... P.P., Tanderagee ; Rev. Hugh Murphy, P.P.. Cooley; Rev. John Rock, P.P., Clonoe; Rev. M. Loughran, P.P., Kilmore ; Rev. Thomas Hardy, P.P., Upper Killevy; Very Rev. Charles Quinn, P.P., V.F., Camlough ; Very Rev. Canon M'Geeney, P.P., Crossmaglen; Very ...

... charged by District In spec tor Hardy, Ballymena, with having the previous night at Gloontn. near Ahoghill, feloniously stabbed William Mooney, Gloonan, thereby oce«Moninsr him aotual bodily harm. District-lospector Hardy prosecuted, ana the prisoner was ...

... case of Robert J. Flanagan against Joseph Jordan, James Donnell, and Thomas M'Olellan was then heard- The chair- man said the magistrates found the assault proved, and ordered Thomas M'Clellan, Jas. Donnell. and Joseph Jordan to be imprisoned for a fortnight ...

... us. S. J. J.P. (chairman) ; John Dinsrnoro, J.P.; James slue, J.P.. Samuel Smith, J.P.; Thomas Burns, J.P ; and Nathaniel Morton, J.P. District-Inspector J. Hardy and Mr. John (J. Oalleutine, petty ecs»-i,>ns ebrk. were also present. PDLI'JK CASES. Constable ...

... e of our people. After other speakers bad addressed the meeting the following resolution wasproptsed Mr. Owen Hardy, seconded by Mr. Thomas Meskill, That we, the members the Wolfe Tone Branch, form ourselves into committee to work for and accrue the ...

... AND KINDERGARTEN. PRIZES. PREPARATORY. A.—Form Prize—Madeline Hardy. Term Work—Annie Austin. Examination— Alice Foster. Neatness (Written Work) Isabel Swans ton. Singing sad Drill—Dorothy Hardy. Drvraro* B.—Form Prise —Lon is Jefferson. Home Work—Arthur ...

... The motion on being moved by Mr. Hardy, was seconded by Mr. Joseph Allan, and was supported by the following Guardians -- Nessrs. L uib. Fee, and Watson. fMr. Jameq Hobson, of Kilmore, moved as an amendment to Mr. Hardy's motion, that tfhe former resolution ...

... J.P., charged by District-Inspector W. J. Hardy, Ballymena, with having on the previous night at Gloonan, near Ahoghill, feloniously and dangerously stabbed Win. Mooney, of Gloonan. District-Inspector Hardy prosecuted, and the prisoner was unde- fended ...

... William Moore. J.P., charged by Dtetrict-loepcctoe W. J. Hardy. Ballymena, with bavinij the ▼ions night, at GVooaaa, near Ah ...

... J. H. Stronge, J.P., prtv in Mr T. If Hardy moved to rescind a >l I ti, guardians whereby it was re- from the Board of ‘‘.r purpose of erecting new dis- Ki. oTi .- r, , b > nL'e forth® medical officer of * Hardy’s motion was .i, i ,H Allen. Mr. James ...

... were—Mcrers. Hunt W. Chambre, J.P. (Chairman), presiding; Charles Knox, Bernard Kelly, James M'Emooc. Thomas W. William Irwin, John Aiken. Joseph (Nowell, John. Hardy, and Robert M’Clean. following letter was read In-m Mr. Locfeody. County Surveyor; —“Dungannon ...

... (chairman) 8. J. Mtartney.J.P.; James Co«bie,J.P.:Thomas Bums, J.P. District-Inspector W. J. Hardy, and Mr. John 0. Bailentine, |«tty sessions clerk, were also present. Sergeant Hadden charged Henry Hardy with heing drunk on the public street on the 26th ...