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... solicitors, had carriage of she several sales. BA.LLYME3NA PETTY SESSIONS, .THAE DEPARTUREB OF~ DISTRIOT.IxspgoTorn CROGHlAN FROM BALLYMEBNA. AT the close of the business of the Ballymena petty sessions court yesterday-Messrs, J. C. Runtherfoord, R.M. (chairman); ...
... instal- ments, to do whicrh they risk the money they broug,.t from hobre-I am, yours, A LoVEP. Os JUSTICE. LONGFOR>D PETTY SESSIONS. (rE o3urt. CoRaEsPOsnZFNT.) . Lengford. At this court before Messrs Benjamin Hill, R 3I :J M Wilson. and F W Russell, as ...
... do- w ing it. P The Csr.mmA denied this, and said it was neces- sary the matter should be brought bafore Parliament w this Session. (I Mr. ATXI\SoN said he had not been present when gi the 19th clause was read, and he would like to ?? i how far the permissive ...
... charged by ae District-Inspector Croghan with having feloniously stolen a watch and chain, the property of Samuel H_ y dmTan, value for £2 10s. After bearing the evidence, lhe was remanded to the next petty SessiOns. bail being accepted for his appearance ...