... MIUlholland's mill. Was in Sandy Row on Sunday evening last about 8 o'clock, in company with the deceased Ann Moore, who lived in Pound-street with her uncle. Witness had come to her to see an acquaintance in Sandy'Row,' and they according proceeded up ...

... ROW IN CHURCH STREET. TWO YOUTHS CONVRT2I) OP ASSAULT. In the Custody Coiart yesterday-befora Messrs. Garrett Nagle, R.M., and Wm. M1Corrnick-Alex. Dornan, of 27, Lindsay Street; and Hugh Russell, of 14, Rainey Street, were charged with having as- sailted ...

... drovedown through Sandy-row exhorting the people to quietness. At this time the parties were kept at bay, and.Mr Skinner, leaving the Sovereign in charge, went away for an hour. As witness was riding about he saw the Sandy-row party, to the number of ...

... THE MURDER IN BEDFORD ROW. RE-EXAMINATION OF THE ASSASSIN. CLEtRENWELL POLICE-COURT-WEDNESDAY. Tna intense interest attaching to this atrocious case, the particulars of which are yet fresh in the public mind, was this morning fully evinced; for, long ...

... he said he had been at Holywood, and that he had been in a row at the militia field. and afterwards at Hok wood railwas station. He said he was in the tent having some drink, when there was a row, and he believed one of the militiamen struck him with the ...

... shot Davi- son, . The witness was then directed to stand aside. Daniel Keown, shoemaker, 88, Sandy Row, sworn ann examined by Mr. COATES-I was in Sandy Row the morning M'Connell was killed. I had known him for four or five years. Did you see him that morning ...

... LOSS OF LIFE IN A STREET ROW. CORONER'S INQUEST. A VouN(} man named MI'Sorley (lied at the Ge- neral Hospital, on Tuesday last-as recorded in the New0s-Lotter-from the effect ofa wound received in the knee, during a melee which took place in Hardinge ...

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... THE FIRING BY POLICE ON A CROjVD IN H4ANDY ROW, Ville, Rt INQDBB5T ON THE~ DEUJEASElfl. ctfa YcRcToERD, an inq'uest was to have boon held on hi, fa* the body of John MIConniell, who was shot through Maze the heoad with a bullet ait the B~oyne Bridge by ...

... DUBLIN POLICE. ROW ATTtlE THEATRE-EXTRORDtANRY nEREA11t.ANCE. -Two young gentlemen, (brothers,) named Patrick and 7 Frederick O'Loghlin. attended to answer the complaint of n D. Mayne, Esq. Al.D. Dorset..street, the one for an assault o and both for riotous ...

... wounding Sophia Rowe, with liteat to kill and murder her, at Winchester. vMr. Gunner was counsel for the prosecution. This was one of the most extraordinary cases ever heard. It appeared that Rowe was the daughter of a, brickimaker named James Rowe, who lived ...

... retaining. Mrs. Brice wrote a letter to Dr. Rowe asking him to give up the leoters, the bearer of that letter being the husband of the lady, who, Dr. Rowe verY well lknew, was bound to pretect her. If Dr. Rowe would have given up those letters, or even ...