... The attraction this woek at the Theat.e Royal will Sweet Nancy, the wellknown play by Mr. Robert Buchanan, ought to receive large amount the support the theatre going public. Miss Annie Hughes, the well-known and talented actress play the part of Sweet Isancy. Miss Annie Hughes went on the stage some ten years ago, and her first engagement importance was in Mr. Chas Company, in a piece ...

... THE ACTION AGAINST MKSSIiS AND IU'CKEU. THE litisULT. Ol'K REPORTER) L md-n, rimrsdiy. Queen's Bench I>iv the High Court Justice to-day th« hearing the esse ! brought against Mr H-oley and Mr Kueker, the well-known finanoit-r . y and fraud. was resumed betote (lie L rj Just Co and special jury. Mr A T A-hweil. a member of the firm of As 1 l Tutin, so.ichors, who ted soj lic.t to Mr Hooley in ...

... THK VKRDICT. (special Douglas, Friday. Ia the Common Law Division the High Court at Douglas to-day (before Jamas 'jell) the hearing of the action «£ Thorn.* William Conway v the Vilhers Hotel Company resumed. Iha action brought to recover £3,000 damages in personal injuries allowed to plaintiff while staying the companv't hotel in confluence tne company'» negligence. Mr t'reer (instructed Mr ...

... following is copy « a in connec' tion with the much discussed IVlice lastruc| tions TABLE IV Name* Patrol Ortic rs who have r by arrest «>r le»s than ftvt? cas«s within threem«»mhs. 11l i ' Rink Nutiib r. f Number of Sup. in- Narne. ! i made cases ule , leniltn ts , -Numberi put , K«ni:irks. i montti*. li iiM»nths. jn i ...

... THlE DIVORCE CASE OF HART V. HART. SPECIAL 'rtLMRAM. IONrION, FRli.&Y.-The divorce bill pror.otedl by Mrs. Hart, wife of Mr. Henry Chichester Hart, for the dissolution of her marriage, and to enable her to marry again, came before a committee of the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, pre- sided over by the Attorney-General. Mr. Hart was a J.P. for County Donegal and High Sheriff, and Mrs. ...

... A 810 AKRAY OF WITNESSES. Yes lay thi V.ce-Cii&oi-ello' 'e Couit the actori ofjoynt v M»oC»be i'th«rs, which it tn htv.i -!ar d that plaint ff was to apply for eiiareg in fh'» COll Tub inpany the ftaudu • the defen ian's. A ...

... m the Nisi i'ri « Court; '*fnre Mr. .T O'Brien » common y, tl>e ...

... LOCAL COVERMKENNT BOARD INQUIRY IN BANGOR. A1'PIC.ATIONS FOR A SPECIAL WATER BATE TO BB STRUCK. Yesterday at two o'clock a Local Government Board inquirrv was held by Mr. C. Cotton, C.E., Local Government BoaTd engineer, into a complaint sent to the Lock' Government Board bv Mr. A. Thomson, T.C.. and Mr. James -I. Thomson to the effect that the Commiscsioners had failed or re fused to ev ita ...

... t BALLYEOT. -This court was held yesterday before 4 - Messrs. Hy. Turner, ?? and James F. Erskine, i c J.P. Lizzie Forfey was summoned for having been t drunk and disorderly on the 9th inst. Her hus- 4 r band wvas summoned for having assaulted her. It e appeared from the evidence of Sergeant Coyle that f when the -wonman was under arrest her husband D came forward and struck her, knocking her ...

... I BELFAST CUSTODY COURT-YsTERDAY. ii Before Messrs. F. G. HODDER., R.M.; ARTiuna .HAMIiLL, and JAmES JENxIzS. ASSAULTS. r John M'Greevey was charged with having d assaulted in an aggravated manner a woman named M'Anespev, on the 29th ult. Mr. Donnelly pro- e secuted, and Mg. M'Erlean defended. It appeared a that the prisoner struck the prosecutrix on the L right eye so severely as to knock her ...

... CORONER'S INQUEST. On the 3rd inst. Dr. R. IV. Stewait, J.P., coo- ...

... THE CAXTAN RUiKWER CASE, THE PRISON-ER BEPORE THE MAGIS- TRAT ES. BAltsEBOFtO. NVxDuxESDAr.-Yesterdav Patrick B2nnon, aged about 60 years, wavs brought up in -ilstody in the Bailieboro' Courhouse, and charged :th the wilful murder of diss Charlotte HntEs on (Inchoer 12th. 1855. The prisoner is a well- d ?? nan. of medium size, and a readish com- feyxion. He is clean shaven, except the chin. ...