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... the resignation of Mr. and Mrs. Croghan, the late Master and Matron of the Work- houe, and informing the Guardians that they would shortly receive a separate communication respecting the disallowances made in Mr. Croghan's accounts by the dis. trict auditor ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ladies who attended as a deputation from Dublin have been served with summonses to appear at the next Petty Sessions. At Lougford Petty Sessions yesterday, a man named Gruckian, of County Leitrim was committed for trial for Boycotting butter, wiuiet hA ...
... official en- quiry into certain charges against MrI. Croghan, the master of the Workhouse, arising out of the report of the district auditor, and also into the charges preferred against Mr. Croghan it the reports enclosed in a letter from the Guardians ...
... 5tk, 1135ΒΌ, 134 133!% ty _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ RUGBY. GrADt MOR EXTRAORINn ARY TRAFFIC. -. At tire Stew-orr-tlroWold Petty Sessions, on Thursday-before I tire Hon. Jl. T. Rice and Messrs. A. Sartoris arrd E. F1. ?? Ivness tirrsber nrerebant, Harhorougli ...
... SUNDAY TRADING. Mr. DIMSDAkLE gave notie that on Monday he would ask the Home Secretary if he would undertake early nest session to introduce a bill for the regulation or modiesa. tion of Sunday trading? KIDNAPPING CHINESE. Sir J. LAWRENCE gave notice ...
... Browne, Collet, Hadley, jun, Jones, Laugher Lawrens, Meadows, A. Osborn. T. Osborn, Badclyffe, StokR Twigg,Young, E. 1: Croghan, Charles, Cook, Day, Eaton, lfcranj.. Un, Featherstone, Godber, Minshull, Maekenaie, PFmm, Wilson, Walte, B. 2. Five candidates ...
... whole of another day over the Master's books, which, in two instances. had been altered since the balane was struck- Mr. Croghan havimg been called into the Board Eoom the letter firom the Poor Law Board was read to him, and ie was directed to oamply ...
... meant that they would not be accompated by any of their ...
... fortnight he should move the rescid. it-g e(f that purt of the report relating to vaaoclatioo.,-A letter was read from Mr, Croghan, the Mlaster of the Workhouse, In whichk he said , Find. iog there are certain statements contained fin the report presented ...