... utterly unable to do so. A fine of and coats was imposed in each case. Rose Ann Snonoe, 3d and 41, Grattan Street, was snmmonoa the suit of Acting-Constable John Wood, for selling porter and spirits without a license. Mr. M'Lean prosecuted, and Messrs. Sheals ...

... other members present were— Messrs. James Colligan, R. J. M'Connell, Wm. Boss, Robert Corty, William M'Cammond, 3.P.; John Forsythe, John Laird, and Christopher Ptesbo. The Secretary (Mr. M'Neill) having read the minutes of last meeting, they were adopted ...

... so easily relieved.—Yours truly, JOHN MILFORD. «sts and others can have their supplies wholesale agents, . FRED. LEWIS * CO., City Soap Works—Fleet street, Dublin; CLARKE & M'MULLAN, Victoria Street. Sold by GRATTAN A CO., Medical Hall, Plough Buildings; ...

... THE NEVER-FAILING INDIAN LOTION. SIMPLE, BAEE, AND EFFECTUAL CUBE FOR RHEUMATIC PAINS IN THE BACK, LEGS, AND ARMS. This important remedy supplies a want long hit by those suffering from Rheumatism aud Lumbago. It has been a considerable time hoiora the ...

... Brass Window Fittings, Uprights, Arms, &c., cold cheap. The entire Stock will be sold without reserve. THE PARIS BAZAAR, 21, DONEGALL STREET. N.B.—Alterations will commence in weeks. 10082 DYEING AND CLEANING. JOHN T, 14, ABTHUK STREET, BEGS to inform ...

... Belfast. 8173 BOTTLED ALE always in splendid condition, at the Donegall Arms, 96, Donegall Street. AETIFICIAL EYES (HUMAN). A LARGE assortment of the above always stock. GRATTAN & CO., Plough Buildings, Corn Market, Belfast. ARTIFICIAL Teeth from 3s; ...

... WliitMbtoy and wm» atuodad with > gramt mmmn raooew. The (he pez^eelen;— For belonging to Hoomwmrd Bound (John U'Fed); Chief (Joeeph Cerr); 3, Muyflowor (John Corrigeo). Open tailing roe for open half-Anted howto owned between Belfast end Whitehead, end drawing ...

... stated that on Sunday morning he saw Sandys dancing with woman in the street. requested him go away, but he would not, pot his arm round the witness's neck and attempted to dance with him. Browne then got up lamppost and roaa something from a newspaper as ...

... originated Mr. Daly, and led to the usual denunciation of tho Irish Chief Secretary by the Parnellite members. In reply to Lord John Manners, who asked if the Government proposed to accept as basis for a French commercial treaty a system specified duties, ...

... V'Bneas tva started sbont, &nd, Inokiug round, pawDaypy’s arm onia pled in the roller % The wr«? etopord instantly, and esld pulling seme fl.;x of! one the i when his arm polled in. Too arm was loro rff the Other evidence wap piven to show that tbs was ...

... noe fell (rot* hi* grasp and split apart the walk. In spasmodic effort save the rice, a pound of coffee lost it* hold on hia arm, and it waa soon mingling with rice and the rain; then the umbrella lipped over and knocked ofl hia hat, and in spasm of be ...

... ” In this language, the Grand Duke has been only true to the old text. It has i always been for God and Christianity” that arms were originally taken, but it remains be seen whether the Christians of the East will have much for which to thank their 1 ...