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FORCIBLE REMOVAL OF IRISH PAUPERS FROM ENGLAND

... AN0THER GLARING CASi OF hNJUSTIZOU L RrilcK, IoNlD.^,y EvFantae,.-Siloitlv after the busine1ss of the citv Police, court, hadl been gone throitlh this day, a mosrt heart-reilin' crast' was biou rit be- rfite twe -thalt Worshipful Henry Watson, mayor, at lthe Towsxn-liall. ConIstabile Z Coil city police, a most ?? oficer. whose duty it is to keep a reft u-i itf' the de partrre and arrival of' ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—YESTERDAY

... -S -I , S c f-j ?? ~ DI -Y Fs lcC .; JY~>nao^ , ?? 1[Ilafore Tt;olrss Vmraisi.T, 2-,~ 0otcC. ,Tamee S~colt was charged1 h) v sie7..e or wvith fnril-ios d III,!Sak~j iiiwt roa:,d b -e-v it' -fla ie br c- a.lii over tht log of one ot thiiu:n to,! ?? 'If ?? c leien ?? Ei.lf hI- assx i{~itell ;( il stfltbif,, s-:vric a tr;' decidltil jdi;psi.,r! ed , h -awsordlered, topa' a finec of 2s Cd an A ...

THE BELFAST PRESBYTERY

... THE BELFAST PRE-SDYIlERY. Tuirs Rem,-rend Court met vesterdav. in Mav Street Church, at cloven o &oclc. Dl. 31urhy, Moderator conducted religious exercises. The minutes of last meeting havinig been read, the Presbvtery proceeded to business. .XRatucrFF CONGREGsxTto.N A memorial havinvg been read from this cong-rega- tion, praying thrat steps should he forthwith takeni to have tile ?? Mr. ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—FRIDAY

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-FnTr.S. [Before the MAYox and TIOM.Is VERNSR, Esq.] DISOa)aRrMV CONDUCT. Constablo Orr preferred a charge against a man. naneld 2h/ornlas Ilurrol, far being disorderly in Wine- tavern Street, on the previous evening. Rose Ann W 1`Anuey also appeared and prosecuted the prisoner fovr kicking up a row at hler door, and de- claring his solemn and serious determination, to her ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—WEDNESDAY

... BELF'AST POLICL COURPTIVEVD'SID. [ Iofore the _IA Trorn. D I S 1 ?? C Z co U L C OIi O r. A. man namnetd .JuCn1es A, a/ieq was charged by Mr. Richard Waring, of York Street, with enterintg his shop, and giving him the ?? abusive andlsinting language, and exposing nis person in the presence of some lalies who wvere preselnt at thle time. r. SEIus appeared for the pri'sOcutiun, and stated that, ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—YESTERDAY

... BELPA*.ST POLICIE COIT-YESTFI1a,. L Befor. the MNlvnu, T. VxiwilumE, JixCI-altz, Esq., andI JAMEF.SIrNhlIt Eaq.) i1illioam Beatin wase brought up and charge-d by Sergeant.Doyle, of the rreruitling staff,w Nitti uirlisting at rapiconte28ho Ags last, fur tiE~ 38Lh Regiment, and then. deserting again on brig rorigjht to Ballast to be approved. Ilb subsequentily re-en- listed in url for thle .93rd ...

HOMICIDE.—CORONER'S INQUEST

... 1O.MICIDE-CORONER'S INQUEST. ON Saturdav last, an inquest wavs held at the railway station at Druinsough, by Alexander AMarkham, Esq., coroner, and a highly respectable jury, on the body of an inoffensive man named George -lannan, of that neighbourhood, who was deprived of his life by a man of violent and desperate character, of the name of Henry Storey, also of Hrho sainc neighbourhood, under ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—WEDNESDAY

... BELrAST POLICE COURT-WVI:nNEsDSAY. (before the S.sLYOR and Jonuq CL.trznE, Esq.J A DESMItTiR, eoarse M'GreXew, an Englishmaan, was brought up hy a ?? of one of the recruiting parties now in town, ofn charge If being a deserter frntn the 36th Reget. bf l sot. Thle prisoner said hl had never deserted, but he wvas now enlisted, and the sergeant had broughit the present charge against him because ...

CURIOUS CHARGE OF LIBEL

... CURIOUS CHARGE OF LIB3EL.; SYDNEV CENTRAL CEMINAL. COURT, APRIL 9. -lBefore Sir Aifred Sbephen, Chief Justice.i, LEdtvcrd- Jo/ca.- Ihcssksley. and IVWi/lel ?? were indicted.for that they, on the. 25th February published afalse, malicious, and -dlfamnaxory libel on Augustus Charles Lennox Fitz Roy, aide-decanmp to his Excellencv the Governior-General. ?? information set forth the libel as ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—WEDNESDAY

... BEIGJ AST PbLICE COURT-iElDsESDwY. ru~efone Tnoumi Vnz-,n, Eiq.J BraE tea Or cON'TRtACT Br S&iLors. Mr. 2':LEutr appeared to prosecute two sailors, named ThLosr TT-'Qicuoszon and Wmn. Stone, fot- a breach o9 contract, in having refused to) work in the vessel _R'Ethl of August. they had shipped in Glasgowv, en the t _'klr~Llth fie agLroemultA ?? that the VshouIld, roe- lye c-S 15s ear-h, ...

The Press

... 07fir 13rr,55. VT LE, DAUNTLE,,-SS-THEF PORTSMIOUTH' ('tothe Titolesfl IT is with felijin-s oif tint most 1)ainfulj ?? thajt we Juice to direct attentionl to ?? report of aL trial whlich rnaterialix' aaffects the eilzaraeteir of thle Egish nlavv. We are just fresh froml the mnfntaotss proeeigsi rthe siuter service. whlichl have dmoneh mlore to d~iseretilt the posicior of' offi ce~rs inl our ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—MONDAY

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-MON)Ay. LBeforo ?? MATOTI, J. VoiTrtR, FSf., ?? ST-i-vrviisDe Eyq., and J. Gu C la.on , Esil.1 Fe-linetjS 1)05 iyi(j. A mana named ffjiiqh ($nrr, licensed car d:river, wua chlrged wit] driving furiously oll ?? previosus oven- inr, in Ceorn Plarket, so) as to eoildanger the livys re parties ?? li5) aind (lown the strieet. T'io prisonril dzt(]l nothinii to say for bimself, ...