... PETTY SESSIONS. HOLYWOOD. This bi-monthly Court Petty Sessions was held yesterday morning in the Town Hall, Holywood. Mr. John K. Stephens, the newly-elected chairman the Urban Council, presided over the town court and received the congratulations the ...

... COLERAINE PETTY SESSIONS. The fortnightly Court of Sessions was held yesterday, before Messrs. P. M Oiiligan (pre•uding), Robert Ferris, William J. Baxter, and H. A. Gribbon.—Mr. Duncan (supervisor Inland Revenue) summoned a young man named John Rankin ...

... LARNE PETTY SESSIONS REMAINS OF A CHILD FOUND TIN HAT BOX. BEHIBKIBLE AFFAIB IK The decomposed remains of a child, which were discovered in a tin hat box in the house labourer named Andrew Kelly, Croghan, near Strabane, a few days ago, formed the subject ...

... ARRESTING A POLICEMAN. STRANGE ROSCOMMON CASE. Hearing- at Castlerea. Extraordinary eft-idenc© wa* (l>p Castlerea Petty Sessions when charges saulting the police wh’l© !u the ©xecurion o? their duty were preferred again » Harvey, grrocer and publican ...

... on the job, He was ap- '&;}‘nw‘ thet whea be :r”’d before Mr. roached by Croghan to give the revolvers. I Caffrey in a landlord and tenant case the Eh was approached by Croghan to go along | Luuwe told him that ** if he didn’t shut up to the b.nt. but ...

... 1897, Arranged connection with Pret ions Statutes when Applicable, JOSEPH GILLESPIE. Clerk of the Petty Sessions District* Boyle. Cootehill, Croghan, Bailtnafad. nod Mnllaghroe. and Commissioner of Oaths, &c. Dublin: E. PONSONBY, 116, Grafton Street Telephone ...

... included io the above list. ALLEGED INTIMIDATION. Prosecution at Claremorris; Charge of locitlog. At the Claremorris Petty Sessions yesterday. Lord Oranmore (in the chair), an .interesting sequel to the Carradine eviction was heard when Mr. T. E. Moclair ...

... A REMARKABLE SPEECH. Prosecution at Claremorris. Claremorris petty sessions on 15th inst. * case of interest was heard, when Mr. S. Moclair, journalist and countv secretary the Old Age Pensions Committee foV the County Mayo, was summoned show cause why ...

... meeting of the branch has been arranged take place this (Wednesday) evening, when the conduct the affairs of the craobh for the session will appointed, as will also the delegates to the Coisde Ceanntair. A large attendance of members is anticipated, whilst those ...

... night. Northern Ireland remains perfectly peaceful. Sir James Craig returned to Belfast on Monday, and plans for the ensuing Session of Parliament are well advanced. General Headquarters, Portobello, Dublin, issued the following on Saturday:— Patrick Geraghty ...

... given by the 6. M. Hankey. Ncwrv Quarter Sessions yesterdaybefore Judge Bates, K.C., Mary Ann M’Cainbridgc, publican, Gilford, appealed against decision of two R.M.’a sitting at Banbridge Licensing Sessions on the 10th January fining her A 3 and cost* ...

... Services at Portrush and Parish Churches have been -s-sful this season, and have ■-pended. r.,-v. Canon Charles Sinclair, • Croghan. Diocese of Elphin, .1 f-nm the active work of the and has taken up residence In G. Quin. M.A.. -who has duty as curate-assistant ...