... to call a special y meeting to consider the matter. On the question e of when the meeting should be held, let theI report speak-; ; . The Secretary said that a special meetinag i could not be held before Friday, as it required e two clear days' notice ...

... Cross-examined-Witness was the person to whom the comp.aint should be made. Witness had been quiet and respectful -when speaking to witness. The head-constable seemed displeased. Constable Fisher deposed to having been sent for Mitchell. Oonstcable Gaffne- ...

... order on page 85 of the General Regula- tions referred to above i; as follows,:- Police on duty are strictly forbidden to speak or gossip w-ith esach other or with any per- sons, especially female servants, at houses on their beats. The police autljoritiej ...

... subsequently also on MI Lasics. Several members uttered protests against the allegations of the Public Plaecutor, tac3 M Bernard, speaking for the second time, ve- hem-ntly upbraided M Manis. The temporary suspension of U Bernard was votel by a large majority ...

... aere stand- ing at. the door of tae Orange JHall, Ham ltcn Road, and when the Orangemen camne out she Sew 1-nEily G'ilmore speaking to Andy NelsonL. After Nelson Icft by the brake for Grootnrport deceased crame home with witness and ha- a cup of tea. - ...

... mnight and 'Went in. I was speaking to her after she left tlae statios. She told me it was Brid- 3 get C~annon that was drowned. She never ,told me that Constable Flower was in her com-' . pa3y on the 23rd, end I was not speaking to . her w~ith Sean Banally ...

... recogniseit the accused, aundhe after- I wards tocld his name. Diuring the time the tw o men were in winede shop he heard Burton speak of Long Stone, or Long Stone Street. At the wor-khouse the prevxous day he h-ad seen the de- ceased, Burton. nad obser-ved ...

... Merchants' Quav Ward can now boast of two tablets out i of four in the city. MT John Dillon. M P. |has been invited to attend and speak, alo, Mr Wm Field. M P. as member for the divi- sion. Thiere is not need of sefidiing lebters to the Alderman or the TC's of ...

... a native of Scotland, charged Mary Hamilton *ith having stolen three sove- reigns from him. He deposed that while he was speaking to her in Mabbot street on Morn- day night she took the monev from his vest pocket and ran off with it. She was arrested ...

... Gaelic scholar should compile and put in book form a number of the phrases most common in use in everyday life in the English- speaking districts with the corresponding Irish phrase. and.that he highly approved of the idea, believing that such a book, with ...

... that he w'a-s standing at the canal bank abont fiftv yards from where the street preachers were. He,saw the prisoner Hanly speaking to a, aonstable there. He then came over to witness and said lie would compel bins to remove the streek preachers for being ...

... urban total, 559 ; aned. Portrush rural, 203. As mnost of the cdaims were sustainerl in these strongholds of the union, it speaks well for the time, attention, and trouble given to the cause by the resaective ngenta and officials of the drstrtct. Mr. Miller ...