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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... tee sthr 4i ) December. d The marriage between the Rev. W. Thchgd T Lloyd, third son of the late Guy Liryd v o .I D.L., of Croghan, county RKocorlrmior e a \d %T- ?? M. huller, third dau-ght-r of G. Arm.ll e Fuller, Esq., of the Rookery, Dorking, 'Wm ...
... was injurious to health. The pnblie analyst said alum in bread was injurious. Thomas Murray was convicted at the Middlesex sessions, yesterday. Of stealing a box containing valuables from Israel Nurenburg, a travelling jeweller. He begged to be sent to ...
... from the Lord Stratheden and Campbell, dated 2d December, 1809, enclosing priht of a bill introduced by his lordship last session, intituled Al Act to enable Town Coun- cils to promote education ih England and Wales, was read at the Liverpool Town Council ...
... 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 ...