... MEDAL TO DR. PATTON, TAYDRAOEE. A MEETING has been held in the Grand Jury-room, Armagh, ithe presentation of the Royal Humane Society' edal to Dr. Patton, of Tandragee- J. ELLISON MACARTNEY, Esq., High-Sheriff, in the chair. Alexander Patton, Esq., 1. D ...

... evidence on both sides, His HONOUR dismissed the case on the merits. B11ANAGH V. PATTON. This was an action by John Branagh, desher. Lombard Street, Belfast, against Elizaberh Patton, 220, Orumnlin Road, flosher, to recover the sum of £7 6s 1 Od, balance of ...

... remain on. MNr. Patton had given satisfactory evidence on thu previous day. M~r. Drsarx-W1I} e had Patton up here at the previouls revision, and uypon the man's owvnevidence your wvorship struck him out. M~r. BArrEn-It was not on Patton's evidence, but ...

... Kennedy stated that Patton' had been admitted to the Union Hospital en the 19th March. whete he remained until the 16th July. Patton's leg was broken, and he had a cut below one of his eves. ockington stated that on the night in question Patton had conie out ...

... SJESSIONS. YESTERDAY, at this court at Armagh, before Mr. W. H. KISBEY, Q.O., County Court Judge for Armagh and Louth, George Patton. William MkIlnaney, and James Garret were indicted for forming part of an unlawful assem bly, and creating a riot, at Killylea ...

... crombie with having violently assaulted William Patton. Abercromble stated that on Saturday evening he was called on to go to the house of William Patton, Strand Street. On going inside he observed Patton, who was in bed, bleeding from a serious wound ...

... was done at the request of the Rev. Alexander Patton, the pastor. Mr. Thompson went for the purpose of taking part in the devotions, and had no idea of going there to disturb the meeting. Ilev. Mr. Patton gave out a piralm, aind Mr. Tonirpson, as was ...

... TyIvnte, Mi., I prelading-Wna111. Patton, Jas. M1S'.trlee, Francis Cairnis, ?? Devinc, and Patrick Teine, a1l -Nationalists, Sion Mills, were charged with riot ai Sion Mills onl thQ 12th ult. Win. Houston, Thonias Patton, Robert MK'night, Robt. Adams, and ...

... the opening of the case, Mr. O'Donnell read the informations of John Patton and Ellen Patton. h After they had heard them, Mr. O'Donnell asked them if they were right. I Ellen Patton said here was right, but she thought S she did not swear the last part ...

... M'Cann w as brought up in custody charged with assaulting a mau named WNilliam Patton. Snb.Luspector Gardner appeared for the prosecu. tion, and Mr. M'Erlean for the defence. Patton said that the prisouer and lie had each bought a horse on Saturday evening ...

... neck; witne's pushed back Patton siearly to his (witness's) mother's door;, there was a candle burn- ing there; saw an instrument in Patton's hand then; it appeared to be between two and three inches long; imme- diately knocked Patton down, then retired into ...

... on John Patton on 19th March. Mr. M'Erlean de- fended Lockington. It appeared from the evi- dence that on the day in question Lockington went up to Patton and asked him if he was going to fight. He replied no, and Lockington then struck Patton on the left ...