... year* in this couutry. Became acquainted with the prisoners about a ve.'ir ago.——Wo* in public house along with Burke on Hallowe’en day Nobody else was with them. Burke told witness to down to tee the shot had got, that was going take the doctor that there ...

... Cross-examined by Mr. Co ret— -Is about 30 ; may be 33, but docs not know if she ii more; the occurrence took place month before Hallowe’en; taid at first the did not recollect the day tho week, hot afterwards corrected bereelf by naming Sunday ; it happened in ...

... and, believe, bouse-bre.king. They had rapped at door, boys in the country are ia the habit of doing at the approach of Hallowe'en. They should have been punished on the spot, when the complaint was laid before the Magistrates. The case was referred the ...

... violence. By a Juror. Knew Rooney before— did not see him there. Walsh, examined by Mr. Napier. —Lives in Clonesremembers Hallowe’en evening—saw Gregg in Ihos. Walsh s public-house on this evening—Catharine M‘Donnell came into the room where he was drinking ...

... stiff—the prisoner William Gregg struck him with stick—had no quarrel with Gregg before. Cross-examined by Mr. Wright.—lt was a Hallowe’en n joht was not fighting before this attack—knows a man named Fitzpatrick—went from M'Donnell’s house on this night to M ...

... November. The prosecutor, young man, and apparently quite lame, was examined by Sir Thomas Staples. He deposed that, on Halloween night, in Nov. last, he was drinking in one Francis Haverty’s house, in Glasslough, where he lived: Nugent, the prisoner ...

... door and keep the men in until he could send for the Cross Police ; was quite dark then : house was attacked before at Hallow-e’en, and bullets fired into it; witness saw Phil. M’Ardle knock Jas. O’Hear down with spade and trample him ; went to get her ...

... know a verse of it; it was after night that the marriage took place; don??t know if it took place on night before or after Halloween ; had been drinking before the marriage ; it was at prayers witness got the drink ; wasn l drinking all the time ; was part ...

... Greyabbey, on 31st October last. Robert Acheson, examined by Sir T. Staples. —Re- being at Thomas Barnes’s house on last Halloween night ; knows prisoner ; saw him there there was a number of people there, as there was a dance in it; about two or three ...

... (me North of Ireland) few potatoes were formerly used after harvest, except a small quantity preserved as a treat for the Hallowe’en supper, which were eaten with butter.’* But Mr. Crofton Croker has produced, in his Popular of Ireland, abundant proofs ...

... (the North of Ireland) few potatoes were formerly used after harvest, except a small quantity preserved a treat for the Hallowe’en supper, which were eaten with butler.” But Mr. Crofton Croker has produced, in his ** Popular Songs of Ireland,” abundant ...

... her appearance being large as with child; asked her was sho in the line, which she denied ; thiuks that three weeks after Halloween sbo became small in her appearance. John Reid is a surgeon—examined prisoner on the 261h and 27 th February; of opinion that ...