... J.P. Dise 6 ?? Croghan charged John Cathcart b with having, on Saturday, the 3rd inst., assaulted John M Fall. MIr. J. K. Currie defended. The Court sent the defendant to jail for two montns, with hard labour. District-Inspector Croghan charged Joln M;Caw ...

... been re- ported to the police of late, and extra surveillauoc is now being exercised. Blwuinanoi. Pete'Y SEssioNs.-Those bi.montlly petty sessions were held yesterday in the Court house, Baubridge-Mr. Win. Smyth, J.P., pre. siding. The other nmagistrates ...

... ULSTE R INTELLIGENCE. 0 [nrox OZI: COIUIESSONxNSJ O DOWNPiTHSCK Pr1r Sa-ssvoss.-These pett7 12 sessions were held yesterday. The magistrates 1U present were :-Messrs. John Clelanld (chairman);' 8 | T4fiamL N. W~allace, John U. Perry, John l'ate W Williamt ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NE:WS-TTE1R. SIR-In a previous letter I urged upon the cess- tpayers who will meet at road sessions in Maghera- felt on Friday the necessity there was for economyI in transacting the county business-as in future the cost ...

... he sent to the place, but before doing ,so. he infor end District-Inspector Croghan, who was in the county-inspector's office close by, of the dreadful occurrence. Air. Croghan jumped on a car, and drove to the residence of Dr. Jefferson. The medical geatleran ...

... prayer, some matters of trilling interest were taken into con- sideration ;,sfter which, the Rev. Mr. Sweeny, minister of Croghan, county Cavan, rose to address the house in refer. ence to the RECENT OUTR&GEON PRESBYTERIANS AT KILDALLEN GRAVE- YARD. Mr ...

... a few miles from Lisbern. When brought up at petty sessions Cusack stated that on the date in question he was in the infirmary conoected with the Belfast Workhouse, and dJistrict-Inspec- tot Croghan thereupon asked that the accused should ho remanded ...

... I ULSTER INTELUENIFNCE. FRO3M OUR COIRESPO1NDELTS. BANBRIDGn PETTY SESSIONs.-This fortnightly court was held. ?? Williarn SmnVtha, J.P., inthe chair. Present-Dr. William Src? h J.P.: Dr. H. B. Mt'Cleliand. J. P.M r. Ankdrew I-Clelland. 5.P. Several oases ...

... There has, therefore, been no unnecessary delay on the part of the petitioner, or rather his solicitors. I Some two or three sessions ago there were frequenit rumours in the lobby of the leouse of Commons, purporting- to explain the c'auses of the estrangement ...

... submitted to a meeting in the Phoenix 1 Park, Dublin, on 6th inst. This was marked i read. The Board adjourned. LisBURN PETTY SESSIONS.-This fortnightly i court was held yesterday, before Messrs. T. D. Gibson, R.M. (chairman); T. R. Stannus, J.P.: and J. A ...

... the company for the past year, and to William Hareourt, Eeq., for auditing the accounts. Ainrace Perry Scssroxs.-At these sessions, yeeterduv-lgo?e Mr. Willinip Beet, 3,2., sod dir. Itobert Gillespie, JJ?-a luau named Win. Ward cha;ged his wife, Catherine ...

... MAGHHErAFREIJ LAND AND EQQUITY SESSIONS,- Mr, John C. Neligaii, Q.O.. Recorder of Derry, sat in the Courthouse yesterday, and proceeded with the land and equity business, which was not of general interest. LQflKILLAGAN PETTY SESSION(.-Thlia courr was held on ...