... discharged. Two men, named Patrick Clnffy and John Henry, were ffound guilty of killing and stealing an ox, the property of Mr. Thomas Hardy of Listra. Not sentenced. John M'Crate, a man who has been at sea for thirty, was sentenced to twelve months' imoprisonment ...

... KILMAINHAM-SESSIONS , ' John Lawior stood indicted for having sommitted an assault on Thomas Windor Plunkett, at Philipsbuigh, Strand, on' the 21st day of April last. Mr. Dunlevie, who 'appeared as coutnsel for the prosecution, said It appeared that Mrs ...

... Blacker, v Id Marcus Sinnot, Thomas Morris Jones, Henry Prentice, o I. Thomas Dobbyn, James Caulfield, Charles Fox, John Ro- ll bert Irwin, James Harden, Joseph Atkinson, Edward W. Bond, Joseph Johnston, John P. Harris, John Hardy, Wmn. 3- Blacker, Wm. Paton ...

... . COAUdzwkiS UU5Jx ' U3 . INJUSTICE TO A JUSTIcE.'-Two persons named Thomas Really, and Mathew Heally, were charged with having committed a violent assault on a man named Thomas Justice, the previous night It appeared that the corn plainaet went into ...

... foreman; Thomas Fotteecue Blaney, T flalfuuri jun ; R M Bellew, M P. Wm Filgate, Oeorge MlCsaitte, Thomas Lee Nor- man, James W Macneil, Lewis ttpton, trederick J Poster, John MIClintack, George Taafe, Prandis Donodgh, Myles W O'Reilly, Thomas Finigerald ...

... was for 1,0001. under the customs act, 8 end 9 1 Victoria. cap. 84, called the 1registry act. that I Patrick Toney, Thomas Dykes, Thomas Reddin, Patrick hosj iSheemuck, and some other witnesses were examined, and and rmerely recapitulated what they swore ...

... fine f orse, and he sent his' brother, Jsmes Fitzpatriek with the animal to the fair of Mayan to sell it. James, although an 'hardy customer, so far ias years went, 'got particular in- A Ltractions from his brother not to sell the horse under 2ol.,. that ...