... u [doeso'I by ON ' A*dbe I OS it' J 1I I. _i. and c6Y C'444 u eAp.1 'held hbe ?? Col1u, Ea the iii. ?? of a40ib4 4waStrad Iran$ b w Swtb e udteb *Wost~C PAX, co * *4k ,ieiil ?? we belev, A n*ti tofi C Snudtasitg, bT- hA doflwuaI for a great many year ...

... Zv-Stirset. eac sulr. .U36 ?? ?? ' rofe ?? ; ?? -lnejx'Qu' r ' J£ iei. A . brr ;t ., ,, , , th!e 1s.t . g.wr .ln, Lave weint, iran tb e of ! en: h-i- he ho. PPy I aai .irsI blic t.e prrbhlebot as 3 a . Led, tret a aOtr -a ;f * a - . stel | ?? ,hD . #rnr- ...

... Ai.eouoteJ 8,0-.'.9.1 I® other Deposits . .. 20,1115 j h'-veu-duy 1 ijijls 13-1,617 tiy >..>s.si ee* Jan. 1, 1800. I'RAN* )hi, riii- f Cashn i. ...

... 71 ?? utjtg6lz? ? 'A I MR.., _A ?, ;? -? ?1?5 ,..Sughgatdi..flBaOi :irAn ad- teplice-cour en jisph. Bayr . awawL a ::hi3d ingldd thdnhe, nnagemnled :pryllse:Maoeq.rakner, from thie 0lid ofit paren ,i. Gdfrgy Jaka- Go athein ef- 2,0outhibe rwod 2 l1 said ...

... before taking any steps the matter. There no doubt, however, to a reduction being ultisoately resorted to. A meeting of the Iran* masters is talked to settle the question, and very probably It will be held within the next month. It has been already announced ...

... Thxom~siobert (slwyngrydd ~hoae ~d~ndebdn~elssa~nu tk EM 1-2 7de de bt b t ' be p -Id in ull I..tL t nmonth~ ; Mr Davi app0i iran diness e ra sraso;' i ,i order ...

... 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- ...

... several tirnesbeforet Court since the occerrence, but was remarri each time in consequence of, ?? Uixn- rnce of the injured iran. He was further re:iianded ior a week, SOCTULIEac D1VhI'0N-(;store 3Ir. Sei- M.R 4DULTE RAtGrc';. Fralceas Brady, llG Franc:s ...

... new his tenant. The stipulatiocs was - that Sir. (iran should leave the boune, but that Mrs. (iran should stop to assist Hims Watson. The whole of lbs furniture - was transferred to the clairnant. Mr. (iran signed the transfer. ,-Croms-exaceilned: Hebhsidthe ...

... drank whisky, sometimes to the extent of threo or four glasses a day, witness said she did when she was not welL-Mr. Spear- iran submitted that the instructions for the will must be proved; but his lordship said that in the absence of evidence to contradict ...

... hopelessly inrolveat. Id- Questioned by Mr. Cousins, the debtor said that on being serred with a writ at the instance of Miss iran Doudney in July last, he became aware that he wa. was insolvent. .Sotwithstanding this he gave a ude bill of sale in October ...

... ector WVise was then sworn, arid deposed to having been present when the glasses Nvere taken ; tire prisoner told him lire Iran bought them of ii girl named Stewart, and that lire paid tlirreierrene for tiiem.-Slieppard, in defence, said lire was not ...