... fraternity, who are stated to be beat upon making a determined effort to save O'Donnell. The Fenians, especially those in America, are said to be working bard to obtain funda for thepurpose of defending O'Donnell and securing if possible bis acquittaL ...

... Mr. Walsh (who appeared for Poole)-I wish to ask only this question. We were told that there was a witness to come from America-may I ask if that witness was not in Dublin on this day twelve. months-or the 4th of July-when the murder took'place? Mr. ...

... Cramer also swore that be had a conversation with Connolly in Capel-street, in which the latter said he intended to go to America. Con- nolly applied, on affidavit, to the court to be released from arrest; and in order to sustain the fiat, Cramer made ...

... Bel;ast, on A Trip to America and a h Glance at the Pan-Presbyteritu Council, to which the revtrend gentle:iman wa a deputy, in which he gave an intere3ting description of the various d places of note visited by hita in America, also the Presbyterian ...

... In August, 1885. she states that she was under the care of a doctor for a fortnight from the man's violence. Re went to America in September of that year, and in the following month she got a protection order against him. He returned tw Ireland in the ...

... examined by Sergeant O'Brien- loi cI came from America with Mrs Thomas Barboar ot no a visit to deceased's house, at which I arrived - e on the 25th December, 1 884. I hadi seen deceased Bt tin America. On my arrival in this colntry I |thi e noticed ...

... were some letters, which proved her to be Angelina M-, and that she had lived in the Calle de Bolivas at Caracas, In South America. Simultaneously with this intelligence from Lisbon came news from Caracas, calculated to throw light upon themysteriousballoon ...

... andafford anoppor- tunity on the most favourable terms to young men to become missionaries and members of their institute in America. The constantly-increasing requirements of the extensive field in labour laid open to their missionary zeal in the United ...

... ovcr in two sureties of £50 eacfi to keep the poach tdw'arde Mr Kepunedy for twelve months. - ARIEVAL OF MIL LUDWIG FROM AMERICA. Qieenstown, Thursday. Mr. William Ludlwig, the celebrated baritone arrived of here this afternoon in the White Star Britanhic ...

... race for 41th America DunaCp ucondidosalli. The fellewing message has been cabled to Lord Dunraven :- Resolved by this club to accept the aballengc sent by the Rey., S Yacht Squadron in the name of Lord Dunraven ta race for the America Cup, the trmath ...

... Land Muldowney. Regan, ,whom the Crown regarded as tte worst of the ,gang, had fled to America. Constable Lee, . ainst whom nothing was alleged, had also gone E to America, and could not be produced as ' wit-' ness,:butother witnesseswould prove the facts ...

... Competert Jurisdiction in America, it was not competent for the caveator to prevent the ached- nistration for the attorney in this country, andtiat if the will was disputed the proceeding should he taken in the Court of America, where it had been proved ...