... Cbairioao the . against. The nextcau.oa Mr. Croebid Msore’s Clerk a( the Pcaoc, and said that it.teas tbs yjfX I list was that John. O’.Dritn ; but oa'rcferenaa nimqcs opinion of that aijr> to Cterk ibo Peace’s papers bis urtiicate,- ewmsldnea odobrred during ...

... Registers, which witness held in his haad, wss signed Mr. Muodcnnsll ; he had heard him acknowledge the signatures as his hand writing. Part of the avowal on one of the papers was written in witness's presence. Cross-examined Mr. Perrin?Witness did not know ...

... sworn— present wh-n witness was desired togu lor liita'id guns Cody screhaid; found the prisoner end* Lacey on. bis return Ic Maher’s ; prisoner said would men meet the witness ; the prisoner sail* would go a couple ol fields advance witness and Lacey their ...

... by tbe alterations, before it shall be legal for tbe Petty Sessions to alter any list. The J Justices to have tbe power of adjoarnment. Clerks of tbe Peace shall cause lists so delivered to be kept among the records the county, and copied into book to be ...

... Cratnplon, K. C., rose to eustaiu the application. This was an action against the Proprietor and Printer of the Evening Packet, and the Court were not called to pronounce the parity or impurity Mr. Mansfield, while clerk in the Sheris office. This transaction ...

... or more rated ships of the line, four years during a period of war, six years a period of peace, or five years during a period partly of war, and partly of peace. It did appear to him extraordinary he confessed, that the Lord High Admiral's Conned should ...

... each S ...

... Tipperary, for the of Clanwilliam, f Notices of Applications to be posted on Saturday, the 14// ...

... Co. Tippernh , Fee the Clerk of the Peace each Registry--* One Shilling and Three-pence. COUNT'S’ ON general QUARTER SESSIONS, MENAGH, WONUAY, JULY CLONMEL, JULY i 5, »fnH in ir Informal ions, Ac.; uf ElicloSili'-st with a list such art/ Ehcldvd, for ...

... i will 0 Oavs a' i***! h f Mrh Sr«.i..i.v to Ike Clerk lti« Peace Office, m iTy A lII* MOORS. Baq., A'** Peace MARKS FOR THK WBBR RN1)I T NO! NO MAT 30 Itl * 1810 Wlimt, S» Bari ,?l l2 » BaClr/, pel rfulo, 0 J7 0 I '* 3101 per .Htla 9 010 6 fi:U4 Flour ...

... that long atlbc Roman Catholics shared political power with tbs Protestants, there was no security for the public peace, and ro peace for tba Established Church. It was not likely that they bad arrived at tbiaeoneluaioo hastily imma urety. History was ...

... tor ve know d'dr/t at ail when i (unud the corner *;rcct so ba I' open ye.” A *in(r'jl«r ii Cwiartanoe loci jltce Hliii.ii list uci lirro i.olxeti ir ...