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... and HtrulEunt w~ere chearged xwith 2 having stolen a quantity of porter, the property 2 of Mr. William John Napier. Mr. Croghan pro- 0 secuted. Their Worshipsdischarged !Macklen, and 0 I sentenced Menary to one month's imprisonmeut. 0 The defendant Hunt ...
... town, before, Mr. James A. MacLk J.P.,whien a lad namued Rice ivas brought up in custody, charged by lDietriet-Inspector Croghan that on the 22nd December last, he did unlawfully and felo- niously assault and wound William Fitzpatrick, thereby occasioning ...
... ligan was not kept i? lielisat.. Tho Court having read the charge, committed l3arns to seven dave' in Belfast gaol. W. T. Croghan, DL, ehc?ged Joseph Cowan, Mathew ]3smnbrlek, and Sar?iue1 Boyd, that they did, on the 55th Augtist, at lially- vahly, unlawfully ...
... medium-etzed Uou-e and Offices (slated) aod to pood order; grazing farm preferred; North Ireland. Particulars to D. H. CRAWFORD. Croghan House, KiUoibandra, County Cavan. WANTED, a smart energetic man good address Traveller; wages and commission given ; salesmen ...
... trict-Inspector Croghan charged John Cathcart b with having, on Saturday, the 3rd inst., assaulted John M Fall. MIr. J. K. Currie defended. The Court sent the defendant to jail for two montns, with hard labour. District-Inspector Croghan charged Joln M;Caw ...
... the propery ctors to bees an ipmate of the Workhouse for al his on Mos ARY wee wenthe, aed =o and for ALTERATION, in THE DISPENSARY was eubsequent » or the him in custody to the petty The Local Bard 1} Wednesday. a charge am directed by the Loeal for Ireland ...
... RrPcrtaRYy entered the of one Wiliam Herechman Levi woo was found guilty of haviog CARETAKER OF BARRACK STRERT DISPENSARY, Mr. moved that the salary of the care- taxer belonging to in Barrack Street be raised is per week. of the year to consider about ...
... shop- keepers. The town clerk real a letter which had been addreased on the subject to Inspector Croghan. Mr. Clarke movei—‘ That Distries-I to ot Croghan be informed that serious complain! ts bad been made with regard to a dram- ming party that recently ...
... Dromara, has been presented by the Acting Commit- slow to appreciate the excellence of the treat pro- tee of the Crossgare Dispensary District with a com- vided for limentary address, a gold guard-chain, and a cheque Late THRESHING IN THE PIRLD, for 109 ...
... and William Stirling. The Clerk read letter from the Burt Dispensary Committee, staling that Dr. Clibborn, Local Government inspector, had visited the premises projiosed taken for dispensary house Fahan, and, as the alterations suggested had been made ...
... at ‘That loathing fear, and fearful hate, mittee had allocated a portion of their funds to pro- of fever hospitals and dispensaries, distinctly sta And rankling vengeance, all are cruel liars; curing suitable medicine for diseased animals, the ersons—and ...
... this; Offc. WANTED. DUNGANNON UNION. CLONAVADDY DISPENSARY DISTRICT. MEDICAL OFFICER WANTED. THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT OF T THE ABOVE DISPENSARY DISTRICT will at their Mecting to be held at the Dispensary, Clonavaddy, on Tuesday, the 4th of October, 1898 ...