... 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 ...

... IMPORTANT TYRE CASEr- - 3JUDG>MENIT. THE PNEUMATIC London, Tuesday. THE PNEUMATIC TYRE CO., LTD.. AND THE DUNLOP PNEUMATIC TYRE Co., LTD., v. THE LEIC STER PNEUMATIC TYRE AND AUTOMATIC VALVE CO.' To-day, the Court of Appeal, consisting of Lords Jestices A L Smaith, Rigby, and Collins, u-r again enge in in w ware again ?? in henring armumen'ei the appeal of the defendant company against an ...

... = = AW IN-hLLTGENO. = 'I LAWS INTELLIGENCE, I YESTERDAY, he i THE PLANTATION OF ULSTER td JOHNSTOK V. THE IRISH SOCIEIY AND of . OTHERS. Yesterday, before the Master of the Rolls, ll the hearing wa.s resumed of the action lO of Johnston v the Irish Society and otherr. n- in which the ques6ion substantially at issue is .whether the London companies, who, under a sn charter granted in 1608 by ...

... LAW _. wLLW E-_ ,e0LP~iCID.' ' ' Y:SM DAY. DONATIO MORBTPS CAUSA.. I Yesterday, in the Court of Appeal, before' 'the Lord Chancellor, Lord Justice Fitzibbon,. Lord Justice Walker, and Lord Justice Holmes, judgmenvt was given in the case of Duckaworth M lies. This was an appeal froI the judgment r of the VieeChaneellor, which ramatd for the' a first time the question of law as to whether an r I ...

... LAW INTELIjGENCE.. I TESTERDAYO CHANCERY' DIVISION. (Before the Master of the Rolls,) A DOItt.4NI FUND. O'CALL.G.&N V. O'CALL&GHAN.-This was a suit instituted in the year 1865 to have the estate of Mr oroshie O'Callaghan, of Cork, ad- ministered. A sam of £124 12s lld, portion of the assein, has been lying in court unclaimed since that tine. A list of dormant iunds pub. lied some months ago ...

... I T-ERRBLET&AGEDY IN A - - LONDON BAKEHOUSE. MURDER AND ATTEMPTED MTJRDERI. BODY FOUND IN AN OVEN. London, Friday. A report reaches the Press Association t shocking murder was committed this morn- iug at Hampstead. It is alleged that two men quarrelled, and that one of tehe men after kill- ing tsh other cat the head off, and threw both body and head into a baker's oven. It transpires that the ...

... POLICE N-TBLLTG-ENCj,.- YESTERDAY. f NonarmrxN Divissox-(Before Mr. WVall, Q.C. CHARGE AGAINST A'iN ACCOUINTANT. David B Athol. 6 Townsend street, accoun- tant, was charged by Detective-officer 21 G4 with having, on or about the 24th of August., fforged the name of John Pnrdon in an endorse- meat of a bank cheque. Mr Purdon was examined. His evidence was to the effect that the accused was ...

... I: THE ALLEGED ASSAULT AT THES BURLINGTON. i IYes'terday, in the Souther ..Police Court, be- fore sr Byrne, QOC, the adjourned sunsmnrss issued by Mr Thus Corless, of the Burlington Restaurant, ?? Mr Arthur Meyers for :;s- sault in the restaurant on the night of 15i. Or - tober, and the cross-charge brought by hi' AMeyers against Mr Corless, came on for hear- ing. There wos a third summons ...

... EXTR.XAORDINARY CASE I? DONEGAL. FATHl--., ANDi RETURISD ; TRI Colonel Tyla'te, Rcsident M: r at Buncrana, Co Donegal, '-st:yGrr markab-e etarge. stino, Out . Q siieo- ,eootung oceurrenc,-, et so e I d>aughter. It ?? ns D-. ' Miregr - E clerk in obarge ot eite'lre ?? a - ?? b. the &overnruent Un Lough SwilLy. Hi- daughte L., 5 and Corparal Freacn, of t'le R;VP!. it is stated, were sweet ear:. ...

... I t. I YESTERDAY. ?? if tCOURT OP APPEAL. I I Beforef the Lord Chancellor, Lord Justices I Fitzgibbon, Walker, and Holmes.) Craig v Greer and Uthers.-The appeal was from an order of the Vice-Chancellor granting an injunction to restrain the defendants from I using ceritain houses on ehe Strandtown estate, near Belfast; for the purpose of shops or spirit grocery business. . T lands were devised ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE YESTERDAY. NoRTHRN Divisrox-(Before Mr. Carton, QC.) NARROWLY ESCAPES rIMPRISONMENT. A man named John Duffv, was charged in custody of Police Constable 225 D with being drunk and disorderly. The constable deposed that the accused vio- lently resisted arrest, and assaulted him. A large crowd collected. His Worship-There is no charge of assault. Did you tell the station ...

... THE LAND COMlMISSIONERS ]N CORK. . - . . Cork, Tuesdav. To-day. Mr Justice AMeredith, Commissioner the Hon Gerald FitzGerald, Q C, and Mr Commissioner Lvnch sat in the Courthouse, Cork, and took up the hearing of Land Commis- sion appeals. Edward Magner. tenant; Francis C Hawkes and another, landlord. The tenant holds 197a Ir 4p of the lends of Ri-lren a-t a reut of £310. In 1890 the late Mr ...