... sworn:- CITY GArND Jumy-Joseph Manning, foreman; John Morgan, John Byrne, Alfred Aldridge, Win. Bradshaw, James Forrest, Charles Craucour, Wra. L. Ereon, Robert Grattan, Joseph Hill, Frederick Hornan, John Keegan, W. Hammond, Charles IV. Papwortb, William ...

... was 3.) S9 in the purse at the time. ly Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sent to jail for or six months. et AraErrED ROBBEaRY John Agnew, a boy, appeared in custody, charged of withb attempting to steal an umbrella, the property of of Mr. Cooper, Core Market ...

... in custody 'of Constable Gilmore, charged with stealing the sum of Ss Sd. and a shirt from a man named John Byrne, in a house in Grattan Street. John Byrne was examined, and said that on Sa- 'turday night, about ten o'clock, he met the pri- soner. She ...

... corps. SERIOUS ASS kULT, An old man named John Robertson was brought up in custody of Acting-Constable Eustace, charged1 3 by a woman named Mary Irwin with having dan-I Lgerously assaulted her insa house in Grattan Street, - on the previous night. The constable ...

... Campton charged wvith as- saulting a mniddle-aged man, nammed John Largey. Tlhe policeman said ho did not witness the occurrence himself, but Largey told him the boy had as2aulted hin. John Largey having detailed the circumstances The BaZsC- fined thie ...

... Bsle on a n charge of being ?? in John Street, and with having assaulted the cousplei-ant while ia the act C of taking him into custody, c 1 The constable saed that on Saturday evening C while he was on duty in John Street the prisoner t: came up shouting ...

... the bayonet being detained. ha' John Nash was summoned at the instance of John Ryan for having a double-barrelled pistol on thi the 9th inst. me The pistol was given up to the police on their r: making a demand for arms. loe The defendant alleged that ...

... gave him the change. The girl awe brought from Grattan Street was there up to that 'ime. Cards were introduced, and we went up-stairs into a room to play cards. The s hat, umbrella, and muff of the Grattan Street I s girl were on the table, but Miss Kane ...

... Johnston, examined by Mr. Murphy, deposed that she was the sister of the deceased; in May lest she Was living at 2 Grattan-terrace, off Grattan-street, LowerMount-street.; deceased sent for witness to take oare of her; she was then near her confinement; upon ...

... thirtywomenand children; anda alad wan heard swearing that his arm was so tired with killing that he could ecarce lift his hand above his head. The main authority for all this Is Sir John Temple, whoed story Is foinded upon the famous follos of Depositions ...

... goods train which met the aci-. dent. The case made as to his injuries was that he had lost from parblysis the luse of his left arm and left leg, and that he was permanently dis- abled. Ha was carried into court by three men for the phrpose of giving evidence ...

... he was conveyed to the General Hospital. the S CoDStLble John Balle pave sheilar evideece. It 1c Sub-.Cronstable Keogh was called by ?? IEnARunR, R Pl Le and pr-eild that he saw the piisonter John (las-k ig assisting to hold up Judge, and he let him go ...