... M'Bride, William Dixon, John Dunlop. Robert Kildea, John Nelson, A M4. Bradshaw, James H. Thornton, James Bing- han, John S. Brolly, Robert Keith, Thomas ?? Coll, TWomas J. Love, Joseph W. Marshall, Henry E. Burns, David Otewart, and John Skinner. The circular ...

... charge against Sally Kane, and Lizzie Kane summoned John Dooris for using language provocative of a breach of the peace towards her. Mr. Warke ap- peared for John and Lizzie Kane, and Mr. O'Kane for John Dooris and Sally Kane. The trespass cases were dismissed ...

... any . mental disquietude. He thought he ws r abeher man. He had been complaining of his heart for t about twelve minths. a John Mallon dtsposed that he was employed as t boots in the Linenliall Hotel, where dec easa.d had f beenstopping, On Friday night ...

... medical testimony. DUNGANNON COAL Fuiau.-A meeting was held in the Northland Arms Hotel, Dungannon, to in- auzurate a coal fund for the relief of the deserving poor. Mr. John A. Quinn, solicitor, presided. It was decided toopen a subscription list at once ...

... Greeves. and Dr. Smnith attending the deceased. Be D was undressed. The right arm was absent from I below the elbow, and the bones were protruding u and jagged. T'he tpper right arm vwas lacerated i and his right side bruised. The right leg was ab- a sent ...

... and W. P. Ball (in- t structed by Mr. B. N. Johnson, Crown Selicitor). s For the vacased-Messrs. James H. Campbell, s Q.C.; John Gordon, QC.; and James Chambers I (instructed by Mr. T. B. Wallace, Banbridge). s The Attorney-General, addressing his Lordship ...