... for stealing 5/. 6d from John Graham, Church-lane. : Ann Kelly, for stealing pair of trousers, the property of John Hunter, Greenland-street ; Mary Cawley, for stealing a gown, the property of Sarah Greer, Cullenlreeplace. 21: John Gilraor, for breaking ...

... neighbours; tbe cow was claimed by John Rodgers, and given to the Police, to whose custody committed prisoner. Guilty. Hose Dynes, for stealing a feather pillow, and a pillowcase, at Lurgan, on the January, the property of John M’Creight. Guilty; four months’ ...

... occurrence took place yesterday (Monday) in the Record Court, which created a great sensation. Two men, named Martin Ryan and John Ryan were indicted for breaking into the house of Catherine Hayden, and stealing 10s. in notes. During the progress of the ...

... it cannot be genuine. Prepared only by M. O. Wray, 118, Holbom-bill; 9, Agar-street, Trafalgar-square; and sold wholesale Grattan ami Co., llelfast; Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 95, Farringdon-strect; Edwards, 67, St. Paul’s Church-yard; Butler, 4, Cheapside ...

... names :—Right Reverend Dr. Kennedy, ; Matthew Canny, Esq., J.P., 3/.; John M’Mahon, Esq., J.P., 3/.; Denis Canny, Esq., John Kennedy, Esq., and John O’Brien, Esq., Ballvcar, Rev. John Moolnev, C.C.. and Rev. T. Vaughan, C.C., 1/. each. Kilfenora, county ...

... parliament. At few roinnte.s past six o’clock, the military band playing “ See, the conquering hero comes,” Mr. leaning on the arm of the chairman. Lord Charles James Fox Russell, M.P., and supported the Duke of Bedford and the vice-chairman, the lion. C ...

... Debts, N Due to the late JOHN M'IlEEKAN, of CobatER, F will be Received by us until the 1st day of April next, when all remaining unpaid hat time will be handed to a our Attorney, for Col gction b Tie several Pers ms o wi the said John MI'Mleekan F stood indebted ...

... Chnir, and thO lZeV. I1 Stinyth Clinlining laiid, Soert.,ry, It was proposed by WSi. YOUNG, Esq. Si D andi sv- ,f conded by JOHN DiccEY, Esq. and uiianinously adopted, 'I'hat qs it iAI uniderst nood, that the Crand In!ty :r1, about to choose some other ...

... 'essrs. BllUCE aud SYMES, 37, Dame- street. Dinigannon MrA. llENEPY SPEAB, Mearchant. ljilmericlk .. r. Mr JOHN GRIFFIN. Lolldonderry-.Alr. JOHN S. 1hYNDlA1N', Post-Office. Sligo,. ..i, . lr, JAME1 S EGAN, lKnox'S-Artiet. ?? 31, 18J9. (29 lIONUS. At tho ...

... and he put his white gloves on little tighter, and then if he didn’t begin to hug her right there afore all on us—he put one arm round her little waist, just above the bump of her back, and he took one of her hands in hisen, and then she looked into his ...