... these is no doubt but that her speed will be in-: creased when lear machinery has had more use. By the death of C'ol. William Croghan, of Pittsburgh, recently deceased, his daughter, who some years since, left here with Captain Schinley, of the Britishs Ar-my ...

... evening states :—An inquest was held to-day on the both- of Esther Croghan. the girl who was murdered at Irishtown, on Saturday morning. No new facts transpired. The other girl, Anne Croghan, who was wounded, is progressing favour- ably. At Kingstown police ...

... trial at Kilkenny of Anne Croghan and Laurence Kenny, who are charged with having, a couple of yeas since, murdered Esther Croghan near Mul. lingar. The crime created at the time an extraordinary sensation. An old woman named Croghan lived near Mullingar with ...

... 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 ...

... police are so vigilant. r It. was a miracle that many of them were not killed. I DOwN;PATRICm PETTY SESSIoNs.-This fort- v nightly court of petty sessions wvas held yesterday, r before Capt. C. L'Estrauge, WM. (in the chair) F and Mr. John Cleland. ,IP ...

... for d criminal conspiracy and intimidation at Castle Connell, h county Limerick. DISORDER AT KINSALE. s At Kinsale Petty Sessions on Saturday, two men were sentenced to three months and four months' imprisonment respectively, with hard labour, for assaulting ...

... Kilkenny, Anne Croghan and Lawrence Kenny were acquitted of the charge of murdering the sister of the former, the case depending on the evidencee of an informer nadied Walsh, against whose testimony the Judge warned the Jury. At the Liverpool Sessions, on Saturday ...

... heard John Croghan, rite defendant, say, N ow, boys, and immediately a ?? was thrown. It did not strike anyone. Witniess then draw his revoIver, asl he became alarmned for his own safety and that of Constable Hall. Wituess told John Croghan that he was ...

... lrrd thie body remnnoved .to:the polceo barracus. Au in. quest will be held. MAOt)oHMrd FEI.T PFTTY SESSIONS.-This fort. nightly court-f petty Sessions was hold on Wed. nesday, before Meesrun; James Harbisou. J.P. (pressidng); Thominar Wilsou, J.P. ; Samuel ...

... publican at Lissue, was suincioned by District.Inspector Croghan for having her licensed premises open for the sale of intoxicating liquors during prohibited hours cn Sunday. 5th June, 1832. hir. Croghan, D.I., prosecuted, and Mr. F. I7. Chanrev (Messrs. Charley ...

... Crown Soeick'eor. examinerldseveral wirnss. after which the mad;. trates returned tlie acc-ued for ?? at the ort qiarrer sessions to be lhid at 'icnaj-han. Mr Bailey. Crown Solcicior. also prosecuted *Tohr i''Crudden. an army re-srvepersirner. forfoirr ...

... arrested on suspicion of having murdered Esther Croghan and seriously wounded her sister at Irishtown, near Mullingar He is a labourer, and was employed by John Croghan, brother of the murdered girl. After Croghan's death he was discharged. Twelve men were ...