... DERBYSHIRE SESSIONS. FALSE PRETENCES BY A CANADIAN OFFICER. There were seven prisoners for triaJ at the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions at Derby to-day, the number being two more then the April Sessions, and five fewer than a year ago. Sir Francis Burdett ...

... Flat —DIMAK (trap 6), 1; Broken Tide (trap 1), 2. Also ran: Ididit, Nancy’s Darling, Awav First, Croghan View; short head, 31.96. 6to DIMAK. 7 to 2 Croghan View., 4 to 1 Broken Tide, Nancy’s Darling, Away First, to 1 Ididit. Tote (2/- stake).—Win dividend ...

... Wvnstay Pride 25—1, Lonely Mick s—l, Beaumanor Ted 10—1; 32.20. Tote win 9/3; places 67-, 7/9. Forecast 103/3. 3 0—525 — Croghan View (trap 6). 10—1, 1; Deeping Swep (trap 2), 6—4, 2. Also ran: Broken Tide 12—1, Lester Pirate 20—1, Here's Tarmac s—l, ...

... Hearty Mick (2), First Chime (5), Devon Dainties (7). LONG EATON. Selections.—3-0, Lytham Astute; 3 23, Deeping Sweep; 3.46, Croghan View; 4.9, Majestic Hotel; 4.32, Bunty Bright; 4.55, Coming Comic; 5.18, Gele Nant; 5-41, Lonely Mick. 3-o—s2s.—Lester Pirate ...

... Osrick Edwin Rollo Southern, of the Canadian Contingent, was charged on remand with obtaining fake pretences from Walter E. Croghan, landlord of the Red Lion Hotel, Wirksworth, two sums of £2 each, and further with obtaining food and lodging at the hotel ...

... Windsor Castle Referred For Compensation POLICE OPPOSE RENEWAL On the ground of redundancy, the police, at Nottingham Licensing Sessions, to-day, opposed the renewal of the licence of the Windsor Castle, Sneinton-road. Mr. V. Lewis, who represented the authorities ...

... • • • - - Whi:e preparing to go to Mass, Michas/ Kilmurry, seventy-five, of Croghan Deingoan. oollapsed, and died in a few momenta. • • * The labourers' which held up the bni:d ng workingmen's dwellings in Tut amore for the 'Urban Cbunicii wag, sett:ed ...

... 18s. id., or one month. At the Loughborwigh Petty Sessions yesterday, before the Mayor (Aid T. Mayo) and t rates, a charge of stealing silver-plated tankard, value Bs., 25. the property of Walter Croghan, landlord (the Loosdate Arms, GteWstrect, was brought ...

... THE LOUGHBOROUGH DISPUTE RENEWAL OF THE OCCASIONAL • LICENCE. ; • At Loughborough Petty Sessions to-day Mr. R. S. Clifford, sen., applied on behalf of Mr. LI. Watkins, landlord of the Pcaoock Inn, Loughborough, for renewal of the oooasional lioenoe to ...

... Churchill said he would like to say a few words on the subject in secret. The House then went into secret session. When the House resumed in open session, Mr. Kenneth Lindsay (Nat. Lab., Kilmarnock), said that civil defence was national interest and should ...

... deputation depositing wreath the request of the cemetery officials tbe bands ceased playing. IRISH ITEMS. At Kinsale Petty Sessions, on Saturday, two men were sentenced to thre* months' and four months' imprisonment with hard labour for assaulting the police ...

... service are o-. daely those In which the »erv-j!’ of soma of them, arv . would be moat needed '. school should the t** session at the time.'’ FREEDOM OF ACTION The Committee approved ~ posal Inform the foverr.,, secondary schools and toecolleges that ...