... another evicted farm named Croghan, and both emergencymen had their escorts. Croghan had a gallon of stout end a half pint of whiskoy, with which the two caretakers went to Ryan's apartments, where they remained. After Croghan had sufficiently recovered ...

... and by the time he got round by the Croghan Bridge thicy had escaped. However he kept a watch about the place, and later in the evening they turned up with the same dog and commenced to beat the preserves at Croghan. There were pheasants and par- tridgas ...

... considered to be in danger. He was brought up at the NewryI Petty Sessions, and remanded, bail being refused. A cardriver named Michael Croghans was charged at the Ennis Petty Sessions yesterday with having loaded firearms in his possession w hile under ...

... Dispensary Com- tr mittee, to the position of medical officer of the ar I district. tb The man Croghan, who was charged a week ago ge I at the Ennis petty sessions with having loaded PI arms in a proclaimed district, was again brought n up on Saturday. Ho ...

... w1as lodged in the 'uilamore Jail yesteroaiy In counection with a robbery from the house ot a ;arruer naimed Birmiinghamr at Croghan. near Philinstown. It appears that Moleuy visited the bank and several commtercial estahlish- | ments in Pbiipwstw,%v endeavouring ...

... cruiss will be continued North West. TaxR RoBosa runox THiE Us NCx or A i o9SCOvXON MSAcs'TRaTE.-At the Rescommon' Petty Sessions yesterday, before Messrs R C c Brown (presiding) and Wm Tully, I P, a girl, named Bridget Byrne, a native of Waterford j ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... achieved during 1I:e year, 0il that the insti- tution was in a very prosperous condition. To encourage pupils to attend two sessions the governon have, as usual. paid half the cost of the board of anv pupil who bhs remained at the school during the interval ...

... Lebesy, Thomas Carew. r Carnaska-william Carlos, Harry Owens, P L G. TAk - Bernard M'Gann, Patrick Clabby, John Shaunggher. Croghan-D Priest, P L G; Redger Shell. I Bsseommon-Jolin Flynn. t Kilglans- Roy John Meazher, P P; Rev P J Filan, C C,; Patrick Beirne ...

... 3Michael Neilan, PLG; John Delaaney, Dudley 3lucreniu, MNartin Delaney, John Con- :nor, Patt Scally, Thomrs Fannon, Joian Croghan, John I Flyni. Partk OiCarroll. Luke Seally, Thomas Rocle, Edward Dowl'ig, John Gunning, Bernard MacHughl - Michl h Groghegau ...