... mandamus had been obtained on the 5th ult. on the Eotion of Mr. Butt, Q.C., directed to his Grace sad Captain John Johnston, J.P., and Mr. John Maunsell, J.P., requiring them within the usual time to show cause why they should not state and sign a' ease ...

... robbed one L ?? B ushe, a sailor, of a bundle of clothoa Complainant stated that on the above night he was walking along Sir John Rogerson's-quay with his wife. They were going to the ship Zenrng, Which is lying at the Slouth-wall. Defendant and two women ...

... clenan ; George An- (1:s.T Joho , 0lu-keagb. stockc'ruler ; EIlardi Reabse, . ii:dingto'o'i aLt, gCuer; Jatme' Jeruting', Grattan- f pitde, Fiairvieic, clert.: Jamet .Mague, llathgar-aveoue, t purveyor : 55 llian Taylor, Fairyitw, cash er; James Allen ...

... Stewart, Major Thomas l'atterson, JaLmes B Detap, Jaumea M1usgamae, 'IolDs6 Colquhouui WilliamF John Foster. John G3ordon ltowven. Edmuonh Ilurphy, 'VW H Porter, John Miller, ,rthur Brookel Commally, Ms f I (ase, Ca~ptain James H Voppzng:~- A T lhe H~igh S ...

... for the plaintiffs, consenting, the Case iwas remitted tO the County Court, I * I0u1ARDn DIAvosN v, Stmo0 KELLE1mERL-Mr. b John Roehefor the plAintiflf, mnoved for aib order 5too cnrnpel the sherliff of the county Eerry to return a writ of fia delivered ...

... Mr. William I Moore JohUson, LM P; M. Sergeant Denis Caulfield Heron, LL D; Mr. Andrew M Porter, QC; the Law Adviser, Mr. John Naish, Q C; counsel for the Attorney General, Mr. David Ross, LL B; and Mr. Constantiue Molloy (instructed by Mr. William Lane ...

... ef the following tenants in farms which they held on the estate of Mr. John Goslin and others,.situate at Conahy-Richard Downey, sen; James Delaney, Martin Phelan, James Campion, John Maher, W Denny (Maher), James Costelloe, Patrick Downey I (James), Mary ...

... informing him that if he restored 'the money it would be taken largely into consideration in the sentence. fAltSALAUGHTEr. John O'Toole, a young man, wns indicted for killing Thomas Farrell on August 26th. The de-I ceased and prisoner lived in the same ...

... kick he that broke her arm. The prisoner, who spoke with he a northern accent, said he had taken-soma drinka r. and did not kirow what occurred afterwards. Be- manded until W'ednesday. A FORGrvnm Paosacumot.-An elderly blan named John Connolly Was charged ...

... the i society ? e Yes? Well, I think that's the way I went t home. 1 Supposing you crossed Grattan Bridge, where I tdid you go to then? Well, if I crossed Grattan Bridge I would have taken the most direct way I home. Did you go from Abbey-street home in ...

... af Bytnee same, Henry , linty a tame same, John Murphy' a same, Pat Kirz a *;r! I Hanly a WVilliam llurphr, Jas Cart-D a william, Lou'ghin Byrre a France- BFpt DoyleariHenry Crawford, Jas ?? a Feilly a John J Hornilgze. ?? eGf}c:c,- I \Xesiiopp. For ...

... CONMMISSION COURvT. County of Longford-.John flare a RCortiner. Queee's Corinty-John ?? a Rev John F Shearmoan, same a same, Michael Booden and sauntler aL 1ev WM Lyster, George Walpole a same, same a saene Michael BUayes a John Brophy,, Mlichael Ideregin a Robenrt ...