... Hugh Woods, 37, Grosvenor Place ; James M'Lowg'lan, 103, Cyprus Street; John AP'Art, 26, Foreman Stree;; John Stewart, 19. Crimea Street; Suqin M'Clenagban, 20, Somnerset Street; Ann Irwin, 58, Cosgrove Street; William Campbell, 84, Market Street; Vm. ...

... WV. J3 PInrRIa, J.P. - SEREEENING. Sergeant M 'Clernon summoned Andrew Johnston for carrying on a shebeen at his house in Crimea Street. From the evidence it appeared that the sergeant had entered the house alter twelve on Saturday night, when he found ...

... animated t lugs, James II- in the Peninsula, at Waterloo, an; . e Irish soldier But it is lot alone in social en, I (in the Crimea. Duke and Duchess of Marlbor lgh havu that the universal favour. His Grace, it is felt has the - real interest of the country ...

... history of the case; how the appellant and no- i spondcrrt~bccanto acquainted; how uthat acquaintance le I wee revived in the Crimea a F correspondence fol- tI atlewed, which the learned coucsul described as very bi adroit, very clever, and was nal hut Onin ...

... corstaholary. and MIr. J. Stewart appeared for Mess,. Harland & Wol0.| Samuel Bell identified the body. George Hannc, of 44, Crimea Street, stated that beknwev the deceased, and wvas workine abont a J couple of yards from hi- at the time of the oc- cenTr1nce ...

... years old. He was inspecting reoently certain vessels chat had been built at Messrs. Rarland & Wolff's. Joseph Flannigan, 48, Crimea, Street, said he was a labourer ab Messrs. Workman & Clarke's yard. He sjaw the decaased lying on the footpath opposite Messrs ...

... license in respect of premises 142, Crimea Street and Derry Street was withdrawn by Mr.C AMErlean; and MAr. P. J. 1Thagee likewvise withdrew the application by John Robinson for a beer license T l for 132 and 134, Crimea Street. t Mr. Joseph Carr, who appeared ...

... Nihilist) ; the seound, that of c the dootor. at Moscow; the third, the murderer of e Did your brother speok further of thls crimea Ii Ho told me that the aesaseioatloa bad cost the ie rovolutionary party nearly 30,000 roubles, (Sen. b sai9on.) J Your brother ...

... b-v;c eac., STRELT EXCAVATro'eS, Franc's Quinn, contractor, wsme occesioned by Constabeo Bilaie for allowing an cpen newer in Crimea Street to remnain ?? at nighit without a light to mark the place. Mr. MlL anl prosecuted, and Mr. MiIken ap. peaoed for the ...

... coats. £TRExr OESTRUCTIONa Francis Quinn, Jordanstown, was summoned by Constable Ballie for that he, having opened a sewer in Crimea Street, failed to have it properly lighted during the nlght. Mr. M'Len prosecuted, and Mr. Milliken ap- pearod for the defence ...

... writer adds- It ?? seems certain that the plan of a combined attack by sea and land on that celebrated fortress, and on the Crimea, has been decided upon. The plan of the campaign, as drawn up by.Marshal St. Arnaud at Constantinople, was received in Paris ...

... after the war broke out, they seit him to the Crimeia to conduct their trade with the officers there. IHe re. mained in the Crimea until the 1I1th' of December, whon he loetund vwent to Consiantinople. In that city he met all artillery officer, whodrew ...