... bat. The blow rendered ty, witness insensible, and when he came to himself a a he was struck again as he was attempting to rise; a. but could not tell by whom. Be was unconscious re- of what further occurred until he found himself in ra- the police barrack ...

... and on two.occasions previous to, the meeting on Easter Sonday, at which the alleged slander had been 'spoken,' he had been inter-' rauted by' the, defendsnt; on the occasion df the meeting on Easter Sunday,v when witness atterpte& to sro ik, his voice ...

... missionters towvardi prroin h bl. has been read a second tin4e in M Ho Lords, and which'istoconm'i te t 1ioueof of the Hou9s after Easter 'fore b rowm> ' said, contained rather seepi,, Terovisionsl, eluding one ior alteriug the dmg .Ons, oin port, another depriving ...

... to covenant, a lease to the petitioner of E certain houses and premises situate in Grafton-street. It apeN peared that at Easter, 1781, a lease was made of the pre- i mises in question for three lives, or 71 years, by the corpo- ration of Dublin, which ...

... 7s Gd per ewt-Corrtspoudent. NAVAN FAIR. The Easter fair is one of the great fairs of Navan, and that of Easter Monday sustained its character as an important cattle mart. The wide irregular stretch of rising ground within the town, known as the fair-green ...

... the place, for which there was no license, in consequence of which the house was shut. However, the show was continued on Easter Monday. J. Meyer, of the Town Clerk's office, stated that a license had been granted for the house on the 17th February, but ...

... Pattcrson, and James O'Neill were summoned by Sub-Constable Loughlin for having thrown bullets at the Horse-shoe Road, on Easter Monday. It appeared that Wm. Townsend was previously convicted of bullet-throwing, and was one of the competitors, the others ...

... LAW REPORTS, OPENING OF TERM. ( (FRoM 0a SPECIAL RZFORTX,1 DUBLiff, WXDNXSDAY.-Tho Easter Piti ints corn- ruenced to-day, and, as usual on the open ing day, the business transacted in the several divisi ons was merely of a formal charaoter. The Lord Cha ...

... and respectable attendance. The meeting was opened by singing, after which the chairmnnn introduced the lecturer, who, on rising, was received with groat applause. He then com- menced his lecture, at the close of which he gave some selections of readings ...

... labours for the time being. the final sentences passed being in the case of five natives who had participated in the Royalist rising, each of the acmured being condemned to five years' hard labour. The political situation at Ottawa arising out of the Manitoba ...

... Sergeant Jaes Kearney charged Si Edward Woods, of 54, Moira Street, Belfast, with carelessly siding a bicycle in Bangor on Easter Monday. Defendant did not appear. The com- J, plainant deposed to the offence, stating that Woods d. ran into two ladiies ...

... sittings commenc on Wdedy April 21st., Notice to ?? jurors,~ city end county' coinuion andL special, summoned &to aed ~the Easter. sittings for trials by jury ofI the above .divisions on Wednresdvy. April 21st, snod, not iattend on that day until usa oelck ...