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... Hancock, Barry Fox, G. K. A., oy neux, Thomas Atkinson, John Stanley, Hugh Harri n John I Hardy, Mawel1 Cross, Joseph Johnston, William Patons , William W. Algeo, Charles Hunt, Fralscis;Stringer JamesI MNatty, Thomas C. Henry, John II.,Loftie, and' JamesI ...
... O'Donohoe v. Patrick Sandford; James Monks v. Anne ,f Mason; Mark Toomey v. Thomas Kenny; Michael Nolan _ a. Peter M'Mahon; John Browne v. Henry M'Clean; John Phelan v. Thomas Ennis; John Phelan v. Walter l Doorley; John Caldwell v. Jones Thompson; Eleanor ...
... Henry Faulkiner. I e- Robert Etstace, Samuel Elliot, John James Leckey, i ed Thomas Tench Vigors, John Watson, John Beauchamp ot Brady, William Garret, Pilswortls Whelan, James Hardy 1 by Eustace, John Hartlepole Leckey, Charles Doyne, Clement to Wolaley, ...
... Fortwilliam, in the county of Tipperary, Esq., de- ceased. 0 * James Walker, Esq., only son of Thomas Walker, of the c city of Dublin, merchant. * a William Thomas Poe, Esq., second son of the Rev. James I Hill Poe, Rector of Nenagh, in the county of Tipperary ...
... nisi prins sittings after term, in the Court of Queen's Bench :_ James J. Hannan r. W. D. Henderson; J. H. Preston and C. J. Hardy v. Sir George Goold, Bart., and Henry V. Goold, Eiq.; snime v. H. V. Goold, Esq.; Charles Kohler and Henry Scmidt v. William ...
... the Queen'b- County (said to he a oh Deputy-Lieutentant); WV. D. Ferrier, Esq., of No. 3, Fitz- w williamx-place; Messrs. Thomas Reid, King's Co. ; John T Dowling, Thomlas-street ; William Browne, Silver-street; w John Dunne, Stradbally; Philip Hors, ...
... Truelock Bookey, Robert Wade, George Hudson, James E. Scott, William Jones Armstrong, Michael Hudson, Robert Sandys, Thomas Hugo, Thomas S. Dennis, W. Grogan, jun,, W. Parsons Hoey, ard Robert Henry Bircb, Esqrs. Edward Massey v. Richard Whitton. This was ...
... -Guiltv Cornelius Carthy was charged with serving a threaten- ing notice on Thomas Toone, on the 27th of June last, at Rcekview.-Gluilt5C ADMINISTERING AN UNLAWFUL OATH. Thomas Man was indicted for that he, not being a person duly qualified, did administer ...
... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAV. I UEAD O1PICE. HousE RonDnxY.-James Doyle, Thomas Nestor, John Brady, Denis Murphy, and William M'Grath, jun,, were charged under the following ?? appeared that between one and two o'clock, on Sunday morning, Police-constable ...
... .desk to me to have it booked; I took it ott of his ~ter hand and laid it on the desk;- it bare the address 12 of G. F. Hardy, Esq., Dame-street, Dublin; ar- the parcel was covered with brown paper; the address was written in large characters, particularly ...
... him with it; themthat lest it will not mise it much; at that time I did not dream I should have been w upon this jury. r 'Thomas Connatty examined-I am a clerk at the Hiber- o nian Bank, rind have been so for twelve years; 'I have been. a in-the praetice ...
... afterwards, and said- se' y Ar-. Baker objected to the witnese's repeating what Ilila yet a father- had said, and referred to Hardy's cases to showe that Ocr4 it the c-onver-sation of a prisoner antecedent to Isis' offence icrI mi could not be rsceived as ...