... and ordered the prisoner's release. GRIEVOUS ASSAULT. M1ichael M'Laoghlin sen., Michael M'Laughlin jnn., Manna M'Laughlin, Patrick MN1'Gonigle, Neil iu 'CnrigMe, Michael Dogherty, and Bryan M Laugh- lin, -ero then indicted for assaulting Chas. Granney ...

... Itreet, extension of premises, granted; James r Killen, 29, Garmoyle Street, transfer from Robert t Graham, granted; Ellen Kirwan, 45, May Street, ( transfer from Bridget Murtogi, granted; Bernard t Loughlin, 21, Groat Patrick Street and 99, Academy * ...

... moyle Street, and 54, North -Thomas Street, transfer from Robert Stewart; Hugh Hunter, 81, DIvis Street, transfer ?? M~organ; Michael Hattoun, 4 and 6, Princes Street, transfer tromn Richard Brownlee;John Hughes. 41, Donegall Quay, transfer frorn Francis Pclan; ...

... their client, who will again be put on trial with Captain 0. Kirwan for conspiracy in connection with the Dublin scandal prosecutions. :Lhe same notice has also been lodged for Captain Kirwan, but not for Mr. James Ellis French. who it is stated, will ...

... imprisonment with hard labour. ASSAULT. Nkattbw MI'Garry pleaded guilty to an indict- menbt charging him with having assaulted Michael Kenny and Mary Kenny, inflicting actual bodily harmn. lie was senteuced to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. E't ...

... Terence Bennett, lelix Morgan, Michael Curran, Luke Mallon, John Carroll, John ! Meohan:, John W~atson, M. M'llherron, James c Matthews, AMichael Hughes, Edward Byrne, Francis Ca.mpbell, James K'.ny, Patrck M'Court, Michael Qaznn, and Join MJorgan stood ...

... the child, and that even if o he did the £500 covered (everything. Mr. T. F. Taylor (instructed by Mr. Kirwan) on behalf of the defendant. Dr. Kirwan, of Oran- a' more, appeared to eustain the decision of the Court below. ti The LoRo C-RANCELLOR. delivering ...

... inquiry. Mir. Richard Challoner, J. P., Mr. George M'Carthy, R. I, County Meath; Mr. W. L. Byrne, H.M., County Cavan; Mr. J. Kirwan, County Inspector; Mr. liarveS, Director of the Detective Department of the Royal Irish Con- stabulary; the Rev. Dr. SadLer ...

... re- sult of a well-plotted conspiracy in which Dersons in i a higher rank of life than either of the prisoners, . Palmer or Kirwan, are said to be implicated; and a I have been assured that some startling revela- r tions will be made before the informations ...

... DHononrable Mr. Justice Monroe-C. W. L. O'-Gilby b(1) W. . O'D. Young (2); F. S. Sampson (3); trustee John N eligen c-t; Marsa A Kirwan (5); D. B. Leonard (6); J. 3Ilonuell a. another ?? . F. Greene (a); John IL Dillon (9); Stewart v. Stewart 110>. A Exc Qn ...

... monthly court of petty sessions was held on the 18th inst., the following magis- trates being present-Messrs. N. L. Townsend, Michael Sinyth, Patrick Hughes, and Hugh Doug- I-as. John Conway surrendered to his bail, and i was charged' by the Crown with having ...

... transfer from h Thomas Patrick Finn, granted; Michael Hatton, hi r 4 and 6, Princes Street, transfer frpm Richard Brownlie, granted; Abram Jordan, 17, w veral North Street, new application, no rule; Ellen el Kirwan, 45, May Street, transfer from Bridget Murtagh ...