... for too members of the Grattan family, of whom there were present— Laura Grattan, widow of Henry Grattan's eldest son; Lady Esrnonde, Mrs. Grattan Bellew and Mrs. Edmund Dease, Henry Grattan’s granddaughters; Sir Henry ...

... company with Mr. Grattan. He found oar and harness the yard, and they were identified by Mr. Grattan. then arrested him, and cautioned him. M‘Cooker said would tell all about it. He said purchased oar and haroeui from Thomas Reevy, Mr. Grattan’s ooachmsn. ...

... ohnston was ordered to stand aside. nOHTINC. John 801 l was charged by Sab-Conatable Farrelly with tigbtmj; in Peter’s Hill. Tbe lined 'JO* and costs, or fourteen days’ imprisonment. John Fox, James Fox, John Clarke, sod Francis Donagby were charged by ...

... now go and join his corps. An old man named John Robertson was brought up in custody of Acting-Constable Eustace, charged by a woman named Mary Irwin with having dangerously assaulted her in a house in Grattan Street, on the previous night. The constable ...

... husband. Sir John, to whom it was left bia first wife, Lady Mary Mordauot The vases, ...

... Coulter appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Harper for the prisoner. The complainant he lived Grattan Street. On Saturday night he ataading at the corner of Grattan Street and Talbot Street, when the prisoner came up to him and asked him if be knew where ...

... Keys, Springfield, Glenavy, CHAPMAN-ALLEN-April2s, John'e Church, Malone, by the Rev. B. N. White, Hugh Allen, fourth eon of Mr. John Chapman, Itallynafeigh, Anne, youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Allen, Upper Malone. GRAY—JKLLIB—ApriI 27, at Dromere ...

... defendant. The cs*-i was dtsraused. John Markin, leer-dealer, Divis Street, was summoned Constable Gilmore for harbonring persons on bis premises for tho purpose of drinking, on the mat, Mr. >boals for the defence. John Do.-gao, spirit-grooer, Ballymvsarrelt ...

... PRESERVATION ACT FOR HAVING ARM* WITHOUT LICENCE. James Smith. 142, York Street, was summoned by Constable Drowt for having in bis possession two guns, three swords, and one bullet-mould. The prisecutioa in this, and the following arms’ cases, was conducted ...

... chemist* and Perfumer*. Depot, 206, High Hoi bora, London. Amenta Ic Belfast: —Messrs. T. J. Cantrell, Apothecary and Chemist; Grattan A Co.; A Chapman? Bad] A On.; and Wm. Rakln A Co. Slid by J. Hillock, Cbwmiat. Ao . Armagh. Zaroxi’s Fr.riD. and Gentlemen ...

... violently assaulted one John Macklin by biting a portion of skin off his forehead. Mr. Coulter prosecuted. Macklin said ho was a bargeman. the previous evemng about nine oclock he was in the house of a woman named Savage in Grattan Stieet. The prisoner commenced ...

... Cetera] Hospital, Constable John Haile gave milsr evidence. Sob-Constable was called by M*. Harper, and proved that caw the John ...