... fBALLYMENA PETTY SESSIONS. Tats fortnightly court was held yesterday, hefgre Messrs. Joseph C. Rutherfoord, R. M. (chairmauj n James Mallaghan, J.P.; J. B. Black, J.PTh A. C Allen, J.P.; and Nathaniel Morton, J.P. District-. Inspector Croghan summoned Elizabeth ...

... BALLYHENA PETTY SESSIONS. Tais court was held yesterday-before MIessrs. J. C. Rutherfoorl, .Mh. (chairman); James Mallaghan; J.P.; and S. J: M'OCartney. J.P. Andrew Ross, jun., against whom there had been a great many previous convictions, was ordered ...

... ICENSING SPSSIONS. I The Recorder sat in the Kilmainham COurthouse yesterday and took upthe busilless Af the: Annual Licensing Sessions for the City of Dublin. T'he list of applications for confirnation was hrst taken up. A large number 'if per- eon8 applied ...

... BELFAST QUARTER SESSIONS. MR. HEmNY FIT'zGIBBoN, Q.C., County Court Judge, sat in the Crown Court of the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road, yesterday, and com- menced the business of these sessions. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, Deputy and Acting Clerk of the ...

... AIRaGff QgUARTJER SESSIONS. YESTERDAY, Mr. W. H. KISBry, Q.C., County Court Judge for Armagh and Loath, sat in tie Crown Couart at ArmaAh, and the quarter sessions were opened. The following are the names of the Grand Jury:-Messrs Thomas Wynne (foreman) ...

... remains of John Dean, who was brought to that institution by the constabalary on Saturday evening last. District-Inspector Croghan watched the case ona the part of the constabulary. Head- Constable Wilson was also present. A woman named Barr, residing in ...

... ICHARGE OF POACHING NDAR KILLTAGAN. AT the Killagan petty sessions yesterday, before Messrs. J. C. Hutherfoord, R.M, (in the chair), and Ls. G. P. Filgate, J.P., a man named Robert John Giveea was charged by Edward Mercer, North Strand, Dublin, with having ...

... LA - INTELLIGENCE. TRINITY SITTINGS. ' ?? ; To-diay tea courts open 'for the business of . Trnity. Sittings-the last legal session before the I totng Vacatipn At noon the usual sneetiug of I the Beiichers will be htud to consider 2ciemorialE for admission ...

... Seearttr n al others, 1. Before the Dixisionat Cour -Psmell ?? Adanson. 1; Balls and Son v. IMacken, at hearing, 2; O'Connor . I Croghan, 3; Dickson v. Little, ; Moher a. MCarthy andl otters, 5; Gallagher v. Globe Parcel Enpress Cc. 6; MZGovern ?? oeene, 7; M ...

... following evening iin the infirmary. 'District-Inspector Croghan prosecuted, and Mr. flayes (instructed by Mr-. Menery, Lurgan) de- fended the a-ccused driver, who appeared in the 3'dock on remand. Mr. Crog'han put in thewdeposi t.tions of Thomas ?? .l5I'Cluggagaand ...

... Montgomnery, J R Dickson, R Nunn, Patrick ,ewNaughton, R D Stroon. Rev A W .Vest, King-Harman new , v Cayley, J. W Madden, Edward Croghan, U7seher, minors; Martin, minors; N Maouire, Capel St George, A J Cusack, Wm Harden, O'Dell's., minors. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY-Before ...

... Petty Sessions Court a copy of the entry of the conviction in his book. It I being now r tated that the Petty Sessiams U!erk had declined to frrnish such copy, Mr. Justice Ross directed the Master of the Crown Office to write to the Petty Session; Clerk ...