... assaulted Constables James Hanlon and John Dornan. Mr. Sheals appeared for the defence. Tile constables proved the charge, and the prisoner was sentenced to pay a fine of 30s. and costs, or be imprisoned one month. CARRYING ARMS IN THE PROVLAIMED DISTRICT. Patrick ...

... tkae a end use the suruname of Grattan in addition to and t before that of Bellow, and quarter the arms of Grattan Ii with his family armcs, in complianoe with a proviso in . the will of the lato Right Eon. James Grattan, of Tin- l- nebinob, county Wicklow ...

... arrangements for all tile other towns have only been completed.] TE REv. ii. G. GUINNESS IN BELFAST.-Last even- ing the Rev, H. Grattan Guinness ?? in Mlay Street Church, to a very large congregation, tile sacred edifice being as crowded as it was the previous ...

... then sworn as a Mark-et JulyY:-John Gaffikin, Felix Kelly, Patrick Falloon, John MLanughlin, Joseph M'Cullougli, Salil. Herdman, Thomas MIGrath, Itobert Clemients, John Dickie, William Ware, James MI'Cullough, and John Graham. HisWoRSHIP-.-Gentlemrn of ...

... adjudicated on tle following proceed- ings ?? lion. Martin Joseph Fironch, R.b., Cashel, Chairman; the Rev. Niclolas Herbert, and John A1. 13ushe, Esq., Cashel. There were also present in ?? Chayter, J.P.; Edmond M. MulcallY, Garranica; George M. Robins, James ...

... on the beach. The same counsel were in attendance The following are the names of the gentlemen con- stituting the jury-' JOHN GRATTAN, forea. UG MAGUIRE. BERNARD IMATINe. PATRICK LANGAN. CHARLES STEPHENS, JORI lD, ROBERT LONG. TREVOR HAMILTON. - CALEB PALMER ...

... Stephen Doyne John Thomas Rosborough Coclisugh, Sir James Power, Barb, ielsoard Donovan, Major John Harvey, Charles Arthur Wall- ker, John RIowe, Percy L Harvey, Lieutenant Colonel Villior LanToucle Halton, Hon Edward Sidney Stoptord, Sir John RIichard Wolsely ...

... Street a petticoat of fine linen, the ticket of wfiicl vwas ?? in Mrs. Lennon's pocket. It was made of' suleh linen as MTessrs. John- StoII & Carlisle awore then dealintg in. That was the only place %vnher any oilier goods wlere found pawned ; in Mrs. Lennoi's ...

... the arched recess,, ar fifteen shilcds sis- ipenled - the arms painted helraldically, and in chronological order, of the various Speaksers of the Irish H-Iouse of ComIImons, comrencing with Sir John Davis, tile first Snealker ill tile -Parliamcnt of James ...

... became indebted to John Le is, a trader carrying on business in Roscomnmon, and t execution for the amount of the dobt having issued, the properly mentioned was seized under it. The Do plaintill's case was that their father, John Geraghty, a owed his ...

... LARCENY FROM TE 'PERSON. ?? Mary Jane Wilson and Mary Ann Moore were charged with having stolen a watch from the person *. of John Campbell, in a Louse in Hudson's Entry, on TI LB the previous day. o n 'Chief-Constable M'Kittrick applied for a remand, it ...

... ] CARRYING ARG5 IN A PROCLAIMED DISTRICT, James Byers, Hillsborough, was brought up in custody, charged with having carried arms in the pro- claimed district of Belfast. The prisoner said he was a servant, and that the gun found in his possession was his ...