... MARYBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS. TUESDAY. Before Mears T Kenitnia, D L, in the chair; J J Aird, J T Pigott, and V Fitzgerald, it U. CYCLING ON FOOTPATHS -ANOTHER CAUTION TO CYCLISTS. Mr Croghan, CO - utiti Insiector, prosecuted Charles Beamish for having on ...

... BORRIS PETTY SESSIONS. WEDNESDAY. The following Sessions along with the Kilcloney evicted farm (reported last week). M . Stoplord (in the chair), R. R. Kennedy, R.M. ; Patrick Maher, M. F. Sweetman, and R. B. Carey, M.D., were the magistrates on the bench ...

... PORTARLINOTON PETTY SESSIONS. WZDNISDAY. Before Messrs. V. V. Fitzgerald, • RM., in the chair; T. 8. Trench, R. Warburton, and Dr. Tabuteatt. • DANGEROUS s MAN. Bridget Dunne charged her son-in-law, Michael Kelly, with having on the 2nd inst., assaulted ...

... will live good friends from this out. The cases were then struck out. A NOVEL POINT IN THE LICENSING LAW, District Inspector Croghan of Bagnalstown summoned two men named Thomas Tuite and Thomas Brennan, both of Bores, for having been found on the licensed ...

... Change of Address SUTTUN, SURREY. BAGNALSTOWN PETTY SESSIONS. FRIDAY. Before Messrs M'Cli - n - to - c - C(i'n the chair), Henley, Ward, and Kennedy, R.M. - -- • The Queen by District Inspector Croghan v. Wm. Murphy and William May. Defendants were charged ...

... laugh.—Mr. Croghan: This is a very complicated business, I must say, your worships, but I am not responsible 1 for having it brought here,—Witness; Whatever was in it he took the whole lot of it and returned some of it afterwards.—Mr. Croghan: Will wear ...

... careful as to how they conducted themselves. Adjourned. Chairman NIOENTNIELLICK PETTY SE:-, , 16Ni —The business at these sessions on Monday was unusually light, and there was no case of public importance before the court. John Mahon, of Dalltnalunna, ...

... ovighbours and there Is no fear. Me Annesli —Oh, very well, rembip, Trete war. no othcr I of impoltacee a be court. CARLOW PETTY SESSIONS. MONDAY. Re!ote Captain Talons (la lad Mr R R Kearedy Joiepts Botreoa, P.lle , lun ; rdtchael More. Chapel street. Graigue ...

... Maryborough. His Lordship was accompanied by Ur. C. J. Blake, J.P., High Sheriff; Mr. Richard Bull, Sub-Sheriff, and Mr. Cr•oghan, C. 1., R.I.C. The Grand Jury having been Te-Bworn, His Lordship, addressing them, said—Colonel Cosby, and gentlemen of the ...

... turnips, 7d. per do.; mangolds, os od od. ; wool, 94 to 90. per lb.; white oats, to. 61 to 11111 01. per brl. MORRIS PETTY SESSIONS. WEDNESDAY. Before Messrs. W. M. Kavanagh (in the chair), R. 1L Kennedy, KM.; Sidney Stopford, Dr. Carey, and Captain Newton ...

... JUDGES. WEEN'S COUNTY . AND COUNTY OF CARLOW. SALE ON FRID - AY, the 23rd day of 1903. In the Matter el the Extate of E DWARD CROGHAN, Owner: Expecte, EDWARD HENRY SMITHEIT, Pet it ioner of OCTOBER, 1903. Continued in the names of the CIAL UNION ASSURANCE ...

... THE LATE PATTERN IN ST. MULLINS. At the last Barris Petty Sessions the following ease heard : District Inspector Croghan v. John Fenelon of St. Mullins iota beesch of the Licensing Act. Mr J. R. Colter for the defence. John Ryan was sworn, and deposed ...