... crown and put on his trial. G Michael l!,urphy examined by Mr. French, Q. C.-lived Bi in Gangin in December last;' his father war In the house St with him about S or 9 o'clock at-night in that mouth_ people came to the house; the' frout door was open, after ...

... dr conil~sib.i.~g thn dci'iosition of the iquern fromr thre ic~p rihil c1%low ?? thet, Usite~d KingeLern, Or the 101 ii g of war agairmt litr Majpity, or the using of conitryi'ntt to cnqr.l-her to changle litlr, measures or coturiscis,, or the ovciawilig ...

... given in consideration of an advance by Simon Louis Lupton of £2,050, of £j950 advanced by him for an expedition to South Africa to in- quire into properly belonging to the compainy, on which the company might afterwards nego- tiate for the purchase of; ...

... parliamentary grant of 60,0001. which, as prize money, was to be distributed among the officers and crews of her Majesty's ships of war engaged in the celebrated bombard- ment of St. Jean d'Acre, and the various assaults on that coast, the same was awarded according ...

... as dividend). Ilis usual balance-was betweent 1o0l, and 2001. Mr. Bluzztrd ?? said he was staff surgeon during the Crimean war, and iiad had a large expirianceI i nbowel complaints. He had heard ithe medical evi, -denoe, and the descriptiou of the post ...

... exhlaustion, and when given a piece of hrea-,l h, tie. h U coured it with all the eagertnert of acuto hunnger. h Somene warm milk waR procured which ho drmakl with a -t avidity, and on old blanket having bleen liwrictrd a g he was taken off to the Meath HosPital ...

... side quite dead. Two magistrates gave the prisoner, Delahay, a most ex- cellent character; and it was admitted that they had a war- rant to execute against the deceased. After ten minutes' consultation, the jury returned a ver- dict of Not guilty. MEATH ...

... fixed. for Tuesday, the 26tb,. on the ground.that the principal witness, Mr Henry Walter .S.mith- would not arrive from -South Africa for- some, four or- five:. -weeks. . The plaintiff, who is truiste in bankruptey of Henry. Walte Smith, had brought the action ...

... Lordship granted the application. be.. Aitchesea v. Henry.-Mr. Beeley moved for oycd liberty to plead several defences. The action war gen- one of trespass on a several fishery on the Kylerane for. lakes and the Downs River, county of Galway, on not which the ...

... Commissioner-We really cannot go into tbe question of the gentleman's military rank; we cannot be expected to go to the Spanish war-office to ascertain the point (a laugh). Let us come at once to the business of the case. Mr. Dwyer-When the insolvent charged ...

... were taking to frustrate such intentions. The Government were credited wit the extraordinary proceeding of sending a ship of ,war into the Channel to intercept the Athdnian, take O'Donnell off, and land him at such a port as would be the last to occur to ...

... as it seemed to bear upon its lace. It was written in reply to an application rbr aid such as persons imprisoned under the war- rants of the Ciiief Secretary were receiving from tee ibodv of which the ladv examined was a mem- ber. So that letter goes ...