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... large amount were at once entered into. REDUrto OF ?? learn from a correspondent n that, last summer, James Cochran, Esq., of Croghan House, Lifford, after visiting and minutely examining every farm on r his property, in the parish of Meavagh, generously granted ...
... by this infernal machine.' On Monday last twenty young men of the Catholic faith were prosecuted at the Strabane petty sessions at the suit of 'the constabulary. for expressing their disapprobation during Foley's diatribe against their religion; and ...
... PARSON FOLEY CRUSADE IN THE NORTH. STRABANE PETTY SESSIONS. (FROM OL’R CORRKSPOXOKjrr.) Foley, the religious incendiary, who baa contributed much to disturb the peace of several communities in the south of Ireland, has been lately paying visit to the ...
... Lieutenunt Benjamin Wheatly Tracy, R.N. Patrick Holton was lately sentenced to two years’ imprisonment for cow-stealing, at the sessions held at Borris-in-Ossory. Escare oF Convicts rROM Gaot.—On Saturday last, at eleven o'clock, a.m., two convicts named Michael ...
... O'Beirne. It was as follows :-[[lere the hon. and a learned gentleman read a letter from the Rev. T. O'Beirne, i, R.C.C. Croghan, Boyle, which we are reluctantly obliged to ( hold over, and proceeded]-He had mnuch pleasure in c moving that letter on the ...
... 16 of these 44 mem- bers have been added to the roli of the mstitute within the last mentioned “The meetings of the last session have been well attended, and many interesting and instructive discussions have arisen on the s and subjects brought forward; ...
... last July). Mr. Martin, from Ballinrobe, sold 20, at!B/. bs. Mr. Davis, from Tuam, a lot of 24, at 10/. 15a. Mr. Barrett, of Croghan, sold 15 out of a lot of 20, 17s. od., and also lot of three and four-years-old heifers, at 6/. IDs. Mr. C. J. Peyton sold ...
... much gratification the chock lor Ihe money which accompanied it. About five o'clock company proceeded to dinner in Ibe . Sessions House. I ables were laid tor as many the large . room could accommodate, and theso tables were completely . lilled. Such ...
... COCNTT OF ROSCOMMON. the matter of Edward Croghan and others, owners, exparte ; Henry Edwards, petitioner. Tho lands of Tonragee, Smaghrane, and Rathconnor, with their subdenominations, situate the barony of Ba'lintobber, and county of Roscommon, held ...
... 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 ...
... persons, who were committed by R. M. Plunkett, Eq., EM., and on Tuesday they were admitted to bail to appear at the next petty sessions of this town. Rus►uNLY °UTZAten,—TM Kilkenny Moderator contributes the following:—On Tuesday evening a poor woman, a Protestant ...
... Esq., proposed Captain Archdall, one of the late representatives, as fit and proper person to represent them in the next session of parliament —(great applause.) The Rev. Rkade, amid deafening cheers seconded the nomination of Captain Archdall. ' Hon ...