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... were resumed yesterday, before Mr. THOMAS L.nRnoY, Q.C., County Court Judge; Mr. Thomas Gracey, principal assistant to the Clerk of the Crown and Peace; and Mr. Charles Higgin- son, registrar, were present. I THOMAS BISENNETT V. JAMES DICKSON. This was ...
... following Bench of Magis- trates :-Sir Stephen May, Sir A. Chichester, ii.P. William Clarke. Esq. Major Rowan, John G. Dunbar, Esq. For- tescue Gregg, Esq. The followinggentlemen were then sworn on the GRAND JUaY. William Johnston, Esq. Foreman; Alex. Stewart ...
... Delap, Conolly Gatge, Robert M'Clintock, Clharles Normail, Thomas J. ,Atkinson, Johnston Mansfield, -Andrew .Ferguson, Jamles ulaioston, Esqrs. Sir J. J. Buirgoynte, B. G. Hluplirey, Esq. Sir James Stewart, Bart. High-Sheriff. ysNNISUOWEN- WornTIOY CASE ...
... incorrect. What lie e had told Cataoin Johnston was tais, that unlessr the Is Co inacia'oners got the mcatter inquired into and if ?? right, lie would not cease until he had etm- peclled tilen to do 6o. A Mr. ~Johnston-I cay, sir, yall -are wrong. AI, M. Jamess ...
... Sinclair, Esq.-:-Sir Edmund Hayes, HI.P., foreman; Thomas Coniiolly Esq., M.P.; Sir James Stewart, Baronet; Thomas liroolke, JaLnes Johnstone, Isaac Colhoun, Win. M'Clelland, Esq.; Lord George Hill, Robert G. Montgomery, Esq.; ...
... retain iis 3d, the aniourit of fus les dexucted. This left Gd, GNvhich was to le brauded by G rahaur to Mr. Johnston. In default of paying Mr. Johnston thie 7s id, Graham W .!S ordered to be imprisoned for one mouth. ALN-TRI-M QUARTER SESSIONNS. [r,-N1 OUR ...
... POLICE INTEL A ENCE. 1USTODY COtTRT-T=T3MDA;V Before the Honourable IColonel :Fonas, -g. and Sir JOuN PREsToN, J.P. ASSAULTS. 'Thomas Erwin was -,oharged *ith hvving en the ptevious day assaulted Mary Bosworth by ?? .her with a pewter measure. Dr. Spiller ...
... THURSDAY, jUi.Y 7. PETIT JURY. -Meters. John Johnston, Samuel John-, ston, Robert Johnston, Alex. Johnston, Hugh Jamison, Semuel Kelly, James Kennedy, William Kennedy, Rich- ardson Kelly, James Keigan. had Thomas Greer Jacob. John Greenlees and William Sinclair ...
... during the morning. The following witnesses were hi examined:- m Thomas Johnston sworn and examined-I am an T officer of the house, and am in charge of the lunatics, tO The deceased, Thomas MfKenna, was confined in H the lunatic ward. I saw him yesterday ...
... High Sheriff, by TnOzAAs D. BitowNi, Esq., Clerk df the Crown:- GRAND Jun. -Sir GioowE FORMer, Bart., MP,, Coolderry; Right Hon. Edward Lucas, Castlesbiarle, Flenry Thomas Hope, Castleblaynoy; AMattfiew John1 Anketoll, AnketelL Grove; Robert Clhrles ...
... Co.),eappellant; James Svage, respondent-Msr. .J. H. Moore for the appellant, and Mr. R. G. 0. Johnston for the respondent. Appeal from a dis- miss. Thomas Spence, appellant; Joseph Revels, re- spondent-Mr. J. jH. M~oore for the appellant, and Mr. J. ...
... for the congregation. (To Mr.Johnston)-I suppose you got the house for a manse, and that you then went to live in a healthier place ? Rev. Mr. Johnston-Yes. The CHAIRmtA-And then you let the place to others ? Rev. Mr. Johnston-Just so. Mr. ORR-IHe got it ...