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... The bullets passed close to the men and struck the carts, but no one was injured. The magistrates at Ballinrobe quarter sessions yesterday reversed the decision of Major Trail, R.M., who sentenced the Rev. Mr. Connery to two months' imprisonment for ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... meant that they would not be accompated by any of their ...
... the rate of purchase was about 18 years; a rate considered very good in Tipperary. KILKENNY SESSIONS.-EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF eItPOsITeoor.-.Head-constable Croghan brought forward Martin Donovan, John Donovan, Catherine Delany, Mary Crosby, and Joana Delany ...
... 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 ...
... jVO TICE.-A THIRD EDITION of the PALL HALL GAZETTE is PuMiseMd Every Evening during the Session at HdLF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK, which contains the Parliamentary Proceedings and thge TYeegralus received uep to that tine. .Tuesdaey, 2 o'clock. IrlyVid O'beninald ...
... who wanted rc X. to, and the courthouse was soon almost full, .theRo m- majority of the newcomers being boys. -Y. Constable Croghan proved the serie oftb8 co 'as summens-on. Mn Cor in Back-ville-street, Dublin ; to-n in and.Sergeant Dowier eave evidence ...
... gentleman would have taken serious notice of the matter had a connection of his not been a candidate for the appointment of petty-sessions clerk and Mr. O'Callaghan's cousin one of the magistrates with whom the appointment rested. But the true magnet that has ...
... 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 ...
... Tioe place of hisultimnateseumentuis not tevMN At the Xlkeny Assizes on Saturday, 'rs Dowse resumed -ad concluded the Anne Croghan and Lawrenoe Keny, for te murder of er Croghin a Irshtot, Wut. meath, on te st December, 1881 jy, after adeberafon of t autes ...