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... Liscarroll Petty Sessions. (Before Messrs C. F. Harding, J. P. Hannigan, D. S. Wigmore, and R. Weldon). The following resolution was dralted, which the Clerk was directed to forward to Major Hutchinson :—** Resolved That we, the justices, solicitors, ...
... Butler, Mr Patrick Doyle, J P; Mr Robert T. Brereton, M H ; Mr J. C. Gabson, J P; Lieut-Col Richd Medlicottt, R D F; Mrand Mis Cuthbert, Miss Stedmond, Miss Shaw, Mr Normau, Mr Bailey, Mr James Cosgrove, Mr ...
... J. & T. MEAGHER, — Turf Commission Agents, DU NDALX. ST. LEDGER, CESAREWITCH, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. English Races. Win 1, 2 and 1,2, 3 Win 1, 2 and 1,2, 3 Win 1,2 and 1,2, 3 Win 1, 2 and 1,2, 3 Win 1, 2 and 1,2, 3 Win 1, 2 and 1,2, 3 Win 1,2 and 1,2, 3 Win ...
... yds; J Baker, St Columb's Court, 50 ds; J Heney, Derry, 50 yds; J B Sherry, 55 yds; J G ilazlctt, City of Derry LC, 55 yds; T Torrens, Eglin%ton, .55 yds; D O’Donnell, 55 ?'ds; J Marshall, 55 {(ls; M Corbett, N ...
... grounds, when the then champion D.M.P, Team, under Inspector Perry was victorious. J. Mangan of Wexford, easily won the 281 b., with a good put of 38t.. but if the 561 b. champion had the same knowledge of the game and knack as J. Ryan, who was second, he would ...
... Sergeant D. o’Connell and Constable J. E. Craig, of Kilrush Station, had a somewhat exciting chase a few days ago. A youthful offender, named Thomas Maguire, thought well of stealing a pair of boots value 11s. from Mr. Michael Madigan, in whose house ...
... Killough, for the last seven years and six months, has, on the recommendation of C. E. Seymour, Esq., C. 1., and J F. Macnamara, Esq., D. 1., been promoted to the rank an pa)‘ of Acting-Sergeant, dating from the Ist. inst. His numerous friends in Tipperary ...
... Caldbeck (sth place); Mr J. Grady, Westport, (Bth place): Mr. John Dillane, Passage West (14th place) ; Mr. Peter Brady, Londonderry (16th place) : Mr. Willam J. Blair, Antrim (20th place) ; Mr. A. McGann, Clontarf (21st place) ; Mr. S. J. Patterson, Amnalong ...
... 000 OOOOOS J. MICHIE, Chemist, Blackrock, Dublin. PREPARED ONLY BY-— We endorse the pronouncement of Mr. G. G. Mercer, J.P., at the recent Petty Sessions in Cavan, when he told a A Proper Sentence. witness it was to her credit that she chastised a stepmother ...
... p Wilson, Esq., B. J. Lee, Esq., P.L.G., Festus King, Esq., Clerk of Union, John J. Darcy, Esg.,, P.LG. and D.V.C.,, Rev. J. Kelly, C.C., A Tiue Friend, Head Constable Wm. Green 10s. each; Thomas McWilliams, George McWilliams, John Ladly, ex-Sergeaut ...
... of H. Beerbohm Tree), to be preceed:d at 8 by a GRAND CONCERT. Usual Prices. Box Plannow open, EASTER MONDAY -*A RUNAWAY GIRL.” 9 QUEEN’S ROYAL THEATRE. Sole Proprietor & Patentee—Mr. ELLIS JONES Lessee & Manager—Mr. J. W. WHITBREAD. THIS EVENING ’ MR. ...
... THE CONSTABULARY GAZETTE. D.M.P. Jottings, By PauL Pry. The question of holidays is ome of the unsettled B lidays! grievances of the D.M.P., and especially of the rank and file of that body. The leave allowed to Conbl quite inadequate. A we?k or eight ...