... tbat shehad to beremoved to ?? Hospital where she DOw iie - O, the evidenc of the pilge ga it appea~ Xthat while proqeing up Thomas-street he saw a woman lying on the footway. Requestioned her and she stated that she had been so violently kicked and beaten ...

... Such is the omnipotence of public opinion. KING'S COUTNJY stAUMMER ASSIZES. GnAwD JuRY.-Colonel Thomas Bernard, Lord Oxmantown, Lord Glandine, Colonel Thomas Drought, Andrew Arnistrong Garrett O'Moore, John Warburton, Francis Enraght Moony. George lXinchin ...

... tenant, same landlord; Thomas Kelly, tenant, sanelhndlord; Marcella O'Leary, tenant, sate landlord: Edward PurcelU, tenant, same landlord; Ptrick Kelly, tenant, sanne landlord; Thomas Mlils, ,laurence Herbert, landlord, Thomas Hyland, teat aelandlord; ...

... Bartholemew Delany, Clement Taylor, Charles Foley, John Tallon, Humphry Peace, Thomas Rooney, J. B. Hlamilton, William Burns, Isaac Warren, Samuel Parker, George Tates, Philip Dixon Hardy, Alexander Henry, Cuthbert Eccles, Smith Ramadge, John Baber, and Edward ...

... prisoner. He deposed that Thomas Creedon had never been charged with any offence while witness was clerk of the petty sessions. Sergeant Doyle, of the, Royal Irisb Censtabu. lary,' deposed that there was nothing againsti Thomas Creedon. John Creedon had ...

... -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 ...

... were ?? Cal. laghan, Robert N. Gibton, Robert Mullen, Captain Wie- dom, John Mallett, Cornelius Rooney, Thomas Arkins, James O'Gorman, Philip D. Hardy, Patrick Boland, Pat Boland, Patrick Dunne, John P. Deyle, and Dr. Henry Thompson. STATE OF THE HOUSE ...

... - I YESTERDAY. COURT -OF BANKRUtFI'CY. (Bebre Judge Boyd.) M- at M. F. COSToLLO.-The bankrupt was a toot and shoe maker in Thomas-street, Dublin. n'j1e pr-sent sitting was for final examination. Jir. Georg` CoLins (Messrs Casey and Clay), on rehait ai ...

... 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 ...

... Andrew Roulke, John Godley, Charles Thorpe, giciard Turner, Wil'i-nm Porter, Robert Smith, Thomas Evatis Thorpe, John Atkmson, William Poole, Patrick Fot-. ell, Thomas Kirwin, and David Elenry-Sherrard, Esqrs. .1r. Justice JEasB said he felt it quite;. u ...

... Baldwin; Maehony ?? Ma- hony; Same v. Same; Marshall v. Gibbings; Hoops V- Kingston; Corporation for Improving Belfast Harbour v. Thomas Greer. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-YESTEnDAY. Mr. Justice Burton sat half past nine o'clock, and dis- posed ofafew unimportant ...

... Nathaniel Hone, Richard MAnders, Mat- ?? O'Reilly Deae, Captain B W Hartler, Lawrence Waidron, Thomas Drey, Richard Espinuere, Thomas £ Caldbeok, Thomas H Guinness, William A Caldbeck, Dr e Evory Kennedy, and James l Bushe, Esqr. II His lordship, addressing ...