... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -*■ Tuesday last large and meeting of the members ...

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

... Yesterday the hearing of the action of ami Others the New Zealand was i -*suined before the Master the R'.lls. The plamtiffe, a*sig bankruptcy the late John T solicitor, ao'*k t»> have it declared that the fendsnt--' 1 *, with isirist«*ied oflSc»s a r I Victoria street, London, aie tru-t-es for the i.laiutiiTi of a deposrt receipt dated 2t) July, an that nn see. lint should taken foot ot the ...

... HIE GWELO IOMTANV. TH'-lIR A DISMISSKD. hiy, the four' Lord Justice Fitisg Lord Justice Walker, »nd tird Justice Holmes. the Act* and i ( Mat ihe eland) kploiation Company. Ltd, was lute I for bear.ng oil appeal lodjred by the torununy. The eat iiisiituted bv Kusse'l D:>ws>, shareholder, have the company woun up on the ground that its substratum had disappeared and that its alleged property ...

... DUBLIN LAW R1EPORTS. LAW NOTICES-THIS DAY. (From the Legal Diary) ii H. COURT OF APPEAL IN IRELAND. Petrie v the ownerq of tht steeliiship Iosttrevor Reerker v. the Pc:ltriotic As-tici oiice Co; eioilU Ii v me Gaecrdiclas Athy Ceion ROLLS. .Tohnston v. Trcdeanil5i: Ilish Woollell risoatit cit Expd Estort Cornp ciy. Ltisitrd, . Tyson; j ll IMce tci andil Truostee Ait. ?? lo Dilicoc.ks; olefu ...

... POLITICS AND BREA~Ch OP P'ROI ISE . AMUSING>-t LETTlERS. A C:OM~PLUR'IENT'v TO MRP. C'IIAMII3ERLAIN. Sltil, '[IF TLEIVS. aI. Ljv;;Rmros'11O ItSn.Y.-At the Liverpool a~sisi. co-dass an action for breach of promise of m;!]rrragc wvas brrouglrt by Mliss Annie Black, bookkcep. . mr a Liverpool porricerer and fisbhsonger, against il' J. Starlinrg, a hotelier in St. JTohrr's Mcrrlker. ir tire sacore ...

... VICEREGAL COI'RT. The Earl Dunraveu, P, lias ioft the Cwtlo. The of Ormonde. K ; Captain and Lady «ti Wilson ami Mr. have arrived a visit their Excellencies the Lord Lieu- j and Countess Ciio»an. Their Excellencies hunvureil the Lord Chancellor ami Ashbourne their presence at ball square la*t evening. The guests stajnig at the Caallo accompanied their Excellences. 'he Hon Murrough O'Brieu and ...

... fallow ng ngs h >ve held COMSirTII. Mr C Town-bend, J P, the chair. A S prusent—Mes»rsS Ussherßoberts,Oß, and .lobn Several applications from English railway and shipping companies for perinan. the society's pivinises ere considered. The Agricultural Superintendent «a ...

... THE CAVAN RUIJIRDERS. FURTH;IER RENIM'ND. On tile 23rd inst. the imagisterial investia tion into ?? charges preferred against Philip King for the Wilful murder of his imother in-law, wife, and two childrcn, was resumed in Sherceck Court- house. before Mr. Robert 'Searkie, R.M. OnlI a portion of the lahge number that sought ?? could c-et into the courthouse. Mr. H. P. Ken- - dv, Crono ...

... LOSS OF THE LORD O'NEILL, BOARD OF TRA.DE INQUIRY. THE DLICISNON. The Boaa't of LDade iniplurv into thle loss of thle ?? Lord O'Neill, of Beifast, which occurred oif thu coasc of hcrry on tl'l- l9t Ult.. iwts resuied vetrc i uornitig in tl:e Itfcord e rs 'nil. Uir. GUo-rett Nagle, .Mv., was f resident o thie (Jwl; and CeptCain Richfurdson ?? C',ptain ?? Were ?? nautical assessors. Mr. A. J. ...