose Csruelin Road, on Satur- day, by his Horour Judge Fitzgibbon. who was occupied throughout tkh day in the hearing of un- deferaled civil bills. T'he Court adjourned until to- morrow. BALLYBOT. Before his Honour Judge KISBEY. Messrs. Thomas J. Ma-ron, Clerk of the Crown and Peace; Arthur F. Moffet, registrar; and James ...

... INQUFt'TS IN- BELFAST. The coroner (Mr. F. S. Firnigen) lheld an inrueet yesterday in the Sununons Court on tla bodv h of villiam Jnhn LeTsle?-, aged about forty & ye-irs. who died on the 28th ilnst. in thel Ruys]a1 a Hospital. Letitia O'Rurke. 27. Frere Street. startid that the deceased had lodged waith hel ford the past twelve months, and dotning thit tune lead been in delicate health. ...

... ASSEMBLYIS COLLEGE, BELFAST. CLOSE OF THE SESSION. a a THE HIGHER CRITICISM1 d C -s-sia ?? t ermting in cornect'iit. with the zthe ?? mi te A-.senlbly s College, ' *-1~ Ia- held xe-:te. yiU th- t;,mbl'- Library I ThE Ptrisd nt oi the College. li--v. XV. D. i! D.D.. D.Lir.. presitedl, and anmong those ellt weie-hhe Moderator oi the General As- !a ?? i- OlrnOeP ?? ch. Professor WV. Todd d a D.D. ...

... COUNTY CVAYN MURDERS. PRISONTE R RRTU R2N' LD FO0R TRIAL. _ _ I ST rarrocs SATrRDAY.-To-day. in the Court- ho-use here. before ',Iesrs. ?? F. Starkie, R.3., and Jas. C. Conlner, J.P., the magisterial ;iiveCiaiot' ;ino blla cl-urgS againt Philip Kl1ng for the .il'iil mirder ot his wife, nother-in-lawv, lnait xci ! wircr., a- Ic-ant. edl and c1jnCluded. The 'ii'O,5t [ i-:; * OH1UV.~ 1 end-v .n ...

... I _ _ _ CARRICKFERGUS GRAND JURY. On Saturl-da forenoon Yr. Robert Kelly, jun., Under-Sheriff, in the I'llvoXddble absence through illness of Mr. Roberb HeIRly, J.P., H;gh Sheriff of the County of tie Town of O.Urlrickferguh, atitended at the Courthouse, ?? the f ollowiug- gst leiiei wvere sworn by Mr. H. N ~eile McaIrmnlick, Clerk of the Crown, on the Gricnd Jury: - Rtobert acurray, J.P. ...

... I BELFAST CUSTODY COURT--YRSTRRDAT. Before Messrs. F. G. HODDER, KMI., and ALEXANDER MA.LCOISSON. ASSAUTLTS. Sergeant Horan charged Henry M~ahaffy with having assaulted Lizzie Toner, spirit grocer, on the 30th Aril. From the depositions of the latter it appeared that the accused came into her shop in company with his brother, and demanded a bottle of porter, saying that if she did not give him ...

... ALLEGFD AMMAIJOTS PRPFAKING OF WINDGBWS IN NEWRY. Yesterdav morning a. young rnan named Donis Ward. Newry, was brought un in custody at a special. court of petty seessins, before Mr. Henry Turner, RE.M., cha.rgted with having maeliciously broken two plate-glanss windolws in a shop a-t the corner of Hill Street and Mill Street, the property of MIessrs. S. Connor & Sons. druggists Neswry. ...