... dressings at Wirksworth on May 23 wert granted to Mr. W. E. Croghan (Red Lion Hote and Mr. John Lees (Royal Oak Inn). The extensions granted were from 11 to 11.30 a.m. from 4 p.m. Mr. Croghan was also granted - ;>n hour's extension, from 10 to 11 p.m. ...

... PETTY SESSIONS Saturday the licet)*e the Parke 100. Haidar Hill. «v- tnuiiferred lUckard Wehrter. that the SUa',mpaar« Hotel. Duiton, Hugh Percy Irvrraiue Truootl. The lk»oae the Dog and Part ml re. High rtwat. iranrferred to Margaret M--«» aril edge ...

... WIRKSWORTH PETTY SESSIONS TUESDAY, December 30. [Before C. E. B. Bowles (Chairman), A. E. Broster, J- W. Harrison, and J- Bowmor, Eaqre., and Admiral Sir F. B. Jnglefield, K.C-B-3 Application—Mrs. Martha Budworth granted an extension of hours at the Hope ...

... WIRKSWORTH PETTY SESSIONS. Tuesday.—Before Messrs. C. E. B. Bowles (chairman), W. J Harrison. J. Bowmer. Dr. A. E- Broster, and Admiral Sir Frederick S. Inglefield, K.C.B Farmer Fined --John Erough. farmer and knacker, of Dal6-street, Wirksworth, was ...

... DERBYSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. There was again light, calendar the County , Quarter Sessions, hold Derby to-day (Wednesday), only seven prisoners being brought to trial. Mr. H. St. John presided, and the other justices present included: Col. W. Beadon Woodforde ...

... scheme). He was appointed permanent chairman, and Mrs. Meade-Waldo vice-chairman, as well as representative on the Petty Sessional Division Committee. It was resolved to prepare and issue printed appeals to the inhabitants of Wirksworth for subscriptions ...

... Osrick Edwin Rollo Southern, of tho Canadian Contingent, was charged on remand with obtaining false pretences from Walter K. Croghan, the landlord the Red Lion Hotel, Wirksworth, in May last, two sums £2 each, and farther with obtaining food and lodging at ...

... the annual Brewster Sessions. Applications for extensions of licensed hours on January 31st and February 7th the cecjisions the annual dinners the Wurksworth Farmers Union and the W irksworth Cricket Club wore made Mr. W. E. Croghan. landlord of the Red ...

... county scheme). He was appointed permanent chairman, and Mrs. Meade-Waldo vice-chairman, well as representative on the Petty Sessional Division Committee. It was resolved to prepare and issue printed appeals to the inhabitants of Wirksworth for subscriptions ...

... Osrick Edwin 80110 Southern, of the Canadian Contingent was charged on remand with obtaining false pretences from Walter E. Croghan, landlord ox the Red Lion Hotel. Wirksworth. two same of £2 each, and further with obtaining food and lodging at the hotel ...

... Elizabeth Griffiths. who was convicted of fraud at the Staf a fordshire Quarter Sessions in October last, and sentenced to be kept in a Reformatory for five years. Croghan wvus or- dired to pay is. per week, and Griffiths, who has six other children to ...

... to the watch has been obtained, a and the innkeeper has returned home, no doubt regretting the folly of his conduct. PETTY SEssIoNs, Tuesday.-(Before C. W. Lyon and 3 Tonman Mosley, Esqrs.)--Aaron Bull, 16, Isaac Archer 16 fe and William Quinn, 15, were ...