... John Furey, jnn., ws-a brought uip en remand, chiarre~d with havitig violently asi- ?? ids father atv their house. 7, Orchard Row, on m'lie Ingont of the 23rd Deoember, a-no put the olil atan s life in jeopardy. It appeared thatcthe injured i-tan, who heal ...

... hand anld put it into his pocket. Patrick eted u s-uric to give evidence on behalf of Mrs CallaghLan. depose.l that he saw the row but did. crt a-e \Itn Callaghan. strike Bannon. Hae had a s:ick in Its hard but duint strike tannir, ?? had a revolver in his ...

... youthful popolation. n Ta-,a Presidfevt annd co~wnaitt ...

... orth Street, anrl with1 an agar f vated assault on | one of tbe assistants,nnmf ICahe. The ac- cused, it appeared. got into a row aish ancother s'an, ahose liqno lie had dronk. UTwo of .he sistants -lnt to reaeove him, ant ie a I, ta -ke lti h. Cabe, kncckinn ...

... studious intorest waich pervades hie whole of this grreat apartment cannot fail to strike the most eare-less observer. The og row-s OL sisle-rinz, mniles Uppon miles of ii. fill'ed with lhe ,500.00- volumes that. tihe ibn-rv now boasts, are a never- | faiing ...

... , was charged by Detective-officers Molon-- and Smith, with stealing from the regtlurant owned by Mrs Inglis,- in Westland row, a silver-plated cru-t stand. It appeared that the woman jawned the article in Mrs Cummins's Pawn Office, Dominick street. She ...

... being allowed. George Meagher was charged whhl nhving at- tempted to pe~rsonaite Roebrt Hterbert, of 2 Shaw villas, at Weitited row Poling Stiontansr the election of couteill'or for Maze Trinity Wr Prisdnbr stat retorted for trial to the hexst Corn en ussioz ...

... riontius. Ain I-i Crux'y sit 'nc~it - t`% u UH, en~n t-oxsed S-`nre it ef~die. Joen.. - a itract, midl4sm. Msiai n, Collins -Ro-w, for hex int !4,a1 ci~-d. e (miei ono sir'lla, h17 to. Mris ,d rt--l oia-tI- he lon 4z iir-iej feo'icJ. ?? Goorw ' iti act ...

... counc:l sc-ce--edu a leu cer frcl-n U, Locial (los-ce-nmert t' as -r. r -ferrin; ts- thre d12ce- tire~ state of the ses oa-f the row' n, and.'' qnlcsti'tg tall thc-r should- cake ihat matter tinto cansd riiants -eon 4v' pose-ti-. - twc t' ar-ds agre-ad that ...

... Motion--Campbell v Call. Motions on Notice-Hollywood and Donnelly v Rey- nolds; Hau4h v Dooley; O'Brien v O'Connell; Cahi'l v Rowe; Commissioners of Public Works v Cullen. QkEEN'S BENCH DIVISTCYr-1-N BANK- RUPTCY-The Hon Mr Justice Boyd--li o'clock-Arrangements ...

... thtree children, who sce now iunates of the North Dubha Workhouse. A MAN'S ATTACK ON HIS WTIFE. Patrick Nolan, labourer; New Row, was pro- secured for having committed a violent assault I on his wife the previous evenin.' IHe caught her as stated in the ...

... required to attend this morning in.Nisi Prins No 2 at 11 o'clock. TIe unsworn City Common Jurors need not attend until to-mor- row (Friday). Before the lion Mbr Justice Kenny---In Nisi Prius Court No 1-lI o'clock- Countty Appeals--Fitzsimmons, applt, v Fitz- ...