... 30 o'alock-d Monds' cstate, from 4th inst; Waller v Waller, MWithell and Son; O'Callagban av O'Calleghan, F 5 F Sm;itih; E Croghan octats, Malcolmrsou: Barrou va' BlerrLn, Thornton and Son; 1 ller v Kelly, Moore. K'eily, 4nd Llovd; Haolett v Woedwright ...

... with four copies. Civii Side-Motions on Li~ Notice-Hedgens a' Murray and another' Kellyj C s amtd another v Andrews'. IM'Croghan v' Burke, '3 RMGiffiti v M1NeilI. Roberts. and Coyv Mills, Taylor andt Co, Limited, a' Rice; George Herbert, Li-t 's mited ...

... c 12 to 1 o'clock-H and B Fitzgerald, J C a Hurley, J S H Dillon, Roe v Shortt. M'Carthy v M'Carthy, G E Lambert. Edward Croghan, l Graves v Shaw, J Ni Ferrall, Redmond v Red- r mond, Wiseman v Nugent. 1 to 2 o'clock-I Ross v Whitestone, D Finlay and ...

... do-; Weagham, dc: Nlurdo~k.4 audit aasisnees account; Marks, motion, BexucLamp: Boyle, do, Mathew'; same, (o, ScaIlan ; Croghan. d, Gerrari; Murphy, do, )urray; MAahon, du, Eaton; [ope, do, Larlin. (Before the Chief Regstrar.) At 11 30 o'clock. Bracken ...

... Dunsany, Wm Brennan a Rev J B Ottely, Wm Delany a Hon G L Bryan, James Moore a same, James Walsh a same. Co Carlow-R J Croghan a Edward Croghan. COURT OF ADMIUALTY. Standing for ?? and D'Alton a piller. COURT OF BAN KRUPTCY. (Before the Clhef Registrar, at ...

... tr. iR Wright moved. on behalf of kr. R C L Fisher that he might be at liberty tu present . himself at the forthcoming sessional examination for solicitors in July, 1888, notwithstanding that- he had not attended the full number of lectures, and that ...

... a.denying that there was negligence by the company, X lI h and averring contributory negligence by the plain- tiff, of it Croghan v. the Midland Great Western Railway tit Me Comnany.-Thils was an action to recover damages Ci efor injuries alleged to have ...

... OUR REPORTFtR, Carrick-on-Shaunton, Monday, To day the magisterial inquiry into the charge ,goinst Mr. H. B. Acheson, of Croghan, Boyle, of lhooting Patrick Meelan, was resumed at 11.80 0ant the county jail in the governor's board. ,,ni. The brothers ...

... bench was disposed to decide summarily-it was one which a sessions jury of the citizens would best decide on. He Ah (Mr. Porter) would, therefore, send the case to the next p1 quarter sessions. Be would take Mr. Pollard's information, su and would accept ...

... interested in upholding the orders wh;ch had been already made. Tbere had been an ideatbat there would be legislation last session on this wnatter. and it Was probably owing to this that no steps were taken in appeais. It was a very serious ques- ?? affecting ...

... near Clones, in the county Waterford, on Monday even- ing the 13th inst., it was believed by Edmond Molousy. Sub-lIspector Croghan, CaTrick.on-Suirratched the case for the Crown, which was Sconducted by Head-constable Gray, Portlaw. The prisoner was defonded ...

... . The follo wing as a cory of the summons issued against the defendants- Petty Sessions Irelalnd Act. 1M51. 14- and 15 jie, e zpnh. Colmry of P10-zornition; Ps-rv Sessions tistrict of Boyle. la The Queen at the prosecution of Henry W: Babbagc, Esq. District ...