... f10s; James Gi~seo, Ese., Q.C., £2; Messnr. hneirak Bacon and Son, 10s; Colonel ,Weae,- Cotiitnsiedirig- R.E., £1 is: Colonel Claude Alexander, 3M.f, £2 2-s ; Mit. Doniville, £1 , John M'OoifenSlk, r-U4.' S £1; Mascs. Ledwidge and Son, £1. The governors ...

... Brumnwick-street ; Bohemian glass card plate, 3s, Iiss M 'Millen, 62 Upper Leeson- itrcet; Vieuna chinab card plate, 2Ls, M1iss MI'Mullen, 62 Upper Leeson-street; large steel engraving, 'Is, Mr Gilbert, 4 Nelsou-strect; Bohlemian centie tablel vase, £25s, Mr Murphy ...

... same defences which had been allowed to those defendants in the case already disposed of. The application was granted. Robert Mullen v. Foster Gteen.-Mr. Carton, for defendant, sought to sot aside the summons and plaint in this case as embarrassing. The ac- ...

... Brennan deposed he held 16a 2 llp at a rent of £17 lOs. the valuation beitng £1O 5s. The former rent had been £12 9s 4d. Michael Mullen deposed he held I0a Or 6p at a rent of 412 lOa, the valuation being £6 15s. He had held under a lease fromn 28th March. 1S54 ...

... Johnstone is down. M Mr. Rea-Well, C is not Cornwall (laughter). Put down Cornwall, as the C might be mistaken for Claude (laughter). (To Witness)- Now about what age are ,you? I am in mv thirty-second year, I think. ,.I presume you are not unfortunate ...