... say that the men complmined of would bo forthcoming to answer for their misconduct at the ensuing petty sessions. On Monday, st the petty sessions, none of the parties concorned made ther appearance, and no notiee seemed to be taken of the matter until ...

... BUXTON PETTY SESSIONS. SaTurDAY, April 21, [Before R. DARwIN (chairman), H. A. HusBERSTY, and J. S. Hague, Esqrs.] Foor-axp.-Mouvtn Disease.—Superintendent Hal- Jam, in reply to the Bench, said there was no disease prevalent in the district, and he might ...

... BUXTON PETTY SESSIONS SaTurpay, April 21. [Before R. Darwix (chairman), H. A, He and J. 8. Hacue, Esqrs.) Foor-axp-Mour Diskase.—Superinten lam, in reply to the Bench, said there was pnn.lent in the district, and he might also po fair could be held in ...

... Mr J, Coddington Mitchell Mrs, Newark ( 'um-ert-place Mr Pilkin[g'wn, 4 Fern Lea. Clarkson Mrs, Rhodes Market sireet Mrs Croghan 37 Slattery Revf—-l Lismore, ~ Co. Waterford George Mr T, Carmarthen South Street. Mr Simpson, § Eyre Mr and Mrs, Brough ...

... Will be played on thclfl\‘l'()N“(l\‘l(.“KE'l‘ GROUND, ON SATURDAY NEXT. Full Particulars in Saturday's issue BUXTON PETTY SESSIONS. Sarurpay, June 30th. Before R. Danwiy, Esq. (chairman), Sir Joserm Lee, H. A. Huspersry, J. 8. Havse, H. Coox, and H. Snaw ...

... on ~the information of Inspector Croghan, for a breach of the Public Health Act, on the 31st July, by keeping a large number of fowls in her back yard in a filihy condition, thereby causing a nuisance. Inspeetor Croghan said that, on the 3lst July, he ...

... BUXTON PETTY SESSIONS. Sarurpay, August 25th. [Before R. Darwin (Chairman), H. Cooke, H. A. Hupsersty, and W. P. MimuNer, Esqs., and Dr. RoBERTSON] . Opsrruering tueE Roapway.—William Maycock was charged with having on the 30th July, in Spring Gardens ...

... four o'clock. Croghan visited the Market Hall, and seeing some fish on a slab on defendant’s stall, which appeared to be unsound, he seized them, and then defendant took them from him and threw them into a cleaning tub, got hold of Croghan and pushed him ...

... BUXTON PETTY SESSIONS. ~ Sarurpay, Sept. 8. o [Before 11. Coom.‘Sm:l(}‘LL. and H. Smaw, Esons. | | Workisa AN Uxrir House. - John Collier, vag and bone dealer, of Higher Buxton, was summoned at the instance of the Royal Society, for working a horse which ...

... Yates, Hulme, Jackson, Harrison, Willonghby, Gregory, Wilkinson, Taylor (clerk), Hague (surveyor), Smedléy (gas manager), and Croghan (nuisance inspector). The minutes of the last meeting were confirmed. A letter was read from the Local Government Board stating ...

... Mill, Dr. Sykes, W. Bentley, J. G. Sanderson, 8. J. Stnbbs, Juo. Smilter, — Bryden, J. Wardley, W. Woodruff, J. Hague, T. A. Croghan, W. R. Grant, Josiah Taylor, C. F. Wardley, J. Rodgers, E. Tomkinson, G. Hobson, junr, E. Broomhead, C. Wilkinsou, Wm, Worrall ...

... 1883 vicar of B¢. Philip’s, Sydenbam, Las aeoep-dhE of Grahamstown, offered him by the B i'::zeenlion to the Very Rev. Dr. Croghan, who has ‘lne eleventh exhibition of horses and ponies, beld under the auspices of the Birmingham Agricultaral Bociety, was ...