... tell the truth about it to the magistrates, rind witness was sent to Boyle to the sessions. IHIa did not employ any of the legal gentlemen who appeared at the sessions, or contri- bute to prry them. Witness tolr people afterwards that what lie staten ...

... pass before deceased's death; but he was sum. moned since about it; witness wasnot present at the investi. gation at petty sessions, but he heard it was decided by the magistrates witness had no right to go to the pass; there was no one along with witness ...

... Tonse, em - d by Mr. .Chambers.I lived in 1841 at Exeter with m'brother, who is 'aconfectioner. Mr. Fraser nsedr live suring sessions and assizes. Hie had a sittin~1.oom and a oem. A Mise Arnold used to visit hinm. Hhe came very o en. le used to call her ...

... she and her husband had held some land under Mr. Simpson Wackett, but they gave up the land, still, however, retaining pos- session of the house connected with it. On the morning of the homicide the wife got up early, having been told by the deceased that ...

... and Mr Edmond Corr, of Durham. Roscommon, the former attended by Mr E. S. Kelly, of Ard skea, and the latter by Mr Charles Croghan, of Tonragee After an exchangme of shots the parties left the ground, a re- conciliation having taken place.- Tuaes Herald ...