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... Dowse presiding, the trial of Anne Croghan, aged I to 40 years, and Lawrence Kenny, aged 30 yearsm for less the murder of Esther Croghan, at Irishtown, West- bt meath, on the 31st December, 188, was reced. h is Esther Croghan was shot dead in the kibaben of ...
... John MhtMerney, poor law guardian, for criminal ?? and intimi dation at Castle ConneiL County Limerick. Ac Kinmale Petty Sessions, on Saturday, two mean were sentenced to three months and four monthsn impriuoument with bard labour forassault. ing the ...
... states that an inquest was heldyvesterday on the body of l sther Croghan, the l girl who was murdered at Irishtou on Saturdayg morning. No new facts transpired. The other girl. Ann Croghan, who was wounded,is progressing favonrably. , At Kiugstown police ...
... tee sthr 4i ) December. d The marriage between the Rev. W. Thchgd T Lloyd, third son of the late Guy Liryd v o .I D.L., of Croghan, county RKocorlrmior e a \d %T- ?? M. huller, third dau-ght-r of G. Arm.ll e Fuller, Esq., of the Rookery, Dorking, 'Wm ...
... was injurious to health. The pnblie analyst said alum in bread was injurious. Thomas Murray was convicted at the Middlesex sessions, yesterday. Of stealing a box containing valuables from Israel Nurenburg, a travelling jeweller. He begged to be sent to ...
... keevan, and Tibohine, in the eoun of Roscommon the whole of the counties of leath, Westmeath, and idayo; and the parishes of Croghan and Castlejordan, in King's County. Additioinaltemporary resident magistrates have been appointed for the counties of Meath ...
... , and ir. Jno. Swift, ?? Lis inel tiu magistrates rooii the court house: The htwo -prlsoers,' -M~ieaol' Cain and Ainnie: Croghan, were prosent. They, were ropreo. eente4 lby -Messrs. Rooney and 'Downis respectively Wor the pasb few days a rumoa prevail ...
... who wanted rc X. to, and the courthouse was soon almost full, .theRo m- majority of the newcomers being boys. -Y. Constable Croghan proved the serie oftb8 co 'as summens-on. Mn Cor in Back-ville-street, Dublin ; to-n in and.Sergeant Dowier eave evidence ...
... being held in the town. The accused were brought before a magistrate, and admitted to bail to appear at-next Newcastle petty sessions, themselves in £100 and two sureties in £50 each. Counsel has been instructed to defend them. ' AGRARIAN OUTRAGES. Au outrage ...
... Coroner summed up, and the jury, after an hour's delibera- tion, returned a verdict that the deceased John ?? met his death at Croghan on September 28 from a gunshot wound feloniously and wilfully. and of malice aforethought, inflicted by George Free- man, ...
... an early attentioq-to the importantl'inter- ests of the laistholders. ' Lord Castlereagh t ots~ht the late period of the Session was by no means a sufficient reason for put- ting off the decision of ?? to another Ses- Slots As we were at present circumstanced ...
... murder. The extra- i ordinary disclosures made by the, approver I WALsH in - connection with 'the m urder' of ' ESTHER1 CROGHAN will, t: 'is stated.( be con-0 firmed by the evidence of twvo other approvers,' Mr. ASBTON W. DILEE, formerly one of the' ...