... Fortesoue. Edward Tipping, Blaney T. Balfoer D; Wm. Fi gawe, George Macartney, Thomas Lee Nor James Wo fe Macneil, Lewis Upton, Henry Che t George Taaffe, Francis Donagh, Jacob C. : Thomas Fitzgerald, Edward Sing!eton, John N0,1 George Ruxton, Thos. W. Filgate ...

... INSOLVENT DEBfo)IsS' CO tUft-YESTERDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Farrell.) In the matter of Thomas Gardiner, an insolvent, Air. Power applied for an attachment for not having given up possession of property returned in his schedule. The Court granted ...

... whiskey in question was intended for his own private use, and had been regularly permitted. THE B7NCHER.SMR. HARDY'S CASE. It is stated that Mr. Hardy means, under advice of emi- nent counsel, to apply for a rehearing of his case before the benchers, or to ...

... Baldwin; Maehony ?? Ma- hony; Same v. Same; Marshall v. Gibbings; Hoops V- Kingston; Corporation for Improving Belfast Harbour v. Thomas Greer. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-YESTEnDAY. Mr. Justice Burton sat half past nine o'clock, and dis- posed ofafew unimportant ...

... Harris, G. Robinson, H. J. Porter, James MI'Waters, J. J. Biggar, Maxwell Cross, W. W. Algeo, Thomas Dobbin, John Hancock, J. G. Henry, Win. Porter, and John Hardy, Esqrs His Lordship then addressed them-Mr. Foreman and gentlemen of the grand jury, I am very ...

... private of the 73rd regiment, who was shot on the night of Tuesday last, was held on Thursday at the barrracks, before Henry Hardy, Esq., coroner. Corporal James Buchanan, of the 73rd, who was accused of having tired at the deceased, was present in custody ...

... examination of Mr. Hardy ? The Court said even the dismissing of the petition would not in the least degree affect thle right of Mr. Pallas, if he had any. Mr. Creighton said Mr. Pallas could not interfere in the case of Mr. Hardy at all, because he was ...

... following guardians were present :-Captain Lind- d a say, D. Lyons, P. M'Keown, R. N. Gibton, R. Mullen, of John Dodd, Thomas Arkins, and P. D. Hardy. pal After the usual routine business the board adjourned. STATE OF, ROSCOMMON. ch STROXEBTOWN, JULY 1, 1845.-Late ...

... amongst the family, add to settle matters amicably, it wasarranged that a settlement should be made, and for that purpose Mr. Hardy, who was the legal adviser of the elder Gooid, and Mr. Pallas, who was the confidential attorney of Mr. Goold, the younger ...

... FIRATRICIDE, AT S FAFl'OR). STAnonD, SATUReDAY Nooni.-This unhappy criminaln who was found guilty of the murder of his brother, Thomas, at our lata assizes, before Mr. Baron Platt, expiated his dreadful offence on tbe public gallows this morning, in front of ...

... proven that they had pledged the property a short tittle ri before in Thomas-street. The prisoners were commiitted Id for trial at sessions. es Thomas gan summoned a person named Thomas Egar i re for illegally receiving a letter directed to him, and which ...

... before the magistrate unlder the folio aing circumstances :_On that morning ho left a bread- cart yoked to a horse at a door in Thomas-street % bile he vwent into the house to deliver bread. On coming out he was informed that a number of boys had taken a large ...