... 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 ...

... A conversation took place d regarding the failure to secure tenders for works d presented for and passed at the last road sessions, and the clerk was instructed to have the matter 9 arranged at the assizes. Mr. Ellis referred to the enecessitv for a shed ...

... arrested in the 'Fbrhoirn ord of Mnira. where he was engaged : torn. Mr. Croghan, who prosecuted. a-ked -a7 tue prisoner should be sent forward for trial t t quarter sessions. Mr. Wilkins, who de- -tdrd. eseed the application, contending that 'Ore would ...

... last for the nert quarter sessions. It is stated rthat Mr. Henniker He&aton, Mf;P: Mr. Gill, NM P- - Mr. Sexton, X P. and 'ther riibemhrs of: P'arlia- mett Will be examined at the trial of tihe eject- mienits.: The quartern sessions will be held in a i, ...

... 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 ...

... also, and. Leonard d ?? hltr as the person lie got the order from. s Ionard has been remanded in custody ?? next ir petty sessions. o¶ ASSAULT ON A SERIFF&S BAMIiFF AND RESCUE OF A SEIzURE.-Yestarday James Titherington, ot sheriff's bailiff. of Kilre& ...

... As6OCIATIoN.-Tho quarterly meeting of the above ang was held on Saturday at Buxton. The members were the received by Mr. T. Croghan, of Buxton, and-conductod der- over the sewage works, refuse destructor works, &o. tidl Proceeding to the Town Hall, the meeting ...

... the occa- sion was that issued by the ?? and approved F by Convocation. ti The death is announced of the Very Rev. D. G. Croghan, Dean of Bloemfonrtein. Over twenty B years ago he went out as chaplain to the first bishop of the Orange River Territory ...

... holds a farm in the towuland of Glenhue. was brought before Major Rowan. J.P., at Ahogu- higl charged by District-Inspector Croghan with having, the Drevious evening. feloniously'attempted to set fire to a haystack, the property of a farner 1 named John ...

... Unionists admitted the griev- ance and promised their support in forcing it under the notice of Parliament. But Session came and- Session went, and the Government romped through its Budgets and its Estimates, and the rest, with never a cough from' these ...

... 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 ...

... the Library justify its title. That s is the question in a nutshell, and it is to h~e hoped that it will, daring the next Session of Parliamert, receive the attention it de- n serves from the Irish members, as a ques- t tion of really vast national im~portance ...