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graduated them on the comparative
immunity Of the county Dublin from
crime.
On Friday. in the Southern police
court. before Mr.. Swifte, fine of e2
was imposed on Johnston Robinson, of
is Charlotte street, for exposing mar
garine for sale without having a
proper label attached.
On Friday. in the Southern police
court, before Mr. Swifte, an old wo-
man named Mrs. Ellen Keegan, who
did not appear, was fined SO for refus-
ing to sell sample of milk to Miss
Hayes, food inspector under the
Rathmines district council.
At a special meeting OF the Dublin
Trades council on Monday, a resolu-
Of the corporation to the dearth of en-
ployment which might be expected in
the city during the winter. and calling
on that body to put in force the pro-
visions Of the Unemployed workmen's
Act.
An inquest was held on Wednesday
on the body Of a child named Ton1lin-
son sent to nurse with a woman
named Tenant by the Kingstown Cot
tage Home. The coroner said the YER
diet in the case was tantamount to
manslaughter.
On Thursday before Mr., Swifte, IN
the Southern police court, a Ringsend
fisherman was fined e5 in a summons
brought by the Conservators of Fish
cries for having Illegally used a net
for the purpose of capturing salmon in
the Liffey during the weekly close
season.
On Thursday a seizure was made on
Alderman Coles goods in his store in
Little Green street. in respect of fine
of los imposed on him for having
Irish characters instead of English
painted on cart. When the fine was
inflicted the alderman declared that
force alone would compel him to pay
It.
On Monday MI. Hartford, solicitor,
Kenilworth square, when passing
across Dame street was knocked down
by motor car, the property of the
Earl OF Portarlington, and driven by
two of his employees. Mr.. Hartford
was conveyed to MERGERS hospital, and
was found to be suffering from bruises.
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On Monday at Baggot street hos
pital, an inquest was held on the body
of a woman named Margaret Dixon,
who resided at 20 Pembroke road, that
met her death by being accidentally
burned on Friday. The Jury returned
a verdict of death from shock, due to
injuries received.
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On Monday at largely attended
general meeting of the Dublin branch
of the Drapers' Assistants associa-
ton, resolutions were passed con-
demning what is known as the 'Liv-
ing-in" system. and in favor of
earlier closing Of shops. 1t was men
toned that the association had in
creased in membership during the past
year. A resolution was also passed in
favor Of pushing the sale Of Irish
goods.
On Tuesday. Mr. Whitaker, revising
barrister, gave his decision on the OBJ
lection raised by the Unionists to the
name of Mr.. John E. Redmond, MP.
appearing upon the freeholders' list in
respect of property in South Great
Georges street. He held that the OBJ
lection was informal and irregular,
and retained Mr.. Redmond's name
upon the list.
Mr. Justice Keany delivered judg-
ment on Thursday on applications for
committal for contempt Of court
brought by one OF the petitioners in
the Boyle election petition against five.
persons charged with interfering with
the fair trial of the petition. He sem
fenced Messrs. McGrath and Coleman
to months Imprisonment each, he
fined Mr.. Higgins ESQ, and he dis
missed the application against Mrs.
McHugh, proprietor Of the "Siigo
Champion" and Mr.. j. NJ. Hayden,