... Jocelyn, W M Plunkett, William Maxwell, Rowley, Thomas Preston, Rev F Howard, Edward Preston, H1 H Hutchinson, C Plunkett. Sifas-Montague Chapman, Nicholas Fitzsimon, D L John Kingemill, James Dsombrain, Thomas Esmonde, Edward Kennedy, David Roche, Charles ...

... only correcting one of her chit- dren, and it was very curious if she could not do that. Dr. Kelly fned her five shillings. Thomas Daly wars charged for having stolen a large quan- I tity of iron dbgs frorii the coach factory of Mr. Hacltett, A mien's-street ...

... John Somers Dawson, Sackville- Thos. Harrison, Merchaut's-qy. place. Philip Dixon Hardy, Sackville- Wiliiam Deaker, Abbey street street John Dennan, Abbey-street Thomas Morrison, Castle-st. WValter Doolan, Westland-row George Hodges, Westmorland-st Henry ...

... en, wholesale merchant sworn, Philip Dixon 'Hardy, Upper Sackville-street, dislualified on the ground of having served on the grand jury that found the bhl against Mr. Duftfy at the last commission. Thomas Harison, Westmoreland-street, excused for non- ...

... either side, .,the judgment of the couri was now given. D~r. Stock in pronouncing judgmn is ttdtentr as~o shapal, as between Thomas Webb, chief officer of . coast guards;,. and Ihis men onl the one part, as appe~llants, haand the Friench vessel- La jeune ...

... Isaac Heard,' Daniel Connor, Edward K. Carey, Thomas Somerville, Alexander O'Driscoll, Nicholas Dtincombe. Thomas Hungerford, Simon Dring, Arthur Hyde Lucas, -James Reid, Wallis damas, Jonathan Bruce, Thomas B. Ilerrick, Richard Nason, Win. B. Leslie, The ...

... THoocAs- GLOUCESTER, TUESDAY NIGHT.-4he Gloucestershire as- sizes opened here on Thursday last, and the trial of Ann Margaret Thomas, on the charge of having, on the 3d of March last, murdered her mistress, Miss Jefferies, by beating ther on the head with ...

... afterwards Mr. Duffy was again conducted into , court for the purpose of entering into the required bail. His - sureties were Mr. Thomas Dillon, auctioneer, Henry-street, r and Mr. Charles Grace, bookseller, Capel-strect. The rkcog- i nizance bound him to appear ...

... Magennis. When the notice was handed to the defendant he said, Oh! I have received plenty of these before (laughter). Mr. Hardy, who acted as the plai-tiff's land agent, proved that several notices of distress bad been served on the defen- dant, and deliosed ...

... reading of`vthb depositions of Mary Neale, ia servant (now deceased).who had been in, at- tendance on the deceased, the Hon. Thomas! Ffrench, during his last illness, in May and June, 1846. .These depositions set forth that the deceased was of sound mind ...