... 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 ...

... to the watch has been obtained, a and the innkeeper has returned home, no doubt regretting the folly of his conduct. PETTY SEssIoNs, Tuesday.-(Before C. W. Lyon and 3 Tonman Mosley, Esqrs.)--Aaron Bull, 16, Isaac Archer 16 fe and William Quinn, 15, were ...

... presiding. Dr. F. Turner was re-appointel medical officer of health, and Mr. T. Croghan, sanitary officer, the Chairman remarking on the satisfactory manner Mr. Croghan had discharged his duties since his appointment last year. BUIRBAGE. SUDDEN DEATH ...

... and during the past, I( ten days selk has been suspected by her master of robbing I )m, him. On the 11th, Police-constable Croghan was called in p to search prisener's bundle, which was found to contain a gec seven pokete-handkerchicfs, two pairs of stockiang ...

... the collection in the kuo afternoon the sums realised ini aid of Church expenses was teec 5,P ,s. ] d. by BELPER. I PETTY SESSIONS, Thursday. tle ?? G. H. S-fltUTT, Esq., and the Hon. F. STRUTT.1 lsa Wil. Richardesons of Holbrook, labourer, wsvt sentenced ...

... is now in the Asylum. -Only 3l9 vagrants were relieved in the fortnight, against 1.57 in the same period last year. PETTY SEssioNs, Thursday. [Before J. H. WOOLLEY, A. P. HEYWOOD, and HEIRlElT STIICTT, Esqrs., and the Hlon, F. STiU1YT. w ENcc.lE OeFEaCFE ...

... As6OCIATIoN.-Tho quarterly meeting of the above ang was held on Saturday at Buxton. The members were the received by Mr. T. Croghan, of Buxton, and-conductod der- over the sewage works, refuse destructor works, &o. tidl Proceeding to the Town Hall, the meeting ...

... demand ; store wethers, 335. to 415. ; store lambs, 265. to 315. ; mutton, Sd. to 9 J. per ft. ; lamb, 9Jd. per ft. Petty Sessions, Saturday. [Before Captaiu R. H. Goodwin-Gladwin, H. C. - Okeover, Joseph Simpson, W. B. Badnall, and T. O. FARMER, Esqrs ...

... Bench inflicted a penalty of 20s. and costs 5sa. and 6d. THE, LOCAL BOARD AND THE SUPPLY OP' WATER. -At the Alfreton Petty Sessions on Friday, before Mr. G. Cressy Hall (chairman) and Mr. W. G. Toarbutt, the Alfreton Local Board summoned Mr. John Collier ...

... Mrs. ThDmson, Mrs. Carr, Miss Lele, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Field, and other friends of the institution. SWADLINCOTH. PETrTY SESSIoNs,' Tuesday. ['Before Sir M.CAVE, Bart., and T. PI~tNSEP, Esq.] Hecisry Cox, Thus. Pegg, end Robert Jacques, of HIart- shurne ...

... in pac, ndmae jmpatth ft. iron railings, vii whchgvewaalown hm ofall into the yard Ca belo, Th cochma wa unhrt.hil PETTY SESSIONS, Friday. Ye [Before GEOIW`E CRIESSEY HALL, T. H. OAKEs, and C. ha R. PAILMER-MOIIEWOOD, E sqrs] Jo OB~STRUCTING THE FOOTPATI ...

... effect that small-pox had broken out. Mr. Wheatcroft said such a thing had not happened 11 A PoICKPOCKCET CAUCGST-At the Petty Sessions on Wednesday, before J. Sleigh and C. Sorhy, Macgo., a man who said ho came from Birmingham, named John Coleman, wan charged ...