... PRESENTMENT SESSIONS, PREVIOUS TO SUMMER ASSIZES, 1847, As Appointed by the Grand Jury, at Spring Assises, 1847, Under the Grand Jury Acts, Clh ...

... ATIILOXE QUARTER SESSION?.. These sessions commenced Friday, before John Finlay, Esq., L.L.D. The Criminal business of the Court is large ; but, we are happy, to perceive that the offences with which the prisoners are charged, is of very light nature ...

... stealing a pair of stockings. Guilty. One month’s imprisonment with hard labour, and to be whipped. ROSCOMMON QUARTER SESSIONS The Quarter Sessions of this town were opened on Wednesday, James Dsghcrty, Esq., in the absence, owing to indisposition, of John Finlay ...

... Presentment Sessions, PREVIOUS TO SPRING ASSIZES, 1842. Appointed by the Grand Jury Summer Assizes, 1842, mler the Grand Jury Act, 6th and Wan, IV, cap, 116, and amended by the 7th Wm, IV, cap, 2, 7WOTJCE is hereby given that Presentment Sessions will held ...

... lULLINOAR PETTY SESSIONS. Saturday. Before Major o'l3l=r, R.M., Chairman, and Jamas Doyna, Esq. T Mr Peter Farrell, Inspector of Foods and Drugs, summoned Miss Anne Croghan for selling milk which was adulterated with 34 per cent of water. Mr Downes, Solicitor ...

... the Bur andaudieucc could with difficulty suppress their aoghtcr. . . . .Charles Croghan. Esq., was indicted for rescuing potatoes that were seized under decree. •• Croghan iilkdged that, being the landlord. Ids claim for rent should recognised before any ...

... County of Roscommon, TO WIT. QUARTER SESSIONS FOR THE YEAR 1842, AXU HILARY 1843, , (Pi-Lion Botlk, at Hovi.r, Saturday, 2Cth March—Grown Day. Thursday. 3lst March, o Clock Division of Bovlk, at Thursday, qf April —Crown Day, Tuesday, I'ith Aprd.at 12 ...

... cloak, whoa her brother, John Croghan, tool, her iii his arm. and put out of the house; she had then to go into lodgings, and had remained in lodgings ever sines; when she her mother returned home that day they found John Croghan a woman named Wash in the ...

... gave you the money. Miss Croghan—l was not able to sell the milk. It was Mrs DPLarney sold it. Chairman (to witness)—Was Miss Croghan in the shop at the time you bought the milk . Witness—Yes, sir, she was sitting down. Mies Croghan, when called upon for ...

... before Captain Johnston, A.M., were remanded to petty sessions. It will be remembered that Walsh, the father of the boys, was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the murder of Mrs Croghan'a daughter in December last, and having been several times ...

... tors Croghan. Malley, and M‘Mahon, were also pra sent. At the conclusion of the inquiry, all the parsons who bad been apprehended ware discharged. The cause of this atrocious outrage waa an ejectment decree obtained at the last quarter sessions of Tullamore ...

... drunkenness, &c., In which the usual fine, were imposed. Tho court adjourned. itathowen Petty Sessions. *Clinger Town Commissioners. TheOnonthly Petty Sessions were held on Friday The usual monthly meet,' of this body took last when the followinz wtß• ...