... the death of t s Luddy, Kilkenny, was heard of. Deceased was sister of Mrs T. J. Dolan, Pillar House, Ballinasloe. At Petty Sessions on Saturday, 8 men from Clontuskert, were charged with cattle driving, and on giving an undertaking not to do so again, they ...

... familiar to our readers, and which had been adjourned for a month was again adjourned for a similar period, at last Petty Sessions. Mr Hayden, the Council's solicitor, didn't oppose the application, which was made by Mr Colohan, solicitor, for Mr Beirne ...

... than former years. 1 The railway arrangements for the I conveyance of stock were looked after in an admirable manner by Mr ' Croghan. Ir The Horse and Agricultural Sho • did not at all reach the usual stand- _ ard of success. The death of Mr James Burke ...

... Against Slit-heel urray, ol loving 4 head of cattle to wainan tau the publks road.—hineil 64 amd le costa. Sub-conetalite John Croghan v. Thomas Laoigen, for having car witlitiet same or rusttenor—Fined 64 and Is lkid a rt summoned Martin linerey, tart to cause ...

... CoNSPIRAOY. I Cross-examined by Davellv-Was it not John . • *Donnell end James Cavanagh that went to Flyou'a RALLINASLOE PETTY SESSIONS-. :to drink with gad desired ma to follow everwhen paid? That lb YrtarrltesT. i What whoa we to leave Innis's? 1 don't you ...