... the South African States and t eolo'mes fa cltared. - THE COMIXN-G SESSION. The Speaker ?? is irnpcssible for the most sanguine Liberal to face the difficulties of the coming 2 session with a light heart. The Opposition number 3 altogether little niore ...

... ICILLAGAN PETTY SEssiolis.-These montily sessions were held yesterday before Captain Armn strong, J.P. (chairman): Messrs. John PatrmeJ-, J.P.; and Patrick Dornau, J.P. In the cse Es District-Inspector Croghan v. Robert Jamee Davison. Carclinty, for alleged ...

... CrONESs PETTY SESSIONS.-This court WMx held yesterday-before Mr. William Parke, J.P. (chair- man), and Mr. Joseph Carson, J.P. The busnlSSJ5 transacted wa l of no public importance. SPECIAL PETTY SESSIONS AT PORTBUSH.-At fa special court of sessions, held at ...

... donald. BALLEYMENS. PETTY SESSIONS.-T'nis Court wvas held ;yesterdayr before Messrs. J. C. Rtuth~erfoord, R.M. (chairman); Rbobert Simpson. J.P.; Joseph B. Black.,J.P.; anldJas. Mallaghan, J.P. District- Inspector Croghan charged Dan MI'Neill, publican ...

... BEllina, Carbury, Castlejerdan, Per- tarlington, Philipstown, Clara, Kilbeggan, etc. The Edenderry, Phiflipstuwn, Rhode, Croghan, and other bands were present, and there was a numerous display of flags. Rev Father Hume, P P, 1-opde, occupied the chair ...

... The pri- soner was sentenced to twelve calendar months' imnprisounlent. BANBeInDGS PETTY SErssoxs.-These fortnightly petty sessions were hel] yesterday before J. J. White, Esq., D.L. (in the chair); Dr. Smyth, J.P.; Dr. MVClelland, J.P. ; and Messrs. William ...

... Edenderry; Miss O'Brien, Eden- derry; Miss A. Delany, Edenderry; Miss Mary Jane Fay, Newtown, Nama; Mr. Peter Grogan, Croghan; Miss Grogan, Croghan; J. Whittle, Eeq., and Miss Whittle; Mr. Hoey and family, Croobstown; James Delany, Esq., Edenderry; Mrs. and Miss ...

... Quarter Sessions met again for the purpose of reducing the number of can- didates for the above appointment. After careful exami- nation of the applications and testimonials, the committee decided to recommend to the Court of Quarer Sessions, on the 27th ...

... grant liberty to James Donnelly, Iof High Street, Ballymena. to carry on the trade Iof a spirit-grocer. Diaerict-Inspector Croghan opposed the application, which, after some discus- sion, was refused. A large number of people were charged by the constabulary ...

... The place has been visited by the police, who are making inquiries. SPECITAT, PErTY SESSIONS CouRT AT BANGOR.- On Monday evening last a special conrt of patty sessions was held by Mr. Wm, White, J.P, and Dr. Reuben Bolton, J.P., when a young roan named ...

... SPIFITS TIN BALLYKENAiE DISTRICT. vasm man - U.ICONSC10OSS FOR ZWLLE ROUBS.I BALLYMENA, FJDAY.n-At the Bhliymenz pattyf sessions to-day, before Ifr. r. C. liutherfoord, R.N., a man named Thomas Gardner Patterson. residing in Ballyligpatrick, which is ...

... service, and that they hereby declare their continued adhesion to the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, LsuBuRN PETTY SEssIoNs--Thie3 fortnightly court was held yesterday, before Messrs. T. D. Gibson, R.M. (chairman); John D. Barbour, D.L.; 3 James ...