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... week; Magnire replied that he lived in X~ex- ford, and only came to Dublin once a fortaight; Patton had also hid for the clth, and Maguire said to witness that Patton was a tailor and knew the value of the cloth, and it wocld be well for her to give another ...
... Dlstrict and the Dublin Dis-, Itrict of the lnstirate of Jour5 ists was held on Saturday inl the scorns, 4 College green. Dr G V Patton, IL I)V Fellow of the Institute, presided.. Thore were also present- flesars J B faIl, clairtianr of: the tish Astsociation ...
... CE -- YESTERDAY. QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION. Judge Barry sat to dispose of motions. THE Qu-EEN AT TEE PaosECIJTxo1 OF Tiroyss PATTON V. THE JISTMc.S OP DOCNEGa&.-Mr. M'Kenna (instructed by the Sulicitor for Inlsatd Rtevenue) applied for an extenjion of timae ...
... assignee. Mr. Eaton (Oldham and Eaton) proposed Mr. Patton, of Holywood; Belfast, as trade assignee. He stated that he represented creditors to the amountof £15,000. Judge Miller appointed Mr. Patton. Mr. Seeds, on the part of the assignees, briefly examined ...
... and five other tenants v Henry R Burke. do: John Butrerly v Redmond Carroll, John Aldey v the Earl of Hotlth, ELiza Patton , Scott Patton, Samael Patterson v Jazaes Patterson, Joseph O'Neill v Captain H C Cusic. Note.-AII dockoet of e.xparte applications ...
... 60th Rifles; William It. 4)rd, Royal Engineers, and F. ?? Chesney, Royal Artillery, to be (Gene- rals. MaIjor-Glenerals John Patton, Colonel of the 47th Regiment ; Sir Duncan Cameron, KOG B., colo. nel of the 42nd Highlanders; Sir Williata B. In. gilby, ...
... court discharged the prisoner, and to appear when called ujon to receive sentence. THE Mock- AucTIoN SYSTmM.-Alexander Patton, liza Patton (his wife), and Wm Mahon, who had been - admitted to bail, were called upon to appqar to take their trial on a charge ...
... election also. Mr. Justice Johnson granted a conditional order. IRISE CIVIL SRVIcE BuinnDm- Sooirr v hAS HzrFENaNa.-Mr. Arthur Patton (on behalf of the defendant) applied for an order releasing him I from Castlebar Jail, to which he had been com- mitted ? ...
... doeion of Mnr. A H Bases, resvisingfor North e Tyrone, who had disallowed the vote of James Patton. The questlod in the court below was as to whether John Patton, the father of James, who wrar the tenant of a farm, had created a new joi-t tenancy with his ...
... prisoner, instructed by Ur Fay, It sppeared that Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Patton lived in Le same house in Monaghan, and carried on the grocery and spirit trade, A decree was obti-med against Patton in June last, and the sheriff's officer proceeded to the house ...
... t of Mr. Lambert, veterinary surgeon; George Pepper, coachman; asxd George Suo vden, grooma, both in the employment of Dr Patton, Lunatic Asylum, Finglas, were put forward in custody of Inspec. tor Manly and Constable 60, of the D Division, charged with ...
... (instructed by Mr. Maxwell, Derry). I ad For the ?? Colquhoun, Q C, and )he Cooke (instructed by Messrs Reid, Derry). t JosEPH PATTON V TRE ExamPOeS' LIABIITiY rty AssuoA~cz Cosu'Anv.-This case dgme before ther Ml- Court on a new trial motion. The action was ...