... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in 40s and costs. Jane Wilson was fined in 40s and costs for shout- ing Derry walls. ' GAIIBLING IIS TIC STREET. John Patte son and John M'Lean were charged by Sub-Ionutable Burns with obstructing the thoroughfare in Gamble Street. The uomplainant stated ...

... L they otherwise would have done. The prisoner should go to jail for a month. BUSING MILITARY CLOTES. Isabella Harbison and John Wharton were brought up on remand, in custody of Sub-Constable Burke, charged with having purohaced a shirt and two pair of ...

... 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 ...

... offence in Grattan Street. ASSAULTS. Jnesnc Harper wvas charged by Sub-Constable Crawford writh lmeing lrusle and disorilerly. H e woe also citarged with assaulting a man named Edward Johnstoll. It appeared trhat the prisoner came up to John. stoll in ...

... Philip Majoribauks, Henry Thomas Walsh, Richard Perrin, Thomas Barrost, George Patrick- Daniel, Thomas Mathew3, John Wn. Q laio, John Grattan, ThorMas Csllanen, en1 Robert Brown. The ATTorNEr-GENEOAL, in stating the c0as, ex- plained 'he nature of the charge ...

... char..aed with having mia- liciously broken a table and chair and some delf in the house oi a girl named Liily Browe, in Grattan Street. The complainant deposed that the prisoner came into her honse under the intluence of drinl, and broke the articles ...

... ing a quantity of linen yarn, the property of John Elliott & Co., of Springfield Mill. Mr. Seeds prosecuted. Mr. Trotter, overlooker in the mill, stated that the prisoner was in the employment of Messrs. John E1liott & Co. as a weaver. On the previous day ...

... 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 ...

... :l, hut he w'.ls ilet in a ?? to relate i anything. ii altitioic to the p ,Ilihshedc despatches. Ali tflicr, of th ienry Grattan Circle, a fighting we: wi:1king orgds dotion, stateil last night that iliev could tel11:s nlu equip a full regiment for I ...