... M'LEAY-Gret is iu m my employment now. Greer knew Walker's ius- -'tomEra . I To Stir. O'RoKsE-I have not Walker's cus- tomers. John Allen was examined by Mr. O'Rostx. and stated that he was in Walker & Greer's employ- ment before the shop was closed. Before ...

... Ilis WORSEIP -When did this knocking up com. meuce ? 'Mr. SEEDS-In 167, according to this account which has been furnished. John H1 ealey, timne-clerk in York Street mill, was examined, and said he heard MirI Kennedy request the plaintiff to k-nock him ...

... articles hanging over his arm. He followed and arrested him. Mrs. Margaret Little identified the articles as the property of Mr. Rea. The BzNcu ordered the prisoner to go to jail for a three months. RAPRID DRIVING. O William John Cochrane was charged by ...

... George Murney, William L. Bell, Charles Gaussen, James Fleming, John Charlie, William Guthrie, William Bell, WVillias Lytle, Richard Baxter, William H. Patteir'on, John Armor, Robt. M'Bean, John Ell:ott, William Emerson, George Clotworthy, WVilliam Addieon ...

... showing cause agaist it would not commence to run until the 23rd October, no object could be gaiined by making that order now. ARM!oTRONS i. WILLIAMS. This was an action to recover the amount of a bill of exchange. Mr. SSEDS, for the defendant, moved for ...

... LARCR' Y OF CAzxPxNTRxS' TOOLS. William John Bonar was brought up in custody of Constable Sloane, charged with having stolen a number of tools, the property of workmen named William Mercer, John Kennedy, and John Laing. The prisoner was remanded till Saturday ...

... recovered jodgment for upwards of £5,000 for the conversion of a cargo of w-heat. j Cr. Mu-syoE (instrutcted by Messrs. Johns, I Hewsitt, & Johns) appeared for the assignees, who 1 filed a discharge to this claim, relying on a set-olf for £ 1,027, the amount ...

... ing the same to have been stolen. Mr. Sheals appeared oi behalf of Mr. Meenan, fishmonger; Mr. Mc'Lean, jun., appeared for John MI4ulvenly and Cunningham Wilson, two little boys, who were previously charged waith stealing I the fish; and Mr. Rea anid ...

... judglment ,was obtained against the owt-ner of the lands, John Stanley, solicitr, of Arrmagh, for X2,000. In 1866i Mr. Stanlev mortgaged thelants, which are situate in the eoulty Armiag7h, to the Meredyth Arm- strong. The judgment of IS48 had not becn re- registered ...

... fined in ?? and 05s costs for the assault on the constable. No rule was entered in the other charges. DRIVING OVER A COILD. John Dodds, a 'arman, was brought up in custody of Sub-Constable M'Garvoy, charged with having driven his horse and car over a ...

... Jclihi Cherry, Marcus Martin, James Shanmnon, Jamus Drounan, John Canning, James eoierest, James Irwin Douglas, John Loue.isery, Jamoes HiemphliU, IBeresford Ardbruckle, Joseph T'm'pson, John Connell, Rober, Douglas, Win. Ashe, Samuel Hunter, and Chat ...

... :-MeSSrs. John Tate (Chair- man), Win. Davidson, James Quaile, WVilliam La- celles, Gray Quaee, Charles Moore, James M'Mlechan, David M'Cutcheon, Edward M'Lester, FVim. Jennings, Robt. Martin, Henry Montgomery, Samuel Quaile, Wm. M'Creedy, John Lowry, Patk ...