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LIFE IN AMERICA

... the wvar, and that he made no personal profit from the War Department contracts. He also stated that he never received any complaint as to the quality of the beef rations served out to the L soldiers. .Mr. Long, Secretary for the Navy, has replied - to the ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—WEDNESDAY

... [Before WV. .J. C. AL.LEN and S. C. FENTON, Esqrvs. AIPPLEIS FRAI)ULENTI.Y MADE t'l. Mr. Rea, clcrk of the markets, ?? a complaint against a man nanmed Jfichaet Cappa. fronm lLiugligali. for exposihg for sale, and selling to a wom11an Ilnlamd Margaret ...

BELFAST POLICE COURT—YESTERDAY

... gateway and caught hold of her companion. She ran away, and the prisoner then laid hold of her. The constable said that complaints were frequenitly made of fellows standing in gateways and assaulting girls as they passed. The prisoner was most dis- orderly ...

Legal Intelligence

... een of them. I do not know whether any one of them was hat standing when Mr. Holmes and Mr. Lowry came. a of They all fell inwards, and all were broken in the fall. d to Did they not make the machinery a shapeless mass the of ruin ? No; the machinery was ...

THE ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES

... been accidental. On removing the fresh luting there was a powerful current from the drain into the room. 411 the drains pass inwards into the passage which runs along the entire length of the middle of the building. Here there is a nine-ineh pipe drain, and ...

COMMISSION OF INQUIRY

... usC Mr. RuAr-How many of the local foree have beoen hursned for assaults on citizens ? Not naTe, I hi1 do not know of any complaint that wats not invesli.- gc gated. Mr. BLas-Against any oft thed officers of the a Councill? I Ml'. Dowrm-Do you linew anything ...

THE MURDER OF MR. BRIGGS

... weak. It, was in the M :e SBummer. As the gentlemen got out, witness said to m h. himself, ?? You have got a touch of May complaint, I g e. suippose-the gent. (Laughiter, in which Mutller tie .n joined,) HeI conid not identify thea slipper pro- thl 3- ...

SPRING ASSIZES, 1861

... distracted, not in the same way, but t still distracted more or lss us ours is now-I may I W say-- 0 Ireland, model of thy inward greatness, Like little body with a mighty soul, What mnight's thou be, that honor would thee be, Were all thy children kind ...