... involving chargeo of assault against Bible-readers, were, after some discussion between Mr. Curran and the counsel for the crown, post- poned until to-morrow morning, Mr. Curran assuring his lordship that the case would be likely to last until eight o'clock ...

... case for thte Crown was that the prisoner did not fire the eliot that killed the head-constable. The case c was nult attempted to be mader, in Ozmagh that there wast any coneexy et c ert bthe men. It as importantl to remermb-r that the Crown ot a tterript ...

... consequouces hie continuance on the bench has becomes i. vliab;ikttiit, with the interests of the public u ti tle honiour of the Crown, Thel hon. :)id! leareod gentleansu began by say. irog tiat lie ?? .ay anything about the grivity and the responsibaiiby of ...

... for contentment is I much better thanr:ics. I am sorry that I am not near you, or I would give yoe a good scolding for your flattely. . As yet, gen'lemen, the letter read by 1Mu. Joy had I not been received by the lady, and yet slme would 3 scold him for ...