... BELFAST CUSTODY .QUBT-YESulRDY.| Before Messre. G.AREOEr N.nGLs, R.M., and ARTHuR HAUSLL. RIOTOUS CONDUCT. A fine of 40s and costs.was imposed ?? Kelly, wio was charged wit-b having been d&ra, and riotous by m,3sking use of expressions caculated to lead to a breach ot the peare Mr Spiller pro- secuted in this and in otbar. police cases. Rob-art COes and Hugh Orr were clhareged with *hanig been ...

... COOKSTOWS.-This court, wa, held yesterday before Mr. J. 3. Magli, J.P., A.B., ?? Dr. D. H. Charles, J.P.; Messrs. S. E. Ekin, J.P.; Stewart Devlin. J.P. ;Foseph Falls, J.P.; and John Rickard, J.P. The onlv husiness of public interest was an application on behalf of two road contractors named O'Neill and Small, for an order to enter a quarry belonging to Robert Wilson, of Ballynakelly. Mr. ...

... MB. HOO.LEY'S AFFAIRS. ALLEGED ATTEMPTS AT BRIBERY. Yesterday, before, Mr. Jnstice Wriglht, sitting in the Bankruptcy Division of the High Court of Jus- tice, London, the motion by the Official Receiver in the bankruptoy of Mr. B. T. Hooley calling upon Lard TDe la Warr, Mr. Bradi-haw, Mr. Broadley, and Al-r. Martin Rucker to show cause why they should not be committed far contempt of court, ...

... AN ThTERESTINGINSURANCEOASIE 'IAN INTE RESTUNG INSURANNCE CASE. , * In the Belfast Summons Colurt yesterday, before Messrs. William M'Cormick and James Johnston, Annie Verner, 173, Urney Street, sumllmoned Win. Morgan, agent of the Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society, Garfield Chambers, for £10 4s, due oni the death of Martin Verner, her husband. Mr. Harper appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr ...

... MYSTERIOUS DROWNING OAfE IN THE BANN. lI INQUNST IN BALLYMOEY. I On the 1st inst.. an inquest was lied at the Rally- Money Workhikose on the body of a man who was found drowned in the River B-an, in the town- land of Cros, three miles frvom Ballymoney. The oc-cuirnoce 1p to thte present bus cased quite a sen- ion tlrxgisagast the distr'ict. OnD abe 31st lot., a lad in the eur~plbymenst of Mr. ...

... BEL FAST HARBOUR COX IISSIONERS. | The bi-monthly meeting of this Board was held at eleven o'clock yesterday in the Boardroom, Har- 1hour Office, Ciorporation Square. Sir James Mous- grave, Bait., D.L., chairman of the Board, pre- sided, and the other Commissioners present were- Right Hon. W. J. Pirrie, J.P.; Mlessrs. D. B. Lytle, J.P.; S. Lawther, J.P.; Robert lTompson, 3VP.; R. WV. Corry, J ...

... PO.IC'E INET[LLiGENCFEc BELFA'ST CUSTODY COURT'-Yz ...

... COOTEHILL-This court was held on Saulday it f I before Dr. ll Quaid (fn the ?? orI 3li. T iir:'aey. Dietrict-Iuspector Lough iprosecuted Thomas lial!l, rl.L- call, Cootehiil. for havim, on Sunday, the 14th n1t0, .4- f layv;,tlIV opel ed his prcl;reies for the asld o lltOailltifi' liquor-to .wit, at 10- a.in. A ivoisan 3i'cd 31v - i r00 dc rliged with bein-g oil the preinli-c-. The detecc t-aS ...

... PETTY SESSIO.NS. BAxYEAY.- Tbi5 bi-mootiy court we eld yelstelday before Messrs. R. C. Leslie, Di.; P. D. Sullivan. R.M.; and Major Tenneson. A young lad usng1cl Patrick. Flood was prosecuted by lthe Connnmissinners of Inland Revenue for having on the 6th Judds, at Cnrrcgnan carried a gun withouta having a license in force 'under thse Gun Licenseb Act of 1870. A penalty of .£2 ?? was imaposed, ...

... POLICE INTELLsG 4 BELFAST CUST(}DY COrR TTew.;, Before Messrs. GAtRETT e lrN P WLLiA1a MCoRsu1C . A domsetic servant rarmed MlarzaCa charged with the larceny of a ,av pirty of Frederick Tiulcer. It ?? . vest was takei: from Mls. Jord. i.,, f! Place, where Tirnchir iod.-ed. Th. , a by the prisoner in the nw;e of . K f K- pleaded guilt,,, and thlis laing i ! their Worships adjouriied the e ;r . ...

... SIERRA IhONE RISING. THE COMBfIISSION OF INQUIRY. LIvEaroocL, TerasD.AY-The Elder Dempster steamer Bonny, with mails and pas&engers irom West Africa, haas arrived here. The Bonny brought eleven bluejackets and other members of the crew of H..&S. Alecto, which vesseli had been activeiv employed all through the Sierra Leone rising. The men who arrived in Liverpool Yul :,.en relieved at Sierra ...

... t __ BALLYBAY.-This court was held on the est I inst., before Messrs. R. C. Leslie, D.L. (presiding); t P. D. Sullivan, J.P.; L. D. Gray, J.P., and D. J. a Carson, J.P. James Shannon, Drenmaurice, was - prosecuted by District-Inspector Reid for having, l on the 16th ult., at Ballybay, unlawfully attempted f to assault a little girl named Lizzie Routledge, a under the age of thirteen years. Mr. ...