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... for stealing, and John Kelly, 'for reeeivirijg a spicedi rootid o;f beef, the property of Aithur G~ffikin - Both guilty; John to be imprisoned, one wesk end hard la- ?? one month and haril labour. Jane M' Cappin, for assaulting John O'Hara, on 3d Sept ...
... inst., who appeared to have been recently tippling b etherein. k 'The defendant wae fined £2 and ?? costs. c John Sandlord, spirit-grocer, Grattan Street, was Si s summoned by Constable M'Cann for a similar offence ti on the 6th instant. v The case was dismissed ...
... jury: ,a -Ricbard Perrin, foreman; Richard Downing, John Doyle, Ambrose Nugent, Thomas Mathews, Richard h Wm. O'Callaghan, John Edinundson, John Kelly, 3 John Grattan, Robert Greene, John Coglan, and ...
... William Reid, WmI.MIoy, Robt. M'Coy, Daniel lPCoy, Robert Miller, Rob ert Spence, Thos. Young, John Fleaot, David Flack, James M'Neill, Win. Patter- son, John Boyce, Alexander IdfDoweil, William. Robinson, and Huigh Moore. Mr. M'Lean, jun., prosecuted. ...
... Canfield and two sub-constables from Adavoyle station. After a toilsome march of three hours they reached the house of James Grattan, the highest residence on the mountain. Lights were burn- ing, and the constabulary could see that there were about thirty ...
... ] CARRYING ARG5 IN A PROCLAIMED DISTRICT, James Byers, Hillsborough, was brought up in custody, charged with having carried arms in the pro- claimed district of Belfast. The prisoner said he was a servant, and that the gun found in his possession was his ...
... Charles Creek, Robert Nelsioi, John' Hnuston, John Smylie, James Boyd, and: Hamjilton Chichester.- James Kerr was indicted for wvilful and corrupt perjury,, in swearing before a Magistrate an information, charging William and John Davison with the murder of ...
... Graham, John Close, John Rice, and Peter Agnew, four young men, were charged with having assaulted Wm. N. Shield, in Argyll Street, between eleven and twelve o'clock on the previous night. It appeared the prisoners were running about the sireets, armed with ...
... [Before C. DUFFIN, Esq., J.P.; E. L. HAMIwLTON, Esq., J.P.; and J. C. O'Do.osNRLL, Esq., R.M.] ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. John Connor and John Close, two young men, were charged with having attempted to commit a burglary, early that morning, in the shop of Mr ...
... prisoners. ?? LARCENY, thi John M'Ianus, alias Lavery, was brought upin get custody of Sub-Constable John Campbell, charged twil with having stolen a porter cask out of the pre. thi mises of Mr. John M'Kenna, York Street. the Mr. John Coates prosecuted. wi ...
... prisoner assaulted him. Mr. M'BsERAN said the constables treated the prisoner in a pitiable manner, putting him down, twisting his arm, and it was not until then he re- sisted. Ile would ask his Worship to hold that the police had been guilty of excess of duty ...
... Thomas Campbell. Guilty one month's imprisonment. Wm. Kilpatriek, f,'r assaulting John Galbraith, on thi 17th Mlarch last. Pleaded guilty; three months' impri sonment. John Galbraith, for assaulting Edward M'Cormick, oi the 17th AMarch lest; also, on another ...