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... heard i as above, was committed to take his trial at the sessions. Committal. âOn Tuesday, two disreputable girls, named Ann Hirst and Hannah Clough, were committed tor trial to the sessions on the charge of stealing five sovereigns and four r half-crowns ...
... WEST RIDING SPRING SESSIONS AT PONTEFRACT. t-OCAL NEWS. Saturday, April 14, 1866 , sessions opened on Monday, Mr. J. Beswicke i *J? w ood in the chair —The first business on the notice paper motion by Mr Ingham, That the spring general quar- : O'ous ...
... to be made to the constituencies until the coming session has run its natural course. And the session now the country is further informed, will, be so far as the Ministry can make it, working session, not one of mere parliamentary languor and inactive ...
... morning at Irishtosvn, about a mile from Mullingar. At half-past eight o'clock at ?? entered the house of a widlow named Croghan, and fired a shot ironm a revolver at he): without effect He then fired four shots at liar daughter, Esther, who was also ...
... which was being held in the town. The ac,,. d were brought before a magistrate, and admitted to bal t appear at the ?? Petty Sessions, theinsekle, i, £100, and two sureties in £50 each. Cousel has bee instructed to defend them. Patrick Corbett, Poor Law Guardian ...
... tion, which have been declared to be illegal. i An inquest was opened yesterday relative to the death of the young woman Croghan, who was murdered at Irishtown, near Mullingar. No additional particulars were elicited. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, M.P., in a ...
... murdered by a party of men near Granard, counlty Longfiord. Two arrests have been made. Some cattle ?? MEi ...
... Tbe object of the murder, as alleged, *he w a t Anne Croghan had a hatred of her sister, fearing J-Hr) „i ul d not get a share of a dead brother's property, a «k V, 0 get £ 400 ' which Esther Croghan had in the at b motive suggested on the part of Kenny ...
... disease. William Croghan, a stonemason on tramp from Liverpool, was lodging at a house in Bolton on Saturday night, when he had occassion to go out. Returning, he strayed into a bed-room occupied by James Clare. The latter, supposing Croghan to be a burglar ...
... May they enjoy their comparatively brief in a ' The Premier was off with the rest, elate and inrr s^ s P'ts—though the session has been disappointhiin. f* a * Hawarden he will find repose and rest to fit or the heavy tasks that are before him. One cannot ...
... entrance was obtained through the walls. Is me evictions were effected on Tuesday at Croghan near Arklow. The houses were miserable structures, clustering at the foot of Croghan Mountains, while the land was of the poorest. The houses of two tenants, named ...
... yesterday that the inquest on the B«»dy John Kin«>ella, who Was shot during the idnter between emergency men and tenants at Croghan, County. Wexford, was opened the house Lawrence .whose yard the deceased was killed. Mr. John Murphy was the coroner. Mr. ...