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... CARLOW QUARTER SESSIONS. The Quarter Sessions for the Cnriow division of tins county were hel I on Tuesday last, before Janie? A. Wall» Esq, QC. Chairman, and the following magistrates: D. Herring Cooper, J. F. Leckjr, Horace ichfort, and William Fishbournc ...
... CARLOW PETTY SESSIONS— Monday. (Before Horace Rochfort, Chairman ; William Elliott, Arthur Fitzmaurice, and J. J. Lecky, Esqra.) COMPLICATED CASK. In the several eases of Daniel Curran v. Richard Mitchell, Richard Mitchell v. Edward Croghan, Richard Mitchell ...
... PETTY SESSIONS-Mon day Presiding Magistrates:—Henry Watters (Chairman), Win. Duckett, H. R.M., and A. InUmaurice, Esqrs., and Dr. Whyte. Sub Const ihle Lee charged a man named Peter Fronnan for him whilst in the discharge of his duty, and tearing his ...
... Woods, Patrick Bolger, John M'Quaide, Benjamin Coleman, and Edward Croghan. The minutes the previous meeting were read and I sinned and the reports submitted. 1 ! EUREKA ! Mr. Croghan said he objected to those portions of the Inspector'i reports which ...
... THE CARLOW POST, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1870 CARLOW PETTY SESSION'S— Monday. Darby Herring Cooper, Chairman Aithnr Fitzmaurice, Thomas O'Meara, M.8.; William Fishboutne, and J. F. Stnddert. K M., Esqm.) THE OVERIIOLDXXG CASE. In the case Richard Dunne v. John ...
... were summoned Mr Croghan for retaining possession the house, but were not served with notices to quit;— “Gestleme*, —I am directed the Lords Justices to acquaint you that your letter of the 10th inst., relative to the case of Croghan v. Donohoe, for recovery ...
... THE CARLOW TOST, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1870. ■ . , . their the [Since above written, has CARLOW PETTY SESSIONS-Mondat. h. been received from Pari, stating that a great Willilm F DarVy Herring FHacaariee-tnat coat, .a plan’s their power, a, weli they ...
... THE RE . ENT ESCAPE OF A PRISONER. At the Carlow Petty Sessions, on Monday last, James Holland, who, it will be recollected, was last week charged before James A. Wall, Esq., Q.G., and, conviction, sentenced to three months, for an assault with tumbler ...
... Bridewell-lane. FINES PrrXT SESSIONS. The Inspector said there was some money due the commissioner’s the petty sessions clerk. Chairman —A resolution should be entered into calling on the clerk, to request the petty sessions clerk to furnish a return of ...
... Mr. Croghan did not believe they would, and considered they were bound to attend to the proper cleansing of the town. Mr. Tynan—We should carry ont what Mr. Croghan says to the fullest extent. Blr. Byrne—Then let as get contractors. Mr. Croghan—l have ...
... business. He would call upon Mr. Croghan, as chairman of the Finance Committee, to inform the ratepayers * what state found the accounts, and the position in whicn they stood with their officers and the ratepayers. Mr. Croghan commenced by alluding to wh® ...
... Richard Sparks, at Carlow, on the 31st October. Mr Butler, Sessional Crowa Prosecutor, said aa tbe prisoner this case was under 15 years of age, ought to be sent to reformatory. , . , Mr Croghan, Governor of th# Gaol, produced comunmcation in reference ...