... I THE MURDER OF X WAARDER. AUDACIOUS BURGLARIES. EXTRIORDlIASY ICAlREElR ANOTHER PEACE.. MANCH{ESTIR, WEDNESDAY.-Tie Central News Manchester correspondent telegrap'hs-The murder of a warder by a prisoner in Strangeways Jail, the escape of the culprit wearing jail garb in broad daylight, his subsequent audacious behaviodr, and his prolonged elusion of police '-vigilance, have caused an ...

... DOW:SPATRICK QUARTER SESSIONS. DOwNPATRCICK. WwrNESDAY.-This morning, at half-past ten o'clock, his Honour, Judge LasPtoy, entered the Crown Court of the County Courthouse, and resumed the business of tho sessions. Captain C. LEstrange occupied a seat on the bench. .Messrs. George 1. 31'Laine, Clerk of the Crown and Peace; Thomas Tracey, Deputy-Clerk of the Peace; Alfred H. Lefroy. registrar; ...

... I LAW HTELLIG ENCE. I I 2OTICES-THIS DAT. I li|PRO3 TEi LnitGAL teArTi. ROLLS COURT. I For 2tidgmnt-acF i-laos v NMacFarl-iae 1; marna' v Dale (6): Buckley v Bcckley i4); Craig v M ,sbar Ci. VtCl-'E-4ANCOittLORI. Vice-COhscclor's Oha1o;ee--Ora:vfordvFreemn i; ' atreset titsve Chutlot BoEl'y v '-tiorna a'ScooT (;.)3 Golits v Collis is); Croi;cr v CoIlett t4'; havtter v Holy (5,. | OONSOLIDATED ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGENC COUNTY ANTRIX. CROW COURT. MR. JoSTtCE Aiecyaws entered the Crown Court of |thLe County Vourthouse, Crumnlin P~oa~d, on Sator- day mnorning, and resumed the hearing of the rimninal business. Mr. H. M'Neile MICormiek, Clerk of the Crown, was in attendance. RULING THE BOOiS. Patrick- Lee, who pleaded guilty to an indict- ment charging him with having made a false declaration ...

... I COUNTY UONAGHAN GRAND JURY. YiSTERDAYn, at two o'clock p.m., W. S. Brunker, Esq., HIgh Sberiff, acoomnp&nied by IV. H. Svan, Esq.; S.-Sheriff, entered the Crown C oort of the Couarthouse, when the following gonsleenae, hav- ing answered to their names, were sworn onl the Grand Jury by R. itnrdock. Esq., Clerk of the Ctrown:-D-ero 3I~sHamilton, Esq., J.P. (foreiannui; A. A. Murray Eer. Esg.. ...

... MR. WILFRID BLUNT'S |:I - APPEAL! 'SENTENCE OF IMPRISON CNST CONFIRMED.. TMrE PRISONER. CONVEYED TO JAIL. , . . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~E PORTQINA, SATURDAY.-The County Court 1 Judge, Mr. THomAs RIo`IIXENIN, Q.C., delivered judgment to-day in the appeal case of Mr. Wilfrid Blunt, andconfirmedthe decision of the magistrates. The judge took his seat in court at eleven o'clock, and immediately ...

... .TllE DARING MURDER IN CANON- BURY. . EtHRE ARRESTS-VEfDICT. BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. LONDOx. TaURSTdY.-The police have arrested three men who are said closely to resemble the description given of the supposed murderers. One of the men was captured in the neighhbourloqd, and was detaiudd at the Upper Street Police Station, but was . released this afternoon, a'ater having been seen by sofne of the ...

... | THiE BRUTAL MURDER JIN BELFAST.I THE PRISONER BEFORE THE, MAGISTRATES| TIHE INQUEST. VERDICT Or WILFUL MURDER. Is the (Custoly CCurt yesterday, before 3Me~ssrs. F. J. 3lacCarthv, R.M.: William M';Camninnd. 'fF4 John Arnott Taylor. J.P.: and Thoenmas Gaifikin. J.P.. the man Arthur M I'eown was charged, at the instance of Jlcad-Constuble Murdoek, with the wilful murder of Mary Jane Phillips on ...

... TIHE PARNELL i COINHSSION, MIe IARRINGTON CONTEXACIOUS. FINED FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS. NORAH FITZMAURICE IN THE BOX. THE KENMARE ESTATE. CONNECTION OF THE LEAGUE WITH CRIMES. BY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT AND BY PRIVATE WIRE. LoNDox, . WEDNESDAY. - To the natural curiosity aroused by the Barrington incident may be ascribed the 'rush' to the court this morn- ing. There was a large number of ...

... ¢.LAW I ELLIGENCE. LAWTfClS.-Tws DAY. >YaOx TBAE LWAT, DleKrT. Joyoe v. Oln COUrRe(l) T CY APPEAL F. J. Bullw, CIL&ozlly DIVISION. JBuke, lcIjatca~teawcat (I j. Viut-V. VICZboeCELLOR AT CHAMBERS. Wood QGZES BENCH DIVISION. C muroe e al e; Gubam (1); Monroe v. Sandwith (4); vc i bL C001av. OsHe, Causen, 4& Sous (6). 'F.XCHEQUER DIVISION Me BeRiqgh4R I3urve Shn D~owe wiLl ast to her erotIna on ...

... QUEENS BENON -DlVIS10N-Fn..B 23 Bfre M Justice P'uryher. RLTSSELL vr. OOATLS. MrJ. S& Baxier ('usa-trusted by Mr. B. Stanley - In-,c)t spp),lted on 1 'halt of lhe` plaintiff for an of dousriuc-te. 'Isis netin is Irought to recover £E367 -for wool: doles by the plaintif for the defen- dant as aen archi ecu and eiigneer. The defers- danrts by their defence, de'iedcc Irahlity, and counter- ...

... Mb O ;J AGSTAN SPBI?, ASSIZES. Ma~toaac. rxsat-hiamorning 'Mr. JuEn- ti o C~i-sDon. woio na-s Ca-ccnpanacid by CaptainI o caau-n. H- PS'he-Ti-it fan a'Ir Ccqutir- Mn--n toc P .4anS d in CoLu1ntV i t lite~e and a~!Mr-Wni rat a et_ tas>-zc- atac i--' -a--- e 'I ,u- - Nrnskn A-.a in.M\alin (1':oin'Crovwn anea P rce-. wawntaaniao Toe ;--a r--n-ienin 'are cavrom on t-he Pon -d Jily-a lv- F. a V. 1 ...