... 21, 1S57. DEAn SIn-I beg to acknowledge with the deepest gratitude the foliowing subscriptions towards the enlargement of Croghan chapel, from the ?? I entlemen. With regard to the humbler classes, whose subsoriptions it would be too tedious to give here ...

... Court Judge, sat in the Crown Court of the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road, yesterday, and com- menced the business of these sessions. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, Deputy and Acting Clerk of the Peace, was in attendance. GRAND JURY. The following gentlemen were ...

... I PRESENTMENT SESsioNS AT PHILIPSTOWN. I _ I to (FBOM A CORRESPONDENT.) ire Pursuant to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's pro. S clamation, the magistrates and cesspayers of the barony of sot Lower Philipetown assembled in the grand jury room of the ...

... another evicted farm named Croghan, and both emergencymen had their escorts. Croghan had a gallon of stout end a half pint of whiskoy, with which the two caretakers went to Ryan's apartments, where they remained. After Croghan had sufficiently recovered ...

... states tant an Ini uest was held yesterday on the body of Estfher Croghan, the girl who was m9.'dered at, Id.shtown on Satnrday orning, No new 'Mcts transpired. The other girl, 4Aine Croghan,/who,was wounded, is progressing5.PvrablY. M R. B R A D LA U$G ...

... is P plentiful. There is only a moderate demand, and A prices remain unchanged. NEWTOWNARBS PETTY SESSIONS.-The fort- S nightly court of petty sessions was held vesterday, P and the magistrates were-Messrs. W. S. Johnston, 9S J.P.; Win. Mayne, J.P.; George ...

... John Croghan, had been already convicted tor an offence arising out ci the same transaction on the particular day in quezii on. He (Mr. Burke) now asked his worship to struts John Croghan's name out of t5o sum- Msxr. l3,dkin said John Croghan bad been ...

... Boardroom of the County Antrim Infirmary,. Dr. Mutssen, ?? held an inquest on the body of 3Mr. Greiffeld. District-Inspector Croghan watche- the proceedings on the part of the Crown and Ir. Mercer Rice,e. stationmaster, was present. The first witness examined ...

... THE DISTUBANCES AT MLARILIN. AT the monthly petty sessions for Moira district, held in the Courthouse at tbat place yesterday, . before Mr. a. B. Mayne, RM., in the chair; Mr. 3 Robert Waddel, J.P.; and Mr. A. E. Brnsh, J.P., seven young men namled James ...

... and by the time he got round by the Croghan Bridge thicy had escaped. However he kept a watch about the place, and later in the evening they turned up with the same dog and commenced to beat the preserves at Croghan. There were pheasants and par- tridgas ...

... during prohibited hours-to wit, dn Sani- ta: day, 5th June. District-Inspector Croghan said as pr he understoud that the defendant intended to plead lic guilty he (Mr. Croghan) would not press for the RI full penalty. Defendant then pleaded. guilty, and ...

... considered to be in danger. He was brought up at the NewryI Petty Sessions, and remanded, bail being refused. A cardriver named Michael Croghans was charged at the Ennis Petty Sessions yesterday with having loaded firearms in his possession w hile under ...