... tasted drink for a long time prior to his death, be bad got a chance from the magistrates to keep sober. To District-Inpector Croghan—Deceased occasion ally told witness that he was in dread of of bis sisterin-law, Jane M'Clictock, and asked to go back to ...

... letter was read from the Local Government Board, Dublin, drawing attention to the irregularities regarding l the issue of dispensary tickets, and also to a docu- ment issued by the Local Government Board on 3Ist August, 1878, concerning the same irregulari- ...

... would get the same as the rest. The Bench gave decree for BJ. CHARGE 01- ASSAULT AGAINST SCHOOL TEACHER. District-Inspector Croghan charged young lady named Agnes Kenny, a teacher in Guy’s Free National Schools. Ballymena, with having as alleged* in November ...

... saw him that ‘morning at the police barrack where he was walking about. %r. John M‘Fadden, medical officer of the Gweedore dispensary district, was next called. He deposed that he was at Derrybeg chapel on Sunday, 3rd Februnr&. After service he was | going ...

... The enteric fever cases occurred, two in the Rathmullan dispensary district and one in the dispensary district Killybegs. The diphtheria notifications were received, one from each of the dispensary districts of Clonmany and Kllderry. The scarlet fever ...

... 12s each respectively. One Shrop ram lamb from the flock of Mr. Thomas Dick Newtownstewart. was bought by Mr. Johi Gardner. Croghan, at ilfl. Mr. James Wray, Rallyholey, had three Bordei Leicester ewe lambs for sale, ana they were purchased Mr. Alex. MTntosh ...

... Peace. Civil Service PaoMOTios. —The Civil Service Gazelle announces the promotion Mr. John Wilkie, son of Mr. David Wilkie, Croghan, Strabane. Mr. Wilkie is one of the candidates who succeeded in getting an appointment in the Excise, directly from the Civil ...

... with the accused, and, indeed. conceded that on several occasions he had bantered Harkins to fight him. District-Inspector Croghan applied for an adjcurnment in order that he might have an opportunity of producing further evidence. . _ The magistrates seceded ...

... performaneo on the clarionet by Mr. Harry Griggs was partienlsrly admired. aa was likewise the flute performance of Mr. Bobin■on. Croghan. A choir, led by Mr. E. O. Cotter, W.O.T. Baphoe, song selections from ” The Musical Times,” sad Mr. James M'Peetexs, W. 8 ...

... and HtrulEunt w~ere chearged xwith 2 having stolen a quantity of porter, the property 2 of Mr. William John Napier. Mr. Croghan pro- 0 secuted. Their Worshipsdischarged !Macklen, and 0 I sentenced Menary to one month's imprisonmeut. 0 The defendant Hunt ...

... ligan was not kept i? lielisat.. Tho Court having read the charge, committed l3arns to seven dave' in Belfast gaol. W. T. Croghan, DL, ehc?ged Joseph Cowan, Mathew ]3smnbrlek, and Sar?iue1 Boyd, that they did, on the 55th Augtist, at lially- vahly, unlawfully ...

... Courthouse, in this town, before, Mr. James A. MacLk J.P.,whien a lad namued Rice ivas brought up in custody, charged by ?? Croghan that on the 22nd December last, he did unlawfully and felo- niously assault and wound William Fitzpatrick, thereby occasioning ...