... in 40s and costs. Jane Wilson was fined in 40s and costs for shout- ing Derry walls. ' GAIIBLING IIS TIC STREET. John Patte son and John M'Lean were charged by Sub-Ionutable Burns with obstructing the thoroughfare in Gamble Street. The uomplainant stated ...

... month, without the option of a tine. g BOYS ON TUEI(R NIGHT ADVSEvTiTRRS. D Samuel Walker, John M'Keown, Win. Brady, v anti Jobn Moore were charged by Constable Arm- e stroig with unlawfully going into a stable in y Garduer's Row aud staying there ail night ...

... transfer from Gec. Reid, granted; John Saunders, 53 and 55, Milllield1 transfer from James Hughes, granted; John Scott, 289, York Street, transfer from Jamnes Brown, 'granted; John Shoals, 2, Fans Road, transfer from John Lamb, granted; Joseph Shollis,- ...

... L they otherwise would have done. The prisoner should go to jail for a month. BUSING MILITARY CLOTES. Isabella Harbison and John Wharton were brought up on remand, in custody of Sub-Constable Burke, charged with having purohaced a shirt and two pair of ...

... 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 ...

... fourteen days, and at the end of that time he is to be sent to the Malone Reformatory for a perioi of five years. srABBaiG. John Mortimer, a midxle.aged man, was put for- ward, on remand, charged with stabbing a girl namied. Mabil-,i Bair, on sne 15th ...

... man named James Gordon was brought up in custody of Sub-Constable ?? with having assaulted a. woman named Rose Spence, in Grattan Street, on Wednesday, the 19th inst. Mr. Sheals prosecuted, and Messrs. Ward and M'Erlean appeared for the prisoner. The evidence ...

... month for the assault, and hued him 40s and costsL for the disorderly conduct. of 1.A\CENY OsF A WATCe. PC A young man named John Henry Spence was sil brought up) in custody, charged by Detective Con- | ye stable Cochrane with having stolen a gol watch ...

... Tullamore telegram states yesterday a man named Duffcy, residing in Clonadd, County Westmeath, was fired at and wounded in the arm. No arrests have been made. It is supposed Dulfey incurred unpopularity in certain quarters by assisting at an Emergency sale ...

... Bsle on a n charge of being ?? in John Street, and with having assaulted the cousplei-ant while ia the act C of taking him into custody, c 1 The constable saed that on Saturday evening C while he was on duty in John Street the prisoner t: came up shouting ...

... SUNK IN CARDIGAN BAY. BARIeVIOUTH, WEDNESDAY.-Mlluch excitement ,was created at Barmouth this morning by a report that the pleasure yacht belonging to Dr. ?? Lister, of Manchester, which left. Barmoutb Harbour yesterday morning, had sunk in Cardigan Bay, ...

... judglment ,was obtained against the owt-ner of the lands, John Stanley, solicitr, of Arrmagh, for X2,000. In 1866i Mr. Stanlev mortgaged thelants, which are situate in the eoulty Armiag7h, to the Meredyth Arm- strong. The judgment of IS48 had not becn re- registered ...