... revisingbarrisLer; Mfr. Sairesel Johnston, Ornagh, acted as cuurt registrar, mnd the other officials present wvere--IMr. John Boyd, clerkc of Dunganmon DIistrict Council; and Messrs. Williamu Richardson, J. M. Williamnson, snd Thomas G. Scryth, rate-collectors ...

... ucept ithat as tie; ibest evidesne, and gave a deeme for the arnmounrt sued for. (MACRH CROWN SSJNS. April 23-Before his Honour Sir Fai s. Bf-Au -, Bart. His Honour. addressin4, the Grand Jury, said the oases for their considenation were npet' .a-til- reas ...

... wvhich a palsican'e icernsei was ntLolred. The Ianllord, Sir Jas. \lusgrave, res.prired frostswe-siot of t-he house on the Ist Novemrnber. If the tenants got these 2i-enses 2hev had to xivy to Sir James MAungrove ;400. | he poiiee lbjcoted to I-061i aypplien ...

... for being drunk and disorderly. Mr. Win Gallagher, soli- citor, defended. Defendant was ined in 5s, and costs. Thomas Johnston was fined in 5s and costs for being drunk and disorderly, and 20s and ls 6d. costs for assaulting 'his wife. Bobt. Marck- lirn ...

... Justice Barton. The High Sheriff (Major Roger Hall) and the Sub-Sheriff (Mr. Thomas W. Kilpatrick, solicitor) were also in attendance. The Clerk of the Crown and Peace, Mr. Thomas J. 'Marron, and the Crown Prorecutor. Mr. J. Dilkellr, were aiso present. ...

... ant slummoned the same defendant-for that he, through one, John Sloan, in his ernplon-ment, did attempt to bribe Constable Thomas Frazer on the i occasion referred to. District-Inspector Lilly pro- scented, and Mr. BLickburne defended. Constable Frazer ...

... Robert Swanrn. Vnm. Henry, Dr. Swaun ; Messrs. Samuel Waugh, S. K. Jackson, Thomas A. Rawlins, Oween M Nially, Thromas Dignam, Patrick Connolly, Thomas AMCzbe, .J. J. .Iownes, Thomas Condell, Henry 0. Lewis. John Gray, Patrick AMlKenna, PIatrick Keenan, Patrick ...

... Crooks, and Misses Johnston and lacartr.ey contributed to the programme, which was well sustained all through, The teamaklier. were -Ira-. Punct':, M-rs. Skillet, hir;. M'Caushin, Nirs. Coopet, anwid irs. Neill. and Misses Conlin, Johnston, Parsons, and Weir ...

... Mr. E. V. Hamilton, Clerk of the Crown, was in L attendance. I The following gentlemen were sworn on the GRAYD :Jt3lty: - Sir John Marcus Stewirt, Bart., D.L. (foreman). Si: Wiliiam Cunningham. J.P. J. B. Gunning Moore, D.L. E. T. Herdman, D.L. William ...

... Nogonot a. National. Bank. Before ctsc Right Honourable Sir. Jsotice Andrews- Hutchins and. Mayva-. larra~ghsr; Crer x' CoastyCuni of Dublin; Ketnny v. Labsrte sod cothern. Before the Rigot Iisnornrsbte Sir. Jistice Johnson--Cro cx. Firlong, the Newry los-a ...

... George Johnston Preston, J.P.) anti the Une h'iaUf.Haney Haigh Bottomley). MNTr. Beast is, -the judu-s's registrair' Mr. H. M1'Neile MCormick (Clerk. of the Crown) having read the precept, the fo1 [owing gentlemen, ware sworn on the Garead Jury: - Sir Fraempis ...

... agree on the figure arrived at br the la.tter. James Noble, tenant; Colonel Johnston, land- . ?? rant, £14 12s 1il; reduced by the . Court to £12 2s 6d. Joseph Fergly, tenat,; Sir ?? 5 ' M ahnn, P.art., Landlord-Forraer rent, £20; fired by the Couirt at ...