... three or four days after that that Reilly had, been also there. t Lawrence Roundtree examined by Mr. ?? saw the two prisoners speaking together in the yard during I the day in question; he was going down stairs about half-past three o'clock, when he sawv Ryan ...

... the best t story that he can. Cross-examined by Mr. M'Donogh-When the traverser ,t gave him that answer he had been only speaking to him of l. the transaction he had with Ray. a To a Juror-The traverser said that the produce of the it I sale of his goods ...

... upon the testimony of the two boys, a couple of idle lads, upon whose evidence and whose intelligence, even if they meant to speak to the best of their recollec- tion the truth, no reliance is to be placed. For I will show you, by referring to the uncontradicted ...

... William Davis was at the back gbt .doort,. he went. up the far stairs.; witness walked up 'the iit neatr stairs.; 'heprd Davis speaking, to M olloy, who was standing with- Rider at the ?? appeared, to wit- ,ery ness. thptrtbe ?? ,waa-thrown from.;,heard Molloy ...

... the street, when he observed a person rap at Mr. Harris's door. The person called out to him to come over, as be v wanted to speak to him; Complainant did so, and on going u- Up to him he was saluted with these epithets- you are a d-m-ble blackguard, a ...

... them having been that of mere h private friends. It was wholly untrue that Mr. O'Callaghan and Mr. Harty saw him (Ingram) speaking to Adarson in court in private or any other manner; or that he saw them Le together in the ball of the courts on the day ...

... the deceased ' was somewhat tipsy, and when lhe returned up stairs he heard one of the children lcrying. The' deceased was speaking, but he could not tell what he said. Soon after be heard the deceased retchl- ing violently, and' he called out 'Hill, Hillj; ...

... the loan of a poker. A young lad, the son of the last witness, stated that on the evening mentioned by his mother he was speaking at her house with the prisoners, who asked him if there was a dog in Mr. Hardy's stores. t Miary vlagrath deposed that she ...

... January. Police-sergeant Russell stated that he was passing the house at the time mentioned, whee he heard noise of persons speaking, and the spilling of whiskey inside. HeX then demanded admittance, and saw the counter wet, a Crossdexamined by the defendant-He ...

... interest of her fortune during her life time, she having full and free access to them whenever she pleases- I am not now speaking the opinion of the court, but merely what I think is a veryireasonable concession, and what I would throw out to the con ...

... evidence. The Chief Justice next reqapitulated the facts of the ease. It was an action on a promissory note, although, properly speaking, it was not a note of that kind,, neither Was it a bill of exchange, but something between boih. Tbe question for them to ...

... to that ? Mr. Green-I will say nothing at all to it. Mr. Smith-Nor shall I, until the plaintiff's attorney speaks. He is the first who should speak. Register-TVel,l I shall leave the jury in charge 'of the the sheriff, while I go and communicate the' matter ...