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... Clunningham, John 3eahan, Joseph .Begg, John Holmes, William Campbell, James Crotty, George Delany. The following gentlemen were challenged by the ?? Howard Wisdom (non-residence), John Fry (non-residence), George Dixon (perempto- rily), Richard Giuinuess ...
... carriage of the sale, Mr. John Fawcett, 16, Upper Mount-street, Dublin. The sale of the estate of John Talbot, owner; exparte George Fawcett, petitioner, was also adjourned. Solicitor having the carriage of the sale-Mr. John Fawoeet. COUNTIES OF ArMoAGHI ...
... af Bytnee same, Henry , linty a tame same, John Murphy' a same, Pat Kirz a *;r! I Hanly a WVilliam llurphr, Jas Cart-D a william, Lou'ghin Byrre a France- BFpt DoyleariHenry Crawford, Jas ?? a Feilly a John J Hornilgze. ?? eGf}c:c,- I \Xesiiopp. For ...
... t Are punctures of eaurings indelible ? Yes, the defendant has hadl no punctures in his ears. Have you examined the right arm of the defendant? ? I have. / o Do yen agree witha Sr. Bernard Iolt In saying that 6 there are no hleedir4 marks there? No. ...
... George Robinson, Marcus Synnot, W J Armstrong, Captain Craig, John Robert Irvine, Maxwell Cross, John J Bigger, George Dunbar, Captain A Corry, John Henry Loftus, W E Fox, Wm Patton, John Handeock, J S O'Brien, Peter Quin, Steward Maxwell, and Hugh Boyd ...
... 1 ! . ' . * ' ?? s ,, , , byt COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.' (Before Mr. Justice O'Brien' eand a City Commqn ' .. ?? ' Jury.)' . John Hayden v. Wm;. James Farblow. This *as an actionrto'redover £23 9s., £17 of .which ?? t'e lue :'on loot 'of ia bill of xechange ...
... the prisoner. John Morgan, sworn. George Nesbitt, sworn. The following were the gentlemen sworn to try the prisoner: Patrick Fallen ?? Morrisson George Dingtwa l ohn 1Neill William Brett Henry Pigeon. Robert Grattan George Rodgers John Roche ?? Morgan ...
... Hospital. e Mr. Brewster, Q.C., with'w1om, was Mr. Altohie, pappeared for the Right Hon. John W. Pitzpatrick, dMY., and Mr. L. Moore, two of the trustees of the ;0 Grattan fiind. He stated that a difference, had dl arisen between the trustees of the fund aind ...
... cautious mnner to his oompadio.us ?? ona converationiun low confidential tono Thepolicebeingawarethat one at let of thetrio ras armed to the teeth), hA to, Sot with great cautiunandprudcacegaud~w,^su pueutoioamatsues sovd,;t ?? thloydid 'N time was ski oed ...
... clenan ; George An- (1:s.T Joho , 0lu-keagb. stockc'ruler ; EIlardi Reabse, . ii:dingto'o'i aLt, gCuer; Jatme' Jeruting', Grattan- f pitde, Fiairvieic, clert.: Jamet .Mague, llathgar-aveoue, t purveyor : 55 llian Taylor, Fairyitw, cash er; James Allen ...
... gentlemen were challenged pe- remptorily by the ?? Ireland, Thomas Leech, Win Brunton, White Pike, WIm 0 M'Cor- nik, John Findlater, Robt Grattan, Archibald M'GComas, Ceo. Clibborn, Wm. Mercer, Alex. Falls Wright, Samuel Coghlan, Graves Holebrook, Alfred Henshaw ...
... Askens, William John Hancock, Henry Hayes, James Forrest, jun ; Samuel Davis, Robert Bell, William Brett, John R. Brown, John Bnurke, Robert Grattan. The jury sworn to try the case was composed as follows:- Richard Perrin (foreman), John ...