... Cranagher, near Ennis, on Friday last, hare been lodged in Ennis Jail. They are named Thomas Fox. Patrick Meore and John Meore, brothers, of Tu llyvohard and Thomas Carrol, of Bunnahow. Mr. Blood was driving in a trap, accompanied by his sister- ia-laiv ...

... Arthur A. Barnard, Esq. John Whaley, Esq. John Hardy, Esq. Joseph Atkinson, Esq. Edward Turner, Esq. Acheson St. George, Esq. Thomas G. Henry, Esq. Robert Harden, Esq. James Verner, Esq. Wm. Loftie, Esq. Thomas FuDlton. Egiq. Arthur Irwin,-Esq. William Reid ...

... the bullet dis- charged at him by the policeman having carried away the bridge of his nose.-Cork! xzun~it:c,-. Constable Thomas Casey,who accompanied Head. Constable Geale, on the occasion ot Captain I lackey's arrest in Cork, on the ,th instant, and ...

... and there was jundeying with uF the deceased. I heard them mention the mame of Ye Thomas Spence and James Woods-[identifies the for- tu merl-I saw Thomas Spence at Mr. Hardy's gate, and another came forward and knocked deceased down; they th defended themselves ...

... p!isoner was remanded for a week, in order that an owner may be found for the coat. ASSAULT. John Looghran was charged by Thomas M ;Qade with asssulting him. The compliinent said that the prisoner came up to him the previous day, and banterod him to fight ...

... John Wilson, Joseph Gillis, Samuel Luke, John Suffern, John Currell, B. Cunningham, William Pirrie, Hugh Magill, Freeman Hardy, Jamres Steen, Thos. M'Caminon, Samuel Rea, Benjamin Sadler, MattheLw Black, W. Gelston, Esqrs. Robert Getty, Arbuth. Emerson ...

... THTE LATE CASE OP SHOOTING AT IN DEi'U Y. Ar tho Derry Ponicc Co-:rt, on Thursday, Thomas Campbell was broug-ht np o. remand, chairged with shooting at his uncle, John Campbell. Mr. h'lutvre, on t':o psrt of the prisoner, applied that he might be admitted ...

... Gallagher, solicitor, Ar- inegh, defended the prisoner, Thomas Benson, and Mlessrs. Willisna C. Gillespie and Edwin Best, soli- cirors, Annagt appeared ons behalf of the other uisoner, Alexatder Hardy. Jalnes Farquhar, the injured mnan, esamnined confirmed ...

... Creaghe, R.M. (chairman); 5. 4. M'Cartney, J.P.; Alexander Caruth, J.P.; Cap- stain Patrick, J.P. ; and Mr. Thomas Burns. J.P., District-Inspector Hardy charged James Steen, - publican. 3laxwellswalls, with an alleged breach of the Licensing Act on Sundav ...

... STABEBUI. Patrick Donnelly was indicted for having feloni- ously wounded one Thomas Johnston, on the 16th August last. On a second count he was charged with assaulting the said Thomas Johnston, occa. sioning him actual bodily harm. The prisoner pleaded not ...

... Urney Street; Joseph Thomas, 45, Old Lodge Road; Wim. Roper, 8, Enfield Street; Annie White, 21, Glentilt Street; Wm. Scott, 65, Paris Street; Ellen Patrick, 332, Shankill Road; Jas. M'Clure, 113, Sugarfield Street; Margaret Hardy, 29, Fairfax Street; ...

... J. M'Cartnev, chair- maIt; Lachlan Arthur, J.P.; Thomas Burns, J.P.; P. C. Creaghe, W.M.; John Dinsmore, J.P.; Samuel Smith, J.P.; James Cosbie, J.P. and Alexander Caruth, J.P. District-Inspector Hardy summoned Charlotte Taggart, Hells, for shebeening ...