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... IRELAND. (YROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) DUBLIN, Tuxspay Niomr. There was a strange scene in the Sessions Oourt, Dubiin, to-day. The Court was saummoned for eleven o'clock, and jurors were in waiting from ten. The stmosphere was tropical, The Recorder ...
... imprison~ ment with hard labour, . | At a Sjecial Session at Mullingar, to-day, Mrs. ' Anne Croghan was allowed £37 lUs. compensation for the malicious burning of her house at Irishtown, on Aug. 20 last, Mrs, Croghan’s daughter, Esther, was cruelly murdered in ...
... authorities bave maletwo arrests in | as lsat sossica, The Government bad told Lim ho conuection wit the marder of Evther Croghan, which had the power to raise the outh question oa Feb. 15. | took place at Irishtown, near Mullingar, on Dee. 31, He was ...
... the houses of farmers near Croghan, and cautioned them on pain of death not to pay any rent till the suspects are released ; aud warned them not to apply to the Lind Commissivners' Court. The Roman Catholic clergymen at Croghan have denvunced the Land League ...
... lfik. of the cave of a young man named Harkin, a Land League secretary, committed for trial yesterday at Dunfanaghy peity sessions, Donegal, cn the charge of inciting to murder landlords. —Mr. Ferguson recommended that a cone vention of about 1,000 delegates ...
... day morning at Irishtown, about a mile from Mullingar. At half-past eight o'clock a man entered the house of a widow named Croghan, and fired a shot from a revolver at her with‘uut effect. He then fired four shots at her daughter, Esther, who was also in ...
... she would undoubredly rrower. The time might soon come when thore would be more stringent coercion before them. In tho nect session tley -ifis »e suspersion of trial bv jury. At present the Gove'nment could cemsi:m to imprisonment without trial the men who ...
... d by Mr, Wi O’Brien, M. P, at Mitchelstown, last Sunday. . An_extraordinary scene was witnessed to-day at New Ross Petty Sessions. The police charged two men with assaulting a man named Hunt. While the latter was being cross-examioed be became very excited ...
... take the retributive | step of dismissing all their employés and | closing the factory for a time. I At the Youghal Petty Sessions to-day, Mr. | Neville, solicitor to the Youghal Tenants’ De|!enoo Association, summoned the Head Constable for pulling down ...
... retired for au h ur, and then Landed in the following verdict — * We find that the deceased, Jobn Kinsclla, wet his death at Croghan Middle, county Westomd, on sepi. 28, from a guushot wound feloniously, willully, and unlawiully, and of malice aforethought ...
... ) 10 the House of Lords, and | bave teen legally coustituted, or whether, in fact, | At the Police-court to-day Mr. John Croghan, a | given by conmission to the following among othee |,, 10€ SPEAKLE, on their return, aunounced that | . elactel members ...
... something and 15 made all fodl snzions curred yesterday before coursing commenced ; officer of health, aud AMr, Thomas Andrew Croghan Wastaken (o tie gallows and Lis ctters wore removed. ection and rebellion hav: existed among the in- “‘MM g e indeed, it ...