... and her sister Anne Croghan as tothe possession of this house, and it ended by Anne Croghan being put out of the house. Some time after this Walsh states that Anne Croghan came to him and said that she was starving, and she wanted her sister Essie to done ...

... Baron Dowse presiding, the trial of Anne Croghan and Lawrence Kenny, for the murder of F•sther Croghan, of Irisittown, Westmeath, was resumed. The jury retu rned; a verdict of not guilty, upon which Anne Croghan was dhscharged on ball, to appear at the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMOMS, Tuesday July 13. Mr. Morrison withdrew his bill relative to Railroads, on account of the lateness of the session, and the great opposition which was likely be offered to the Bill. Mr. Maxwell, who had in the course of the night repeatedly ...

... had taken the last session. CERTIFICATES AND PRIZES. The prize list was as follows: Certificates with distinction (order of merit): 1 C. Rowe, 2 J. E. Priestley, 3 Miss K. M. W. Edwards, J. L. Raymond, 5 R. F. Sumner. 6 M. F. Croghan, 7 D- C- Edwards and ...

... Institute Cercifi- eight with distinction), four special subjects certificates, and W f, ce rtificates. Frizes were awarded «F. Croghan, and R. L. Police Court, Fri- Hector, currier, of Higham fined -610 and his licence waa tor dangerous driving of motor charge ...

... say that the men complmined of would bo forthcoming to answer for their misconduct at the ensuing petty sessions. On Monday, st the petty sessions, none of the parties concorned made ther appearance, and no notiee seemed to be taken of the matter until ...