... M.Grert/, for Steeaiilg a turkey, the property of Mr. Jaclksorn, ?? Clones.-Guilty. John l'isnea'y(au olid, hifirn loeking iran), far uttering a f'orged noto of tha Bank of Irelamil.-Acquitted. John. 1lI'JCerarsa aliai Coica, fr stealing a cow and bul- ...

... Bridge-streat, and Doonegall-6t. across Church-st. to Herculer-st. where they were stopped; swears he had rio sword in his Iran ; heard music in the proces- Y sion ; can't tell What trues wvere Ihlyilig; wras between 40 and 5S) yards down Hercules-st ...

... Dev- in, Fran. Qu-in, Con O 2'iill, JoIin Devlin, [lenrv M nad- 'din, Fran. Drumn, Mich. Dorlrlly, Pit. Quin, Pat. Bretn- I Iran, Mich. (crtrhe1 Jimes Devlinr Jobur ltevhin, aun Jolii 'Rockstonr; for illegrlly assenillint at Cantiil;. near A-rbe, I Oil ...

... were pr~esent, but the i expression camne from tile deceased himself. Win. Scewart.-Was-a tenant on the lands of Ballydo-: Iran, and appliedifor a-new lease, but was told by Mr. R. that n hen he paid up - his arrears he should have the farm ait a valuation ...

... LONDON POLICE. FAMILY QULARREL5.-My1Ihee' Iran Friast, a Dutch taili or, appeared before the sitting Malugistrates io show cause wily lie had inflicted a more than rea'irollel a proportion of marital discipline Qn his English vrow, lires. Firuis. Previous ...

... dece; sed oti the bak i; w veit olnt for -help whii'i s nt.liit decease1 was lyieg lt her Imlutri mit- )1(SB then wveat tpp c f iran agaiii atnd siiw rie Flo1 c lived in ltv same house; did t ot bear deceased complain before this ?? y l ereso yae si milar ...

... prisonars a good character. Guilty of Manihliglrter; to be imprriioned ta elve raleridar months at ?? Inbori. 'erenrre Halr'iran, for the murder of John Cargill, Parish of Iycdavtlet, plerided guilty of manslaighter; to wvhicht plea the Cronir Coirnsef ...

... Carrickutnicross Po lire, having, viti hiis ?? activity. got informa ion of the transaction, succeeded in appreheriditug a mart iraned Bryant }ollann, who has been since idrein tified by Byrnes it, the leuder of tine party; informations were sworn riginiist ...

... tilictioll i 051 ill g 52n.l0.0llh to those NvIhi proilileel her. She1 addled that Iaehil sle. liveil .it E hlaml lMe. Murray iran visits I by a ilialiler of iiatleuiuoa Luaud gentlemen~l. Mr. Chiambers slild it was but fair to state. iii contraidiction ...

... WMtIiNicADAY-NNNTIIl tile. 'I 1010m TI BicirdI 6nco heard (irey the ltecpei thireaten to hi. it Air 'it rsilon, when thle laittiri iran away. TheiJ. .irl of D)crh~- hfam ,toll.Q~ upon Air,. Mara4det f'or d-Cc' tioncriiitg purpolieq. Wit toiillt ~et little or ...

... wiun took hoild of Ilis; tiriui ; weiit, to g'o Out ; whesi at the itheir hoe was coillaired iid thurowns ;iecovoeeul agin and Iran as f'ist ie lie O~ld ; swas followed lq' is snob, who hi)ll~oeed IMiii, ;1i1i1 threwt\ stonies afteur him ; csciilioil cc tile ...

... lodgL ; they re-assembled, amnl returned into the town ; when re-assermIbled, they ?? to be in greater niunibers eache lodge Iran at drium and a fife they hald swords in their hands ; I had cavalry with me; the dragoons were in a single line when tihe first ...