... complainants, on the 20th ult. Mr. Coates prosecuted, and Mr. Rea defended. A line of 10s and costs was imposed. John Lemon was summoned by Constable Arm- strong for cruelly ill-treating a horse, on the Shore Rload, on the 28th October. The constable having proved ...

... January, at the hoar of eleven o'clock ; IL- SOLvE:rx.- Petition to be beard at BeIfast, on Wednesday. the 5th of January-John Ml'Grattan, of Belfast, in the County of Antrim, carpenter, builder, and spirit-dealer. L ROLLS COURT-Lo'Doi-, DECzBEnS:. [Before ...

... ing a quantity of linen yarn, the property of John Elliott & Co., of Springfield Mill. Mr. Seeds prosecuted. Mr. Trotter, overlooker in the mill, stated that the prisoner was in the employment of Messrs. John E1liott & Co. as a weaver. On the previous day ...

... penalty of 5s and ?? costs. John Bradley, Pottinger's Entry, was summoned by Constable IM'Manus for a like offence, on the 10th inst. The charge having been proved, the BENCH in- flicted a similar penalty. Hugh M'Lean, Grattan Street, was summoned by A ...

... EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF FIRE- ARMS IN BELFAST. ARREST OF FIVE PERSONS ON SUSPICION. Ox Thursday morning, or Wednesday night, a very extensive robbery of fire-arms was effected from the establishment of Mr. John Neill, gnu and pistol manufacturer, 80, High ...

... named Wm. Edgey, and robbing him of a purse containing ?? Gd, in Grattan Street, on Sunday morning. The complainant stated that the prisoners struck I him and knocked him down in Grattan Street on Sunday mnorning. When he got up he found his pocket turned ...

... in 40s and costs. Jane Wilson was fined in 40s and costs for shout- ing Derry walls. ' GAIIBLING IIS TIC STREET. John Patte son and John M'Lean were charged by Sub-Ionutable Burns with obstructing the thoroughfare in Gamble Street. The uomplainant stated ...

... char..aed with having mia- liciously broken a table and chair and some delf in the house oi a girl named Liily Browe, in Grattan Street. The complainant deposed that the prisoner came into her honse under the intluence of drinl, and broke the articles ...

... summonses which were entered for hearing. .5- EXT.AORDI2ZARy CoDIDUCT OF FOLICESSE N. to John Wilson, publican, Pttur's ill, was charged n by dub Constable John Parr with disorderjy cmn- t, duct. ?? Mr. Coates prosecuted, and M1r. Sheals apleared Ir- ...

... trader at Aug-hmulien, Co. ITyrone. ~'FMr. johns, director of the Belfast Bank, was ap-D pointed assignee. BELFAST RECORDER'S COURT. YESSTERDAY morning, at ten o'clock, tho business of this Court was resumed before JOHN HASTINGS OTwAY, Esq , Q C., Recorder ...

... L they otherwise would have done. The prisoner should go to jail for a month. BUSING MILITARY CLOTES. Isabella Harbison and John Wharton were brought up on remand, in custody of Sub-Constable Burke, charged with having purohaced a shirt and two pair of ...

... tat The prisoner was fined 40s and costs, with the an' alternative of fourteen days' imprisonment.e: FIGHTING. me John Bradley and John O'Neill were charged by an, Sub-Constable MGlennon with fighting in Rose- tul mary Street. oh' It appeared that the ...