... waistcoat on the bedin which witness found the stamps identified by Mr. Madder; heard the prisoner several times ask Mn. Madder not to charge him. In reply to the bench, Mr. Madder said there were several complaints of letters not being de livered in the ...

... a sudden impulse he appropriated it. Und'er the circumstances he asked his lordship to deal lightly with him. Allan George Madder, Confidential Inquiry Department, Post Office, Dublin, said test let- ters had been sent through Mallow Post Office at intervals ...

... Corcoran, 219 and 30 Sir John Roger. eccu'iliay, corn nernihant. 12. Wc'illiicli Hopk!ins, I Lower Sacktilleostroa 13. Joseph Maddere, 17 Leinstor-streeb, fruiterer. 14. Thlomns Dunne, 95 North-wall-quay, grocer. 15. Ewvard Hurse, 152 Capel-etreet, grocer ...

... which was made in favour of Mr Penrose, Oontosted the ground that when the tootator waa labouring under the delusion that Mrs Madder was in a conspiracy with certain people tk» name of Donovan to murder him by administering poison to him in the shape of human ...

... 'Thonas Galbraith, jan, d.eceased; in thr geads of Bernasd Grant, deceasetd; in the goos of Robert Itamusay, deceased; Dyrne v Farrell. Matrn on Notide- M8 Madder v Perrore, Ro:nesy v Lanitry, sanre v causeI l satic v same, seane v same. Coorn OF5 ADMPIlALfl ...

... rJ'Laugnlin; Stepney v Orokcr. LAND JUDGES. (Before the Rigbt Hon Justice Monroe, at 11 o'clock.) In Rev Loftus. In Court—Robert llaiusay, final schedule; M Fitipatrick and others, final schedule; Regan and others, final schedule; executor J D Meldon ...

... ie printing the muslins and calicoes certain materials of dye ni stuff are, and must be necessarily used-such as indigo, p madder, and other ingredients-and that in the progress of printing and dyeing the linens it becomes necessary to wash e' them in ...

... Turner, Esq, R 24. a woma named Mary Maloay, of Ballyfermoyle (county Resa-ommea), was prosecuted at the suit ef Mr. A S Madders, D I, for having a auantity of illicit spirits in her possession on the l6th ult. Ser- geant Hope, of Leitrim, proved to the ...

... Christian, Q.C., and Mr. Close, resisted the petition on the part of the assignees. MI1r. Brewster, Q.C., appeared for Mr. Robert Gray, who is involved in the case. Mr. Napier, Q.C., having replied on behalf of the petitoner, Mr. Semple, The Lord Chancellor ...

... H. Shirley, Faq, High Sheriff:-- lE. P. Shirley (foreman), Edward Wm Luess, Robert C. L. Trench, Wm D Anlketell, James Hamilton, and Alex Murray, Esqrs. Captain J Coate, Robert Lamb. Edward Bicbardson, John Lentaigne, W J U Meutray. William Benderson, ...

... MAIfES-TBIS DAY. (From OMte Legal Wiary3 H 51 COURT OF APPEAL IN IRELAND- For ?? of Pu refoy Poe, trustee and ezecutcr of Robert Owen, decesed, ovwner and petitioner, Laud Judge, owner's appaalpart beard; sarue, tenjants apremd; Johnston, landlord; Courtnay ...

... subject to taxation. Messrs George Wright, Q C, and William Moor (instructed by the plaintiff), appeared for the plaintiff I Mr. Robert Doyle (instructed by Mr. W F Webb) appeared for two of the defendants, and the th-ee other defendants appeared in person. ...