... Ros-; common, Sligo, and Leitrim, contingents being present from Ardcarne, Cootehall, Breedogue, Ballinameen, Killaraght, Croghan, Drunmlion, Strokestown, Elphin, Ballyoughter, Kilmaryal, Frenchpark, Tibohine, Corrigeen, Gurteen, Ballin fad, Carrick-on-Shannon ...

... the police, who fired a number of shots, i it is believed wounding some of the raiders. A, At Dundalk and Longford Quarter Sessions yea- d terday, the county court judges commented strongly on the unsettled state of affairs in both e places. Mr. Neligan ...

... tion would have appealed for mercy to I the arch fiend himself. The murderer a first tired at Esther Croghan; then burst into the bedroom, where Anne Croghan lay, i and shot her, indicting a frightful wound; . then rushed back into the kitchen, and when a ...

... take place in the diocese of Kilmore, on Wednesday, the Fease of St. Patrick, and Sunday following. At the Tinahely Petty Sessions, held on Wednes- day last, a young man was fined £2 for poaching for salmon in the Derry river, this being the close season ...

... last for the nert quarter sessions. It is stated rthat Mr. Henniker He&aton, Mf;P: Mr. Gill, NM P- - Mr. Sexton, X P. and 'ther riibemhrs of: P'arlia- mett Will be examined at the trial of tihe eject- mienits.: The quartern sessions will be held in a i, ...

... to the -,ayment of the tax for extra police. Yesterday morning Dr Quinlan delivered the t taungural lecture of the winter session of St Vint- v.cnchs Hospital in presence of the Right Hon the Lord Mayor, ) P, and a large number of visitors. The anniversary ...

... Kildare petty sessions returned for trial on a ?? of attempting to shoot a blacksmith, who swore that Byrne Inesented a loaded gun at him and pulled tile trigger twice, but that the charge did not go off. At the Frenohpark Petty Sessions on Wedne,- nay ...

... es. Last night the Rev. Dr. Dillon delivered a leec ture on Michael Angelo and His Age at the opening meeting of the session of St. Kevin's Branch of the Catholic Union. Some stiff fighting is reported from the Herze- govina. A peculiarity of the ...

... attendance of farmers froxi the outlying die- if tricts, for 4argo contingents came from Ballina- meen, Cootebill, Ardcarns, Croghan, Carrick-on-; a Shannon, Sirokestown, ilphin, Kiliree, Gurteen, 1 dI Castiren, Bllyfaroono and .sewhere. The plat- tform stood ...

... a man named Byrne wae sent to jail for 6 months for kicking a wodian. A man named Coagrave was committed for trial to the sessions, bail accepted, on ?? of having assaulted a woman named Burke. Yesterday the City Coroner held two inquets,| the first o4i ...

... inmates. The person so appointed is re. quired to a report the state of health of the prisoners under his care at each quarter sessions. The 211th George Iil., c. 14, views the apothecary as a general practitioner, and directs a specific presentment for his ...

... occupied by .'thk president- Mr. F. PL Dtviss, hJ..J. The Hon Secretary read the report, which stated that during the paist session sone of the branclhes had done good work, while others hand been al- most, and some altogether,idle. Theb twobranclhes which ...