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... CARLOW PETTY SESSIONS— 3/ozDAT. Magi-trate-. preeeat —D. Herring Cooper. J. F. Leaky, awl Jemes C. Moore, M.M.. fii unit A PEPIN Vt. John M'Evoy, of Coal-market, l'arlow, bolder of a six-clay license. wan charged by Sub-countable Ilewellin with having ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... pistol at him the August, in Mr Croghan’s employment for better than fire months, and was loading com for him when defendant came to the gate. Chairman—Whose com was it ? Butler—That the whole question. To the Bench—Mr Croghan's men were drawing it. To Mr ...
... would not now owe so much. Mr Croghan—How lung is that ago? Mr Lowry—Previous to the last contract. Mr Croghan —When was that contract, because dates are of great importance here ? Mr Lowry—About • year ago. Mr Croghan said at that time the present board ...