... the Phenix-pork, Dublin, proved a failure. The trades of the city did not respond to the summons of the league, and the pr session never assumed proportions of magnitude. Whilst on its way to the park a stampede was abused by a heavy downpour of rain. When ...

... father having is the meautime thrown eat a pair of blankets. A TILAIIT answering the deeoription of who murdered the girl Croghan, near M‘llagher, has been arrested near liallernore, en. Weitmeatl., and baring been brought before the nia.:isuate was reniasidei ...

... those imprisoned oa graver charges are still detained. AN AGRARIAN QUARREL On Tuesday morning a small farmer was arrested at Croghan, near Boyle, charged with attacking a man with a scythe, having accused him of taking his land. Prisoner was committed for ...

... we-ks' Irnprl•ountent. Mr. C. H. Telling, sew any, recently eat at Mediums: for the purpose of heating the claim of Mrs. Anne Croghan for the .111 of £lOOO f , r the wilful murder of her daughter. Anne Crozhan, near Mnllingor. Evidence was privinced ehnerng ...

... chairman of the Shropshire Coon of Quarter Sessions, in room of Mr. W. LayiolllLownde, resigned ; and Sir Offley Wakeman wit, elected vice-chairman. In the ro .in of Colonel Ker.yon Slaney, resigned. AT the Quarter Sessions, Stafford, Thomas Bull, le, labourer ...

... SHOOTING AFFAIR NEAR CLARE'IORRIS. TWO W WOUNDLIO BY ONE SHOT. Claremorris. Friday. At the Claremorris Petty Sessions yeeterday, before Mews. Alan Bell, R.M. (in the churl, Jame. Art Jerry and T. W. Kr:ly, a voting man named William Kelly, from Belly- ...

... Belfast magi,trates directing them to address a Petty Sessions decree to the police authority for execution. Samuel Whiteside, of Somerton road. Belfast. coal merchant. hod obtained a decree at Petty Sessions against one John Moffatt for 17s. goods sold, and ...

... to support reasonable temperance measures. Lelnster. Michael Davis was returned for Dal on bail to the Quarter Sessions at Athy Petty Sessions, on • charge of hay rag sred at and wounded a girl named Bridget Roche. Judge Drummond, addressing the Orand Jury ...

... OLD Rotas.—After sprawling sixty years in Manchester. an old man, 80 year. of age, named James Flynn, made his stay back to Croghan Hill (King's County' last week to see &gin the place where he was born. Th e ruins of his little cabin arre all he had to ...

... College Green, and is or laced by Mr. McCausland from head office. Peaceful Tyrene.--Judge Linehan, opening meg% quieter Session, said there was only ne criminal case for hearing, one of simple ClUNAbflakilat. It remained for him to tat not only was that ...

... Hannigan. eilarletille Tultamore. Night Lamps Stfilerb—L-1111M. which sets at ni;;ltt at Deri,more broken bridge lon Bluebell, Croghan rood. 01.1,. hate bees stolen. The lamps were placed 0M, while ohs bridge is being re-constructed. Vaunt Olhea of Mate ...

... hit Mrs. McGraill at her own door, and that Mrs. Croghan threw stones into her house; that Jimmy MeGrail did not make w kirk at Tommie Croghan, but that Tommie Croghan gave McGrail a hand and foot and knocked him on the ground. 1 Witness esi dale did not ...