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... summonses which were entered for hearing. .5- EXT.AORDI2ZARy CoDIDUCT OF FOLICESSE N. to John Wilson, publican, Pttur's ill, was charged n by dub Constable John Parr with disorderjy cmn- t, duct. ?? Mr. Coates prosecuted, and M1r. Sheals apleared Ir- ...
... next. THE CHARGE OF FENIANISM. John Cauningham was brought up on remand, charged with having administered an oath to William Torney, a private in the 55th Regiment, to the effect that he would be prepared to take up arms against her Majesty whenever be ...
... 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 ...
... had not concluded when this despatch was forwarded. Connsel for the plaintiff-,Mr. MWorris, Q.C, and Mr. Falkiner. For the ?? Arm- J strong, Mr. Dowse, Q.C., and Mr. Walter Boyd. COURT OF COMMiONT PLEAS. DonatE, MosnLy. ?? OUR SPMAroL MzPORTEn.] (Before ...
... penalty of 5s and ?? costs. John Bradley, Pottinger's Entry, was summoned by Constable IM'Manus for a like offence, on the 10th inst. The charge having been proved, the BENCH in- flicted a similar penalty. Hugh M'Lean, Grattan Street, was summoned by A ...
... January, at the hoar of eleven o'clock ; IL- SOLvE:rx.- Petition to be beard at BeIfast, on Wednesday. the 5th of January-John Ml'Grattan, of Belfast, in the County of Antrim, carpenter, builder, and spirit-dealer. L ROLLS COURT-Lo'Doi-, DECzBEnS:. [Before ...
... trader at Aug-hmulien, Co. ITyrone. ~'FMr. johns, director of the Belfast Bank, was ap-D pointed assignee. BELFAST RECORDER'S COURT. YESSTERDAY morning, at ten o'clock, tho business of this Court was resumed before JOHN HASTINGS OTwAY, Esq , Q C., Recorder ...
... 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 ...