... police are so vigilant. r It. was a miracle that many of them were not killed. I DOwN;PATRICm PETTY SESSIoNs.-This fort- v nightly court of petty sessions wvas held yesterday, r before Capt. C. L'Estrauge, WM. (in the chair) F and Mr. John Cleland. ,IP ...

... Crown Soeick'eor. examinerldseveral wirnss. after which the mad;. trates returned tlie acc-ued for ?? at the ort qiarrer sessions to be lhid at 'icnaj-han. Mr Bailey. Crown Solcicior. also prosecuted *Tohr i''Crudden. an army re-srvepersirner. forfoirr ...

... donald. BALLEYMENS. PETTY SESSIONS.-T'nis Court wvas held ;yesterdayr before Messrs. J. C. Rtuth~erfoord, R.M. (chairman); Rbobert Simpson. J.P.; Joseph B. Black.,J.P.; anldJas. Mallaghan, J.P. District- Inspector Croghan charged Dan MI'Neill, publican ...

... grant liberty to James Donnelly, Iof High Street, Ballymena. to carry on the trade Iof a spirit-grocer. Diaerict-Inspector Croghan opposed the application, which, after some discus- sion, was refused. A large number of people were charged by the constabulary ...

... J.P. Dise 6 ?? Croghan charged John Cathcart b with having, on Saturday, the 3rd inst., assaulted John M Fall. MIr. J. K. Currie defended. The Court sent the defendant to jail for two montns, with hard labour. District-Inspector Croghan charged Joln M;Caw ...

... I ULSTER INTELUENIFNCE. FRO3M OUR COIRESPO1NDELTS. BANBRIDGn PETTY SESSIONs.-This fortnightly court was held. ?? Williarn SmnVtha, J.P., inthe chair. Present-Dr. William Src? h J.P.: Dr. H. B. Mt'Cleliand. J. P.M r. Ankdrew I-Clelland. 5.P. Several oases ...

... There has, therefore, been no unnecessary delay on the part of the petitioner, or rather his solicitors. I Some two or three sessions ago there were frequenit rumours in the lobby of the leouse of Commons, purporting- to explain the c'auses of the estrangement ...

... ULSTER INTELLIGENCE. - - I lfOM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. 9 C iRUMLIN PRESENTMENT SESSIONS. t This court was held in the Courthouse, Crumlin, yesterday, the followivn.g magistrates being pre- sent:-Rev. Arthur Pakenham, J.P.; lisr. C. E. M'0lintock, J.P.; MIr ...

... District-1nspector George Hurst. as -rell as thirty men from thle Ballymena district, commranded by District- IInspector Croghan. The weather wat not very favourable for firing, but, uotwithstanding, the hits were up to the average. The practice was ...

... Ballymnena petty sessions, bail-himself in £ 20, and sc-b two sureties in £1;I0 eachi-being accepted for his Jul appearancr. Cal NCWTOWNBRREOA PErrv SrSIteONS.-Iln the as- of sault case beard on Saturday at this court of petty yea) sessions a, correspondent ...

... Bench inflicted a penalty of 20s. and costs 5sa. and 6d. THE, LOCAL BOARD AND THE SUPPLY OP' WATER. -At the Alfreton Petty Sessions on Friday, before Mr. G. Cressy Hall (chairman) and Mr. W. G. Toarbutt, the Alfreton Local Board summoned Mr. John Collier ...