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... ES and F. J. MITCHELL, Esqrs.] IRISH AT CWMBRAN.—Cornelius Driscoll charged Dennis Madden, Ann McCarthy, Ellen Connelly, and Charlotte Payne, with an assault. Also, Dennis Madden charged Cornelius Driscoll ; and Margaret Madden, wie of Dennis, charged Ann ...
... John Joiners, and F. Jr. Ireqrs.—/rial roses et Combram Driscoll charged Dennis Madden,. Ann MeCarth)g Silts Cpoeelly, and Charlotte Payne, with asseultiug him; also Dennis Madden charged Cornelius Driecol; and Margaret Madden, wife of Dennis ' charged ...
... labour. Thomas French, 25, French-polisher, to stealing an alpaca dress and other articles, value 55., the property of Dennis Madden, at East Farleigh, on the 17th Sept., 1863.—Four months' imprisonment. John Still, 20, labourer, to stealing a pair of ...
... Soho-street, in answer to Father Nugent’s appe-| for assistance at the soiree at St. George’s Hal on Monday evening Mr. Dennis Madden, £1; and from Mr, Thomas Ibbotson, 36 and 38, Whitechapel, a quantity of crockery, knives, forke, and spoons. In hopes ...
... said she was told that it was picked up on the wharf.—P.S. Dukelow said that Dennis Madden told him that he and others had repeatedly sold coal to the woman Parkes.— j Dennis Madden was discharged, and gave I evidence bearing on the charge of receiving. Garen ...
... for stealing the property of Noah Evans. All the foregoing prisoners were from Merthyr. — By the Rev. John Harding: — Dennis Madden, for stealing a piece of timber, belonging to Sir Robert Price, Bart. All the above delinquents were committed for trial ...
... adieu for bls stabbing the coasplainaot in the did, and be was now committed for two with imed labour. Dauis.—Eriniel and Dennis Madden, for being drunk, wife 0116(1 sr. and mote. Duroatisnix.—Ellen Bryant, for burg disorderly, was Hut to gaol for COO month ...
... «s per quarter each—Miss Fleming, Mr Tynan, Patrick Reddy, Peter Murphy, John Toole, James Harkin, Patrick John Slone, Dennis Madden, Mr O’brien, James Coyne, Thomas Hagers, William Murphy, John Uanratty, John Hcndrtd, Charles Flanagan, John Bogan, Nicholas ...
... POLICE COURT. TUESDAY—(Befoi-e J. C. Fowler and E. H. Ehys, Esqs.) Drunk and Disorderly.—Howell Lewin, Martin Cronin' and Dennis Madden, were charged with being drunk and dis- orderly. and were respectively convicted in the sum of 5s. and costs in default ...
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... Rumford-place. Edward Drakeford, Esq , corn merchant, 6runswick-st. Edward Evans, Esq , wholesale druggist, Hanover-street. Dennis Madden. Esq., merchant, Islington. David Morton, E*q., merchant, Brunswick-street. R. R. Minton, Esq , paint manufacturer, Cheapside ...
... attendance. The Very Rev Father Columbus, OSF C, presided, and atheaget thoth present ware--Messrs Joseph Mousey, P L G; Dennis Madden, Patrick Moony, Thomas Conroy, Paul Callen, &a. sake Mathew Guard/ in attendanoe—Liente y sad P Hayes. lather Columbus ...