... ker, Dysart; John J Kelly, Maryborough: Bienjamin Hewitt, Knockfinne; MI Quaney, Grangebeg: J Millem, Tunduff; MI .Leig:, Beaylabane Lower; M1i Lawler, M3nny Lower; Jas Moore, Ballybide; Wmi Brennm', Joe -'Mallon. Wallyroan; Jas :ea. John Mlabony. Ballybeg; ...

... 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 ...

... order referring the case to the Master to take an account. THa CIVIC CELEBRITIMS. a .Sir i'rn. Carroll v. Miczael Angelo Hayes; John Carroll v. Same.-Mr. Heron, QC., on behalf of de- fo fendant in both casesmoved fora [conditional order for be a new trial ...

... action on a covenant for reot twsopglt Ty 'p e assignee of the reversion against the ?? of the original lessee. l 1852 Mr. John Ormsby Orme made a lease of the lands of Curradish, county of Mayo, to Henry lVille, the fakher of the defendant. Henry Ivills ...

... the i society ? e Yes? Well, I think that's the way I went t home. 1 Supposing you crossed Grattan Bridge, where I tdid you go to then? Well, if I crossed Grattan Bridge I would have taken the most direct way I home. Did you go from Abbey-street home in ...

... Morris anda City Common al Jury.) in M'Parland v. Belfast and Northern Counties Rail- el way Company.de This was an action by John M'Parland, id cattle dealer, of Cashel, county Armagh, against je the belfast and Northern Railway Company to re. a cover damages ...

... Tohn Ingram noal) .lohn Lee James Milto Purhle William Andersen Edward JnmeN Cupiage Itichard IFowler John ]i'h(later James IP. Hathricgton and John Kelly .fobn Croathwaiuo Thomas L. Austin The Attorrney General was about to state the cage when Mr. licern ...

... peculiar mode of preparing wbiskey, the result of which was known as I, L L whiskey, was invented by a former moemberof the arm which ha represented, and that there was a secret coanected with thle mode Of prepeaatosi itn ijuest on kept carefully coscealed ...

... ROYAL MR. PARNELL ON THE TREATMENT OF COERCION PRITSONERS. TEE I LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN ON i IRELAND A NATION. SPEECH OF MR. JOHN DILLON. A GIFT OF! £2,000 FROM AMERICA. The banquet given by Mr. Parnell to the minem- hers of the Irish Party In honour of ...

... 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 ...

... - Robert Howard Wisdom George Patrick Daniel Edwvard aceogliegan Thomas Matthews Philip Majoelbaliks John WiM= quale 11enry Thomas Wal1sh Joh1' Grattan Rhichard Perrin Thomas Callaghan, and Thomas Barrett Robert Moore. While the challenges dere being recorded ...

... were prominently Frederick Lucas, Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, and John B. Dillon (father of the present member of Parliament), and in the North Rer Dr M-Knight, of the Banner, and Rev. John Rogers, subsequently Moderator of the General Assembly. But not ...