... A RE'MANTIC CASE AT JARPNOW. 'e a AT the Jarrow County Peltty assions, on Tuesday- 3 betore Messrss B!. If Richardson, J. P., and J. a PeIDaleD J.P.--Janes Scullion, Irish;aan; Patrick dk A'LCormack, Irishman; A. Janieson, Shotchman; is an I ...

... found that a vast deal of unwvorthy profes~sional feelingr had been at work in this matter. H~e desired to say a few words as to the history of this famnily. ?? former years a lMl. Robert H'unt carried on a large hosiness in Francis Street as ...

... the otily daughIer' I living with me; she assisted me; on one occasion E she weiut on the stage at Swansea; the manager I hired two tables from me, antl wanted a little child for a minor part; this was about 1853; ...

... round the cottage, andl sle (do- - - - I-A\ -.1-A rdl f l h- f .1ds - { 1 -~ -.X caseti) hadt relnarlitt to nier nother tilat lie was lere toi 100 good. James Seale, a tenant orf art of Pticlssiorine's Houso i a turi, labourer, and was at wuirk in an adjoining ...

... to bh a farthing a year. Mr. John- ston said a peony a year wae not much. She never aid, when asked to take a lease, that She I would never become ...

... '12 fitit-jiti~ti' vmb him ioltt wbt ll hom a t-i ?? emsi&'ti f-lie ?? f Mind-C, t-t 'l i ati'mnt ?? lantt t, 'it e!inrjl.' v1 lit po- i itrw- i (ii en rvti 111t11it ik-tI up it-ii tisii-s'i st'ii' ii i sc tr ...

... Miss b6huthy s zeinily Were 11U'tL)h to give l3er anything. The Jefeadent had £!O*J a-year, paid to him quarterly-a men who could not be truwted with more thin £25 at a time. Counsiel then read a i-tter in wntchi the plaiotiff spoke of ...

... Gentle- MnM. ti-c A c-.traerriinary or ro-markable ln tne±, a-A, th.-efcre, I thiri'_ you may pult out of your view ?? , -a witness as ?? Campbei who was producei -t an early stage of the case for the purpase ...

... the~ offices of thle potty cendsona clerk-s. a-ho shiotnid ifi thlem a a requiredl. M~r. Healy-Talkint that wvork oult. of the htandst of: thle attonrney-? 13 itneie-I wvouldl not prev-ent; a enact employ- n~g an ...

... admvised hin to go away aut lie collected a large crowdl altout hiii. Rle then woent into a house, anil asked a nian was he a l1'oman Catholic. He created a great noise, and sairl ire vaxis a ?? reforinod ...

... conduct, bliss Travers, not content with what Al she had done in Dublin, followed Lady Wilde to Buly, I whore she was living with. her children. She emt- Is ploved a newsboy with a paroel of those infamor ...

... Watt. a Thiomas S. Ashe. Colonel H. S. Bruce. W. C. Stevensor, J.Pr. C. M. Gage, J.P. in Major Ceeil H. Browne. Thaomas B. 3Nontgomery, J.P. Mlajor J. A. Torrens. uligh Anderson. S. 3F. MacrDry. J.P. Sir VWilliainm Miller, J.P. b Robert ...