... POLICE INTELLIGENCI I BELFAST CUSTODY COURT.1 T-alak Before Messirs. . r. - on, 1' It.131., N BIILL\Vx&CI aiJ Thomas Reynolds Was ?? nH A stable NiLxon With haina a&ttlll,'l suicide the previnus eeii'in4 ?? P-n Mr. Wellington X'onng1 PIo''1 the Hailbour Cnunlissi rant.r ih ?? ?? peared, wvas foutd lvin. on lta g ?? razor in his haid. ' hllih th r from him. A remnand T IS rtn,- in order that ...

... PETTY SESSIONS ARDGHILL.-At this monthly court on the 16th inst.-before Lieutenant-Colonel Rowan, D.L. (chairman); Messrs. P. C. Creaghe, K.zrr; and T. A. Kelly, J.P.-Thomas 3M'Conaghie sum- moned Robert Campbell for alleged assault. De- fendant was fined Ss and costs. Susan Neeson .pr4erred a similar charge against Dawson Hang- hiam. Mr. J. H. Bradley appeared for the com- plainant. The ...

... THE GLASNEVLN MURDER. | CHARGE AGAINST DECEASED'S BROTHER. DimTJN, THVDSDAY.-The Police Courts proved -a centre of unusual attraction this morning, in conseiluence of the arrest of Samuel Chlads, last night, charged with the murder of his brother, Thomas Childs, aged seventy-six years, at his resi- dence, Glasnaevin, on the night of Saturday, the 2nd, or morning of Sunday, 3rd September. The N ...

... PROSECUTION UNDER THE MERCHAN- DISE MARKS ACT. At Larne petty sessions, held on the 26th inst., n before Colonel M:Neill (cbai.rman), John Heggarty,c and David M'Quillan, John D. M'Vicker, inspec-1E twr of the Belfast Bottle Exchange, Limited, c summoned Alexander 'Neice for having sold to c Andrew Strange, Main Street, four bottles of c lemonade bearing false names and descriptions, v ...

... DunBLN, WEDNESDAY.-To-day at two 'clock, I I in the Northern Police Court-before Mr. Wall, I ic Q.C.-Samuel Childe, of 5), St. Patrick's Road, Drumacondra, was brought up on remand charged with the wilful murder of his brother, Thomas a., Childe. at 5, Bengal Terrace, Finglas, on the night n of the 2nd of September. Long before the case n cam& on the court bad become so crowded that R persons ...

... I1 QUARTER SISB1 flNEWTOR'VVNRD-OcToEn2y. Before his Honour Jmno;E ?? Mr. Disney. registrar, was in aetecliaat e WTHTESIDE ?? MA'CANIL;Ii ...

... 3 ~ ~~ BEL FA.ST.| | Yesterday-Before his H lon.r Judge FITZ( ,1/UO. Mr, H. N[. Crawford. deplity arid acting; clerk of the peace, ?? in I! endate- GREGG, SONS. & Fl XIX V. .AMtEL linui;}. In this ?? thle llaintiff sued [or il i snm of £3, being. :aiollrIH r f eruln icric to t lie defv(rid.nlnt by the lwte M.Ir. PIenlix. Mr. S. rvinblel op- peured for the pltitills, and MNr. D. Nit tigud for ...

... LISBIJRN QUARTER SESSIONS. Yesterday Nr. EUeury Fitzgibbon, QOC.. County Court fuadge of Antrimn. took his seat in the Court- house, Lishurn. and nroeeeded to deal. with the cases entered forbearingv. IMr Thomais Cunnine. hamn, Acting Clerk of the Peace, w as in attend- ance. WrRIGIST V. INGIAS & 00., LIMITED. Dr. K~eighticy. Barrister-at-Law (instructed by Mr. Hugh Mulholland) stated that the ...

... BELFAST QUARTER SESS1ONS THE County Court Jadge sat in the Record Court of the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road, on Saturdav, and resumed the business. Mr. Thomasn Cunningham, Acting Clerk of the Peace, was in attendance. TURNER V. MiCOOD. Adam Turner, undertaker, Clifton Street, sued John Mt'ord, farmer, Ballinderry, to recover £40 143 6d, ' whereof £20 is for cash paid by the plaintiff to the ...

... LAWN TENNI[S. | TERE OLIFTOYVILLE TOURNAMENT. , OW7ING to the wret state of the ground the com- mnittee hawing charge of the annual touarnament on the Cliftouvillc grounds decided not to start play yesterday. The improvemuent in the wveather since Monlday night has been such that the ground should b:e in very good condition at one o'clock to- day. when it is proposed to make a begrinning.: | ...

... POLICE IN TELLlGENCE. CUSTODY COURT-YESTERDAY. Before Messrs. F. J. MAACCARTEY, R.N., DAVID COnEn, J.P. and ASSAULT ON THE POLICB. Two lads named M'OCelland and Teckle were charged with being drunk and disorderly and asgaulting Acting-Sergeant Hatron and Constable Wm. Gillespie. They had to be removed from a. public-house, and when arrested for using filthy language towards the police, the ...

... I.NQUESTS INN BELFAST. FATAL ACCIDEN-T AT THE WORKZHOUSE. YESTERDAY afternoo the city coroner held an inquiry in the Boardroom of the workhouse into tne circamstancer attending the death of an inmate named James Nelson. aged forty-fie, a waitesMith. Mliss Hamilton, nnre in the infirmary of the Belfast Worikhouse, deposed that shie remembered the deceased being admitted on the 5th inst. Since, ...