... Wexford came on for trial before hirm amd z jury at Gorey Quarter Sessions. VThe jury disarreed, and rhe case came rn for trial a second tirntz last week at .Enniz.cortvhy Quarter Sessions, wrhen ti:e jury agaoi dfisagreea, M1r. Harney, the plaintirs cuunsel ...

... king tben- lxuote' conditional order for a certiorari to quash au. .crder of the, raspondante maee t lipperary Quarter Sessions, and granting ?? of Richard Pennefather and three a thureo havre certain tithe cumyosition and tithe rentchatag, in the parish ...

... Byrne. Molloy and Molloy, Thomapson and 3P'Laughlin; arrangement, motion, .Hayes end &r; Cox, first public sitting, Scallan; Croghan, audit account. Kavalagh; Cumrins, mo~tion and audite account, Brown and M'Cann;. Cogan, application for bankrupt's certificate ...

... ion on Friday, the 29th, at one o'clock. The matter of Bobbett's application for a Presentment for Repair of Lucan Petty Sessions Coert, d&c., will be tried before-a Judge of the Queen's Bench Division with a County Common Jury On Thursday, the 28th, ...

... evideuicand stated he could. pot ,,y rho lstiabbed limi, as he was very tips7'. 'X'e 4ccused wis con~mitted for trial to the city sessions. Assault.-Charles Reilly, Mary's-lane, labourer,'was qharged with tlaving .ueed profane language and as- saulted a woman ...

... Meredith (instructed by Kr. J K Toomey), for the defendant, moved to have the action remitted for trial rt Wicklow Quarter Sessions The plaintiff, an aged woman, seeks darmages for i'njuries inflicted on her by the negligent driving of a horse and cart ...

... cou- ditional order for a certiorari to bring up and quada a conviction pronounced by mnagstrates sitting at Limerick Petty Sessions. Marv Deezaa prosecuted Maurice MNamara f'rtre&.pass on cer- tain lands of Singlaud. The magistrates fined M;Namara 2s 6d ...

... W R Iirkwoed, E} P Carte, 1l1 Peard, I Swauton, Atkens, petitioner; I Moynihan, B M Bloom- fIeld, Captain A Denelan, Jr Croghan, Brown vsnnffy, llnittircordi estatte, rdsshiwt par; C J G ol Caridtori'tevite, it warbhrton. I to2 'cJlok-A langford Jane ...

... and she are now agred respectively about 51 and 49 years} ; net rental, 661. 12s. Ojd. Purchased for 3201. by Mfr Edward Croghan.- Messrs. Cathuart and H~emp- hill, solicitors, had carriage of proceedings; POLICE INTELLIGENCE. SOUWERN DIVISIOK.. (Before ...

... Motions Es Pare..(10'45 o'clock,) I iftos1 at.t4 | (Before the Divslionol Court, 11 1S o'clock.; Motions on NOtice-o'Conor v Croghan, Clelland v Ii Boyd, Mehe. v M'Carthy and other.r Ne CwTrial ?? v Adamson aad another, hat oring.- EXCHEQUER DIVISION. Ex ...

... C C, . Messrs Tournish. and Dev ins. Messra .H H 0 Moore sand T H Risk were solicitors for the Tories, L assisted by Mr. Croghan (agent), and severali 1other bailfffs, etc.' 'a j In the early part of the dlay a batch'of Loyalist objections were challenged ...

... be appoited Commnissioner for Oaths at Armagh, ri the roomf olii -lt ME 1iiEiia Williamson. Mr. Steele was clerk of petty sessions, which sat once a weeki Ele had resided in Armagh all bin life, and his certificate was signed by the local magistrates. ...