... M‘Oolrick. Francis and Patrick Slevin were sentenced to two months' imprisonment with bard labour, Holmes to five weeke, and Edward Slevin. Thomas Lyooh, and Busan Slevin to one month. Holmes has lodged appeal. The others have been brought to Derry Gaol. ...

... C. H. Robinaon, R..M. IpraiUiugl. John Gallan, Jamas Timonay, and Patrick Ward. Charlaa M'Oahill, Drumagra, summonad Edward Slevin, LctUrmora, (or ehallanging him fight on tha 13th July and other and made an application to have him bound to tha peace ...

... DERRY. Yesterday morning, at Londonderry Police Coart, before Alderman BeU, J.P., throe young lads, nsmed Edward Slevin, Samuel Ramsay, and Bernard Mallet, were brought in custody and charged fay Detective Dinamore with a senes of larcenies in the city ...

... Maynooth College, following gentlemen received holy orders from his Grace the Moat Bev. Dr. M*Cabe, Archbishop Dublin:—Bev. Edward Slevin, Cloghcr, was promoted to the priesthood. The following were promoted to the order deaoonship:—Bev. Francis M'Elvogue, ...

... LONDONDERRY. At the Londonderry Police Court yesterday fir# lads, named Hugh Doherty Robert Ryan, Patrick Lynch, James ajid Edward Slevin, were charged with breaking and entering the publichouse Mr. Charles Magee, Bishop-street ami Long Tower-street, the morning ...

... widower. The following jury was empanelled ; Mesm. Joba Wray, Stott Irvine, James Wray, Hugh Gormley, Cbarlea M'Qowan, Edward Slevin, Denis Hanoigao, David Monteith, Joseph Temple, Alex. Noble, James Scott, Juhnvton Wray, Thomas M'CaUkia. Robert Temple ...

... notified that her husband, Corporal John Cooke, Derry Volunteers, has been wounded. Mr. Edward Slevin, Collon, Londonderry, has been notified that his son, Private Edward Slevin, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, has been wounded in France. Mrs. J. Kelly, 2, Albert-place ...

... town water supply unfortunately failed. Efforts were made to save the adjoining houses of Mrs. Mary Anne Begley and Mr. Edward Slevin, whose young wife had died that moniing, and so menacing was the fire to the house of Mr. Slevin that it was deemed wiser ...

... extent of about six feet. Deceased jumped when he saw the quarry falling, but was too late to escape the earth and stones. Edward Slevin, Tattycor, who had a miraculous escape when the quarry collapsed, deposed that he waa about a foot from the deceased when ...

... arrears being 10s and the weekly rent of the premises 4s. For using a motor lorry not fitted with two independent brakes, Edward Slevin, Woodend, was fined ss. For failing to keep public service vehicle in perfect working order Edward Connolly, Bridge-street ...

... display take place the district. The Court rose six o'clock. Tuesday, 26.—Judgo Ball took seat shortly after ten o'clock. Edward Slevin. charged with sending a threatening letter, was allowed stand out bis own recognizance, appear and take his trial when ...

... assisting in bringing Slevin to the barraeka. The magistrate* inflicted penalty of 30a and eevts, fuurtaen day*' imprisonment Edward Slevin wa* charged with assaulting Bji-eno Deary at the lima of the nf hi* brother John. Conalabla Adam* proved tba offence. Mr ...