... ISKILLEN QUARTER SESSIONS. Only Two Crown Cases. Homan ADDRESS. s na i s kai se Quarter were opened OD (Wednesday) by ha Judge Grano, K.C. The followinglentletnen Were sworn on the Jury 2- 1141 . 121 . A. (fore. man), W. Arm J J . J. Brown, W. A. Crawford ...

... BALLYCONNELL. PETTY SESSIONS. Ballyconnell Petty Sess:ons were held on Wednesday, before Surgeon-General Roe, C. 8., D.L., and Mr. P. O'Kane J.P.'s. Sergeant Weddick charged James Donohue, of Snugboro', with being drunk on the public street on the 25th ...

... will not grow it, is pleasant walk on, and it will last for many 1 Sessions.* The Law Officeis of the Crown have given their opinion, that causes oideied lor i trial at Petty Sessions, where more than one person may be concerned the cause, the Clerk is ...

... potatoes at Croghan on the 15th of October, the property of John Hurst. To be imprisoned three months lo hard labor. Robert Rogers, for taking forcible possession of a cabin at Tubberdyn on the 12th July. To be imprisoned three months. The Sessions are not ...

... waylaid and by a paity men who Leal out Iris bruins bludgeons. heard of Drurosbanbo, shopkeeper, was sum- as a juror the Sessions Ballinamore, and j*f?*nedio be one of jury that convicted a fcll »w cotiaiqueuce which the Molly Mak-wluve posted up notices ...

... Morris. senr., was bound to the peace for twelve months, and she also ordered to bring Thomas before the /Court on next Petty Sessions day to have a similar ruling made in his case. A PLUMBRIDGE PROSECUTION. District-Inspector Wilbond summoned Peter Nl'Vulligh ...

... proclamations announce that on and after the 27th mat. (this day), IB7C, the Peace Preservation Act, as amended in the present session of Parliament, shall be lin force in the following counties and subdivisions of counties, baronies, parishes, S;c., via. : ...

... home; Carroll was not with them; Andrew had slick. Both Guiltv. Robert Wither* —indicted for assaulting Robert lilliolt at Croghan, July ‘2Bth. This case, which presented no feature of public interest, was remarkable only from the disgraceful eonduct of ...

... tbe Grand Jury on the immunity of the county from crime, and referred briefly to tbe Lough Mask murder*. ENNISKILLEN PETTY SESSIONS. MONDAY. Magiatr*tM—R«r. J. B. Frith (chair), E. M. Arch dale, Esq., Captain Microrti.ia. H.VI. Sub Constable John Shannon ...

... former Hi# South—the latter the Northern ditlricL—/’rre»«** 1 RIALS. I'nder (tie Aft Ist and 2d Win. 4, c. .5-j Sf KY PETTY SESSIONS—M»r S5. Halliburton, Ksq. Collector, and Mr. Win. P. Hodgson, Supervisor of Excise, Sligo, conducted the prosecution. Cawley ...

... death. We can all remember how Parnell and his seven or eight followers carried out that policy of obstruction for session after session despite of every effort, legal or extra legal, which could be brought to bear against them. By this policy, sad by ...

... by dm. twin brothers ATourt Smith, of Gurnard, Isle d Wight. A verdict of accidental death . was returned et an inquest at Croghan House, Kinoshitadm, Co. Cam, on Mr. D. H. Crawford, J.P., aged 69, who died from a shot, wound caused the accidental discharge ...