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... gaol for- triaL at neit, assizee, Robert Neill, charged with stealing a keg of rum and one of wine from a cart in 0Ct. last; Thomas Kane, charged with stealing a sack and ta(, sucking pigs from a car on :Fridasy iiight-lastt Ant Friar charged with uttering ...
... Esq. William Loftie, Esq. Jas. Johnston, Knappa, Esq. Thomas K. Armstrong, Esq. John Whaley, Esq. William Reed, Esq. Joseph Atkinson, Esq. W. Irwin, Mt. Irwin, Esq. Jonathan Seaver, Esq. John Hardy, Esq. Robert Harden, Esq. William 01pherts, Esq. Marcus ...
... Arthur A. Barnard, Esq. John Whaley, Esq. John Hardy, Esq. Joseph Atkinson, Esq. Edward Turner, Esq. Acheson St. George, Esq. Thomas G. Henry, Esq. Robert Harden, Esq. James Verner, Esq. Wm. Loftie, Esq. Thomas FuDlton. Egiq. Arthur Irwin,-Esq. William Reid ...
... oar last nmnber.j Patrick and Michael Keating, indicted for having assaulted Thomas Stewart, a postboy, with intent to rob him of his Mujesty's mail, thenr in his charge. Thomas Stewart exauuiried by Mr. Forde-Was employed asC postb)y to ride libtwven loanahavu ...
... thr Viscountess DUNGARVAN, of a son and heir. -MARRIED On Wednesday the 22d inst. in St. Anne's Church, by the Rev. Thomas Hincks, THOMAS MONTGOMERIE WEBB, of Wardenstowvn, in the county Westmeath, Eeq. to ANN CHRISTIAN, second daughter of William Cranston ...
... doing the work, which witness did not see-when the contractor had not enough of horses to do the Work-others were'employed. Thomas Henny-Is Governor of House of Correction, and was so in 1825-during that year Campbell had never more than two horses and ...
... brother Thomas Doyle, they are-emplyed as drivers under Mr. Westropp, of Limerick ; a few days befor4ie the outrage they drove the lands occupiedby John McGrath, and othet pe'opleon the estate; the persons in the house that night were, iitness, Thomas and ...
... Patrick Byrne and Edward Boyle for stealing a hat, shirt, and portmairiteaui 'the piropertS of Thomas Richardson, at: Belfast, on 18th Dec. last .. ' ' - - : I Thomas RichardsonA: portmanteau, &c' belonging to witness vas taken out-od the' Banbidge; -caravan-saw ...
... PETIT Juisy.-Saniuel Lyle, Wm. Gray, James Barnett, Win. 'Pirrie, Freeman Hardy, Arbuthnot Emerson, Robert Neill, Samnuel 'Cowan, John Charters, Thomas M'Cammou, Pla!has ?? and Thomas Ward. David and Hannah Mills, for passing base coin to Eliza- beth Beggs ...
... Wilson George Ash T. G. lp2 Iro5 R. Stevenson Isaac Hardy V. legdsrb John Clarke Lewis Reford Robert S 11. Ashmore John Cunningharm Jan te, rteter James Stewart Alex. M'Laine RidB James Blair Thomas Corbitt ichard tt Elelra. And the following on the Market ...
... Knowles-he crime in the rear' of him whlen he found his - mins were held, -arid str'uck -him in the spine with somethinig ery hard-is- sure it was Knowles that struck him-has peri confined almost ever iiice-by--it, -aid caur reith'rrise or sit-dawn in comfort ...
... John: HanloT, Simuel Johnston, 'John Lennon, Samuei Lyle, Freeman' Hardy, Arbuthnot Emeison, U6gh1 IKentnedy. - Elizabeth Burke was. indicted foj stealing a shift, the property of Thomas Cahoun, at Belfist, on 6th Jule last. --Guilty; three kion-ths ii ...