... LISBURN PETTY SESSIONS. Tins fortnightly Court was held on Thursday, before Messrs. T. D. Gibson, R.M. (chairman) ; John D. Barbour, D.L. ; Samuel Musgrave, M. D , J.P.; James Crossin, J.P.; George H. Clarke, J.P. ; J. Theo. Richardson, J.P.; and N. W ...

... their bottles. Mr. CROGHAN said the witnesses had sworn they could not identify their own bottles. The fine and costs were then paid. ILLEGAL DEALING. Margaret Downey, of fliklem's Lane, was stn. inoned by District-Inept-dor Croghan for that she was found ...

... premises for £340, and paid the money. District-Inspector CRoGHAN opposed the application on two grounds—the unsuitability of the applicant, and the unsuitability of the premises. Mr. Croghan entered into particulars in support of his opposition. He said ...

... recently come of age. Mr. Charley added that the constabulary did not object. The ClutiairAN—What do you say, Mr. Croghan ? Mr. CROGHAN, D.-I.—The police have no objection. Mr. CHARLEY—The applicant is most respectable. The CHAIRMAN—CoaId not be more ...

... PETTY SESSIONS. At eleven o'clook yesterday this fortnightly oonrt was held, before Messrs. T. D. Gibson, RM., and J. Theodore Richardson, J.P. James Mauvison, on the eomplaint of Constable Halton, was fined Of- and coats or seven days imprisonment for ...

... BELFAST QUARTER SESSIONS. Ur. Henry Fitzgibboo, Q. 0., Count; Court Jodg*, oat the Crown Court ot the County Couttbotuc, Cruotliu-road, on Tuesday, and commenced the business of these sessions. Ur. Thomas Cunningham, Deputy and Acting Clerk of the Peace ...

... pigeons, knowing them to bate been stolen. District-Inspector Croghan prosecuted, and Mr. G. B. Wilkins appeared for the prisoners. Mr. WILKINS stated that, in order to facilitate Mr. Croghan, and b , fore the case was entered upon, he desired to state ...

... LI6BURN PETTY SESSIONS- Thursday. The fortnightly court was held to-day,al 11 a.m., in the courthouse, Railway-street, before Messrs. James Theodore Richardson, I.P. (chairman) ; T. Dunlop Gibson, R.M.; N. W. J.P.; John Kogers, J.P.; and James A. Mack ...

... LISBURN PETTY SESSIONS. Tim fortnightly Court was held to-day (Thursday) before Messrs. T. D. GIBBON, R M., (in the chair), Robt. H. Bland, J.P. ; Geo. H. Clarke, J.P. ; and J. A. MACK, J.P. ♦LLEGED ASSAULT IX ♦ FACTORY. Samuel Taggart, liillbrook Road ...

... PETTY SESSIONS COURT. At eleven o'clJck the business of this Couit was proceeded with, before Messrs. T. D. GIBSON, (in the chair); JAME! CnossxN, J.P. ; and J. A. ACK, J.P. A FEUD IN LIMAS'S COURT. A number of the residents in Lynae'e Court were at ...

... close the house until Mr. Croghan, as the representative of the police, is satisfied. In reply to the CHAIRMAN, District-Inspector CROGIIAN said he bad no objection as to Mrs. Gorman's personal character. Mr. WHITAKER (to Mr. Croghan)--How are the premises ...

... LISBURN PETTY SESSIONS. The fortnightly court was held on Thursday last, at 11a.m., in the courthouae, Baiiaay-stieet, be fore Mottare. J. Kiuharuson, J t. ; Samuel Huagrave, M. 1)., J.t. ; and James A. Mack, J.P. the sitting of the court, Mr. George ...