... then sworn as a Mark-et JulyY:-John Gaffikin, Felix Kelly, Patrick Falloon, John MLanughlin, Joseph M'Cullougli, Salil. Herdman, Thomas MIGrath, Itobert Clemients, John Dickie, William Ware, James MI'Cullough, and John Graham. HisWoRSHIP-.-Gentlemrn of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the arched recess,, ar fifteen shilcds sis- ipenled - the arms painted helraldically, and in chronological order, of the various Speaksers of the Irish H-Iouse of ComIImons, comrencing with Sir John Davis, tile first Snealker ill tile -Parliamcnt of James ...

... 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 ...

... ] CARRYING ARG5 IN A PROCLAIMED DISTRICT, James Byers, Hillsborough, was brought up in custody, charged with having carried arms in the pro- claimed district of Belfast. The prisoner said he was a servant, and that the gun found in his possession was his ...

... the bead, a To be imprisoned two months. 0 DlSOnnRDLY AND USINO PAnTY ExPirESSION. 5 William John Quinn was fined in 10s and costs .- for bein drunk in Grattan Street, and using party 5 expressions. Y George Burleigh was charged with having com- f mitted ...

... career of the into Daniel O'Connell, are omitted to solely owingjto theexigenciea of our space. The oft- out opinion of Dr. Grattan on the subject of the Inquiry will be regarded as peculiarly valuable, ?? owing to the fact that he is e Protestant of what ...

... police should be armed onlyT with batons for general purposes. 1f they are not .then sufficient to put down riots, I would CAl out the constabulary to assist. If you could get ?? coustabnl~ry I think the town police should not bearmedl. Armed men are useless ...

... 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 ...

... present in |prison. The case was postponed for a month. PARTY EXPRESSIONS. John Craig was charged with being drunk and using party expressions. Finled 40s and costs. UNSoUND PROVIIONs. John Johnston, provision dealer, Corporatiioa Street, was summoned by Mr ...

... jury: ,a -Ricbard Perrin, foreman; Richard Downing, John Doyle, Ambrose Nugent, Thomas Mathews, Richard h Wm. O'Callaghan, John Edinundson, John Kelly, 3 John Grattan, Robert Greene, John Coglan, and ...