... THuRSuDAY.-(Before Mr. Justice Kcogb)-John Downes, William Steele, and James Fitzpatrick were indicted for the manslaughter of Thomas Calleghan, at Coleraine, on the 28rd of April last. Mr. Hamilton, Q.C., stated the case for the crown. Martin Fitspatrick ...

... public-bousa at Jerpoint on ths a 17th of Match last.; prisoner, deceased, and others were there; loner was quarreling with Thomas Dres, ons of the parties who was therel left the hoses andl ,ent in tie directionof Oldtown; overtook prisoner and deceased ...

... but in consequence of his ex- treme old age, without hard labour. His Lordehip then resumed the trial of the traverse of Hardy a. the Dublin and Wicklow R3tilway Cmn- pany, the particulars of which have alreadv appeared. The case wae still pending when ...

... stated the reeprndent'e case, and Mr. Hardy having been beard in reply for the petitioner, The Cbaucillor delivered judgment, diamidsiog the petition with costa. Couneel for petitioner-Mr. Sergeant Sullivan and Mr. Hardy. Solicitor-Mr. A. B. Kennedy. Counsel ...

... of Christmas in that neighbourhood had boen mnarked by a brutal murder. About a quarter-past seven o'clock a person named Hardy, a milk- sallor,gac- companied by hio wifo, was coming along a lane which elirts Aldershot Cemetery, when they found a reau ...

... Hnuginsr Gorge Hoyle, ba0 Huron, QC ; It Heron, Charles Hamilton, Ttrronca 1Henry, Ur IHedjru, AMr Hardy, Jrrhok H-ez lett, Hr. Jonn, J Hallt, 0 C00; P J1 Hardy, J 2Haslam, Sr Hodlgson, 0 Barvoy, Ute'v J H1 ally, C C; 1H IOlgans, 1Henry Iiorton, liebard IluinUn ...

... entered the crown court, wken the following gentlemen wereswern on the grand :jury by Thomas Jameson, Esq, clerk of the crown:- Darby H Cooper, Henry Bruen, M P. Sir Thomas Pierce Butler, Sir John It Wolhely, Sir Charles Wm Caffe Barton, RobertCiayton~rowns ...

... slae Pwer, C Fa~hel Boller, DI L Butler, 0 Hill( ?? Burke. John Gray, ridwird(Meredytts, James t Power, Gtorge L'Batrango, Thomas Fetlifratona, Henry I Vareb, Bart; C 11olyneaz, Bort; Fo ray Nnicaeut,'lrt I Eewunrabiaa.-1 Crofton, P Pliuniev, LHa K Harmon ...

... Sarah, bis wifel, aseault and battery; Samuel BoxvreUel, plaintiff'a attorney; G S Murray, defendants' attorney. Thomas Donegan a Thomas Donegan and Mlicbael Do. i negan, wages; Valentine Duff, plaintiff's attorney; I Richard Rawson, defendants' attorney ...

... Win' G~oig, Charles Moore. 11 P Cbarles Olarke, llon Bowes Daly, Jlichrd YMS ~ansereb, Lanrenee Waideron, Bamuel Perrn, jun; Thomas Laler, Itohard Penuetather, Hugb Baker, -lrcherd Phillips, CharlwBiAnccnl, Bichard Bayley, CaptaIn N Tay)or, Edward Taylor ...

... Armstrong. The following jury was eworn to try the case ?? ti Dutton (foreanm), Philip iajoribauke, :Robert Long, t Philip Dixfo, Hardy, P Barden,' Henty Calderwood, i John Hayes, Edward WalpolE, Samuel fltgse Aidleiv I h Cahill, Wsic;S^,iesrman, and Wm Feiel~p ...

... THE FENJA'N TRAILS. THE SPECIAL COMMISSION. The trial of Thomas Clarke LubyWa resumedyes- terday morning in the court-house, Green-street. All the police and military pkeparationd and arrange. ments around and within the courthouse adopted on the preceding ...