... and also say what their claims and pro- posals are. OONVICTIONS UNDER THE CRIMES ACT. At Whitehouse (county Antrim) Petty Sessions, yester- day' the six men charged under the Crimes Act with riot at Greencastle, near Belfast, on the 17th inst., when several ...

... Dispensary Com- tr mittee, to the position of medical officer of the ar I district. tb The man Croghan, who was charged a week ago ge I at the Ennis petty sessions with having loaded PI arms in a proclaimed district, was again brought n up on Saturday. Ho ...

... Commons then withdrew st from the House. the Coramissionere retired, and a ?? endedi the first session of the thirteenth Par- n liament of the Qneen, a session of exactly a fort- night's duration. si HOUSE OF COMMONS. ar nI al The SPErtnc took the chair ...

... magistrates, sitting at the Quarter Sessions held at Ballinrobe, yesterday, set aside the sentence of im- prisonment passed by Major Traill on the Rev. Walter Coseway, at Clonbur, for assaulting a bailiff. A farmhouse, near Croghan, was wrecked yestorday morning ...

... A. HArhLToN rose, to move for the dis- 'charge of Thomas Croghan from Newgate, to iwhich he had been committed by. the House. He .'founded' his' 'motion onr four grounds, lst, be- cause' Croghan had not been called On for his defence.-2d, because, the ...

... charged by District- Inspector Croghan with having committed a burg- lary on the premises of Mrs. Chichlester. Owin- to the absence of a material witness the district- inspector asked for a remand to the petty sessione, which was granted. Magill was admitted ...

... County Court dodge, took his seat in the court soon after ten o'ciock this moraing, and re- sumed the civil business of the sessions. t HARV=y V. l:DIONSELL. 1 This was an action for £10 for damage done to plaintiff's sheep by defendant's dog. It appeared ...

... Elizabeth Griffiths. who was convicted of fraud at the Staf a fordshire Quarter Sessions in October last, and sentenced to be kept in a Reformatory for five years. Croghan wvus or- dired to pay is. per week, and Griffiths, who has six other children to ...

... in numbers, order, and enthusiasm loft nothing to be desired. The Edenderry and Philipstown brass bands and the Rhode and Croghan fife and drum bands were present vith banners. Amongst those present weF- Rev J Rinsella, P P. Edenderry ; Rev J Connolly ...

... IH. Milmot, to tre curacy of Carrigoline: patton, tile Rector. DIOCESE Or ELPenrN. _Rev. G. F. Stoney, to the curacy of Croghan: patron, tle Archdeacon of El phin. Rev. J. L. Finrerty, to tile caracy of Drumcliffe: patron, the Rev. F. Crawford. Rev. ...

... of Dr. M'flroy, amputated the limb below the kiuea joint. POACHIGt AFrRAY AT NEWTOWNS5TEWMAT.-, At Newtownstewart patty sessions, on Thursday- before Mr R. B. Cummnins. J.P. (presiding)1, Mr. French, R. M.; and Mr. David Rodgers, J. P.- H1ugh Harkin ...

... C0NeTAnux~AtY. - District- Inspector Croghan, from Ballymena, has arrivedi in Lisburn, and taken up the duties of his position as successor to District-Inspector Floury, who has: been transferred to Euniskillen. Mer. Croghan: brings with him to Lisburn a high ...