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... . CUSTODY COURT.—Yesterday. Before Mr. Ne.wton Brady, R.M. Mr. A, J. Lewis prosecuted. Alleged Assault. A man named James Hardy was charged by Constable John M'Govern * with assaulting Catherine Bradley and Henry Kano the evening of the Ist inst. in Short ...

... 191#. BELFAST POLICE COURTS. custody. (Before Mr. A. Brady, E.5t.) TWO IN HOSPITAL. Constable John charged a man named James Hardy with assault upon Catherine Bradley and Henry Kane, m Short | Strand, the evening the let inst. The accused was remanded till ...

... Williara Fare i. Louw F. ‘VBrien, John Clearer, William Strain, John M'Brido. Frederick H. Shaw, Thomas M'Alister, Major Frederick H. Crawford, Savile C. Hardy ; Robert J.P. Staart C. Kelly, Arthur W. Stevenson, Hugh R. Roas. Tho meeting then terminated ...

... K. Smith. John Sinclair, Thomas F. Shillingten, J.P.; W. H. M'Laughlin. J.P.; Wm. Faren, Louis F. O’Brien, John Cleaver, William Strain, John M’Bride, Frcdk. H. Shaw, Thomas M'Alister, Major Fredk. H. Crawford Savile, C.- Hardy, Robert J.P.; Stuart C. ...

... O’Brien. John K. Smith, John Sinclair, Thomas F. Shillinglon. J.P.; W. H, WLacghlin. J.P.; Faren. Louie F. O'Brien. John Cleaver, Wm. Strain. John M’Bride. Frederick H. Shaw. Thos. Major Frederick H. Crawford, C. Hardy, Gageby, J.P.; Stuart C. Kelly, Arthur ...

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... spare much of his time to attend in Parliament, and return Mr. Kerr-Smiley, who had no axe to grind. (Loud applause.) Rev. Thomas Thompson, Glendermott, in the course of an able speech said the question which swallowed every other question was that of ...

... Martin, A. M*C3ay, A, L. Campbell. T. Andrews, Thomas Montgomery. Glynn, A. M'Cleary, - W. M’Creary, John ; ght. George Hopper, R. 6. Thompson, T. H. Reown, J. Shaw, Adam Stewart, A. Hardy, J. Ingram, Thomas Beatty, and C, MDennott (secretary). The Report ...

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