... BLARNEY PETTY SESSIONS. (Before Mr J Hardy. R M in the chair; Sir George Colthurst, and Mr Young.) Sergeant Croghan summoned John of Curraghnatact, for being drunk and disorderly on the night of the Ist October, at the Railway station. A fine of and costs ...

... QUEEN’S OLD CASTLE, BLARNEY PETTY SESSIONS PUBLICANS’ LICENCES OPPOSED. (Before Sir George Colthurst, in tthe chair; Messrs W. J. O’Hara, R.M., and R. Young). A young lad named Michael Daly, of Holy Hill, was fined Is and ordered to pay 10-s and costs ...

... protection until next session. there were some debts which he might be aide ' Mi. Gii.lm.vx opposed his discharge the part Margaret Carrol!; and Mr. i.ia.v, on behalf Jeremiah Callaghan. Ills Wonsiiip allowed the case to stand until next session to see whether ...

... subsequently admitted to bail to their trial the ensuing quarter sessions at Parsonstown. Three others were summoned to answer charges of assault connected with the riot, at the next petty sessions Ferbane, and the remaining six were convicted and fined for ...

... aaid she should eat it, and she said she could not, and for this trifling cause she was taken before a magistrate of Petty Sessions, and was sent to Roscommon jail for fourteen days. Alt this time she had the workhouse clothes on, which consist only of ...

... 22, PATRICK STREET. 13. GRAND PARADE. gO, NORTH MAIN STREIRT. Let Us Do So, BLARNEY PETTY SESSIONS. PUBLICANS LICENCES OPPOSED. y (Bofore Sir George Colthurst, in the chair; Messrs W. J. O’'Hara, RM., and R. Young). A young lad named Michael Daly, of ...

... had only just oome out gaol after having served term six months’ imprisonment. She was returned for trial to the Quarter Sessions. Wm Leahy, described as labourer out of occupation, and having fixed place of abode, was charged with the larceny of four ...

... berene Highness Prince Henry Manrice of Batten berg shall henceforth be styled and called his Royal Highness. gentleman named Croghan, residing at Rathmines, was yesterday remanded in the Police Court Dublin, charged with attempting to steal a watch from a ...

... fell.and, the “pooler,” or foreman, man named Henri cssy, from femplemore, Tipperary, dialled to one of t»« workmen named Croghan step back from the spot. Almost immediately the fell, the .greater portion falling on Michael Kildea and Pat Butler. and covering ...

... The party also swore Donohoe to keep their visits secret, consequently was not sooner reported to the police. Sub-inspector Croghan. Ferbane, and a man named James Rigney apprehended, who has been identified by Margaret Lowe being fine of the party, and ...

... applied to the petty sessions clerk, Killarney, lor a copy thereof, but be would not give them without authority. He then telegraphed to this Sessional Crown Solicitor for Kerry, and telegraphed back that had control over the petty sessions clerk. On Thursday ...

... lighbmluured inexpressibles and waistcoats, last two sessions were remaikahle for Ihe number of white hats the house. Considerably moie than majorify of the member®, I sure wore white hats last session. The number red heads the house also remarkable. should ...