... CHRISTM AS IN' THE POLICE BARRACKS. Christmas is supposed to afford a period of rest as well as enjoyment to al who are engaged in active pursuits, bnt the policeman is a noted ex- ception to the rule. 1;: this respect he resembles| ha poAnian, the tramway ...

... CHRISTMAS BU'RGLARY t TALBOT STRELT, V -, -.4-w .. . 1 , - Yest-erday. alt the > 'lrt---- bpfore Mr Carton, Q C, i&-i M ?? nO fixed residence, as' ?? : , &. OtOnnor 1105 C! waith beil! the shop of MJr Denrm tt ' 4 street. otn Christmas rnointr.. ; ...

... CHRISTMAS DAY IN A LONDON PRISON. I -1 -n l - ._ .. - . , ,1 I . . While Christmas is at high tide (says a Tele- graph correspondent) so ?? prevalent is the system of human reconcliation, through the agency of the wine merchant and the cook in the kitchen ...

... port of Dublin pn the 21st of December the consignees had five running I days, Suindayi encepted, to unload tlhe cargo. Christmas Day and St Steohen's Day inter- Vened, and the consignee being unable, owing to the custom of tht part, to get men th work ...

... Last night Mr John Malone; Coroner, held an inquest on the remains of two respectable wo- men who met a horrible death on Christmas morning at Dungate by burning, one being to- tally burned beyond recognition, and the fea- tures of the other being just ...

... tha voaaul. the nine the vaaaal arrivoj in Dublin thore were aix •'running available for tba o! thai cargo. thane six days Christmas l>»» ana ot bttpkuu'g Ihiy occurred, and the churned that tbay ahould not ,i. ou other hand, contended that the defendant* ...

... (Before Mr. O'Donel.) ASSAULT BY A WiFE-Peter Monahan, a middle- aged mran, charged his wife with having assaulted him on Christmas eve, He deposed that she was continually drunk, and on the evening in ques- tion she was intoxicated and struck him several ...

... corn- 3itted a serious assault on Bernard Caesidy, Britain lane. The prosecutor, whose head was bamdaged, deposed that on Christmas evening he west into the licensed house, 18 Aungier street Tbh defendant was drinking at the counter with- aome more men ...

... successfully, by w*ich he meant ehe drank every time she could get it. On Christmas Eve the prisoner caine to Lis house to rsk him and his wife to spend a happy Christmas with hirnselif and his wife. and the dis- pute began by a remark moade by the ...

... surrounding the' '&ath fe tse fairbet Jobt !'Paland, who diea from Ute effects of injuries received during a dispute on Christmas Day. Mr -J H E Moote, solicitor; Newry, appeared for the hexitof-kiM of the. deceased; aeid -Mr. Cor, solicitor, t0ro smaglen ...

... Western Railway on Christmas Eve. James Reilly, 16 Newmarket, deposed that he was in the same employment as deceased, that of Mr. Walis, JBachelor's-walk. Deceased and witness were shunting railway wagons at Spencer Dock on Christmas Eve. Witness was leading ...

... of giving drink as a Christmas hox, would give a suall sum, of money. He would discharge the piisoner with a caution. WIFE-SEATTNI:.-A nman named James Quinn, Ross-lane, was brought tip in cus;tody, charged with having on Christmas Day assaulted his wife ...