... COLERAINE PETTY SESSIONS. FRIDAY. IBEFORE Mr. Joseph Cuthbert, J.P. (chairman), Rear - Admiral Alexander, R.N., Mr. John Huey, J.P., and Mr J. M. Anderson, J.P.) ALLEGED ASSAULT. Samuel Mathers, Islandtassity, summoned Martha Glenn, of same place, for ...

... COLERAINE PETTY SESSIONS. [Baron 3leeara. P. 11. Gilligan (presiding, Ferris, H. A. Gribbon, Robert Steen, James O'Reme, and W. J. Baxter, justices.] THE SUNDAY TRADING CASES. Mr. Thomas G. Lyod, Town Officer, wee complainant in a case against William ...

... COLERAINE PETIT SESSIONS. impression that there was at tenet • three nines limit. It was necessary that the boundary should run from Bengore Head to Glen- FAIDST. lad Head itt order to protect night fishing. [Boman Captain Welch. R.M. (presiding), Hight ...

... Cameron, Bs; Robert J. M Neilt, Croghan, El is 4d; Robert Patton, Gills, £l2s Td. CAS MM. Matthew Orr. car proprietor, Coleraine, summoned John M'lntyre to recover for car hire. The ease had been adjourned from last sessions for the production of complainant's ...

... came up again they would be severely dealt with. BALLYMENA QUARTER SESSIONS. On Monday morning Henry Fitigtl'hon, Q. County Court Judge for Antrim, commence, business of these sessions. His Honour »a- ucromptined on the bsnch the i. Messrs Jsmes Usllsghsn ...

... inst., after having undergone extensive repairs. The walls have been cemented outside and distempered inside, the bull and session beuse re-floored, all the old doors and windows have been taken away, the windows enlarged, arched, and refilled with lead ...

... pursuit of game on their lands at Croghan. Mr. Leech appeared for the complainants. Alex. Tate, gnmekeeper, was examined, and deposed to having seen the defendants trespass on the lands of the complainants at Croghan. John Moody, a brother of one of the ...

... Hugh Crawford, S. A. Wray, P. A. Merrylee.s, John Taylor, Wm. Moore, Robert Moody, and W. J. Moore. The - , rooTamme for the session will be arranged at a meeting of committee. Accident at the Belfast Technical Institute. DEATH OF THE INJURED LADY. We regret ...

... were summoned at Ruskey Pelty Sessions, before John Veevera, R.M., William Cooke, R.M-, Captain Hanly, and Francis Nesbitt, Esqrs. For aome cause, not generally known, the case was postponed until the net petty sessions. The country, for several miles ...

... M'lselland—At Coldagh, Ballymoney, on the 7th inst., Hugh M'Lellaud, aged 70 years. Leighton—At his father's residence, Croghan, on the Bth inst., James, third son of James Leighton, aged 27 years. Dean—At his residence, on the Blot alt., James Thompson ...

... widow and six children, the eldest of whom is only eight yearn old. It is an urgent case for pecuniary assistance. Mr. Paul, Croghan, Macosquin, will be glad to receive subscriptions, however small. A Limavady merchant who wrote to the Circumlocution Office ...

... sufficient for this. Mr. John M'Keefrey, one of the prornotert. reminded Mr. Adair that the presentment had been posted last sessions at £3), and that no one one would take it. He therefore applied for £3O this time. Mr. Adair—Pass it al a perch. Mr. M‘Keefrey—l ...