... morning charges, nearly all of which were for drankenntese. Bn;ARtNO A MAN'S' Nos;v.-Two mea of thie ar- tisan claes named . Michael Auitin, CjooL-street. labourer,'and John Austin, Cook-street, hairdresser, were prosecuted for liming- eommitted a violent ...

... marthaCoch- rane landlord; Edward Brady, tenant, R F Mullhns, randlord; Martin Leary, tenant, John Scott. land ; Michael Learnau (Jas) and Michael Learnan (Pat), ten. ant, Colonel A C H Stewart, landlord; Jeremiah Lynch. inu, tenant, Margaret ritzpatrick, ...

... being in Bruff ona Monday in the latter end of June. He was in Mr. Carroll's mill. Thomas Connolly was there at the time and Michael Din- neen. There wano one else as far at witness re- membered Witness was outside in the yard load- ing his car when Mr. Thomas ...

... a City Special Jury.) Ross v. FsFr.-Thie was a suit to establish the alleged will, dated 16th November, 1881, of the late Michael Feeny, deceased, spirit merchant, of Crampton-quay, Dublin, and Glencairn, Dalkey, who died during the present year possessed ...

... evidence& against tfriei, and the male prisoner was s~ent for trial- to thle Citf Sessions. Tea 1ROeBERY IN: THEROTtUNco.-Michael Hil- ?? up op-:a previous itq charged mith steazng n silvervatch andchain from a mtan namied Crbwley in the Rotundo, w-as ...

... sel Spring Assizes of thei present year. The con- lod ditional -rder had been obtained at the instance rec of Mr. William Kirwan, coroner for another dig-: Jii trict of the couaty. 3tr, Sherlockhnow, on behalf j ov( of Dr. Higgin3, and Mr. William Kenny ...