... A conversation took place d regarding the failure to secure tenders for works d presented for and passed at the last road sessions, and the clerk was instructed to have the matter 9 arranged at the assizes. Mr. Ellis referred to the enecessitv for a shed ...

... FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. F.ARMERS Ot TrHE Ron DISTRICT AND THE FLAX WATER DnivICUnTY.*-At the fortnightly court of petty sessions at Limavady yesterday-before Dr. T. M. Bryson. ?? Mr. James Drennan, J.P,; Major Boyle, J.P.; Mr. J. E. Ritter, J.P.; and ...

... Head-Constable M1 Quaid, and brought before Mr. J. F. Erskine, J.P., who remanded hiaml on bail to , next B1allybot petty sessions. ,r LSBnURN WeORNIN'gt Mc~x's CLUB AND NEWS-. ,c; ROOM.-At the annual meetiung of this club, held - in their room in the ...

... given by Rev. H. Montgomery. YjN MEN' C1ISriTsTAY Asso, IATIGN LITE- .vtm SociL-ry. - The second meeting of the I sixteenth session of this society was held on Tuesday evening, aned prove to he a g reat success. The chairman (F. Mcrnarry. Esq.) having- - ...

... dlilting tile month of November. IRlSI1 ROPRESENTATiVr PnrELATE5S.-Tllc Irish Re- presentative Prelates, for the ensuing session of Parliament, ?? Archbishop of Dublin, anti tite Bishops of Down and Connor, Osoory, ?? Cork. An ordination woa held in Cavan ...

... arrested in the 'Fbrhoirn ord of Mnira. where he was engaged : torn. Mr. Croghan, who prosecuted. a-ked -a7 tue prisoner should be sent forward for trial t t quarter sessions. Mr. Wilkins, who de- -tdrd. eseed the application, contending that 'Ore would ...

... Ballymnena petty sessions, bail-himself in £ 20, and sc-b two sureties in £1;I0 eachi-being accepted for his Jul appearancr. Cal NCWTOWNBRREOA PErrv SrSIteONS.-Iln the as- of sault case beard on Saturday at this court of petty yea) sessions a, correspondent ...

... also, and. Leonard d ?? hltr as the person lie got the order from. s Ionard has been remanded in custody ?? next ir petty sessions. o¶ ASSAULT ON A SERIFF&S BAMIiFF AND RESCUE OF A SEIzURE.-Yestarday James Titherington, ot sheriff's bailiff. of Kilre& ...

... other proclamations announce that on and after the 27th instant, 1870, the Peace Preservation Act, as amended in the present session of Parliament, shall be in force in the folowing counties and subdivi. ?? of counties, baronies, parishes, &c, viz:- COUNTY ...

... DUNGANNON QUARTER SzESSoNs.-His Worship, Sir Francis W. Brady, Q.C., County Court Judge, commenced the busines2 of these sessions yester- day, at twelve o'clock, in the Courthouse, Dun. gannon. The Court was occupied until after three o'clock with the ...

... Elphin Synod agreed to the moves of the incumbents of Athleagae and Croghan out of the diocese-at least he supplements my statement as to Athleague by a similar statement as to Croghan; but he avoids all allusion to the fact that subsequently the Dio- ...

... the occa- sion was that issued by the ?? and approved F by Convocation. ti The death is announced of the Very Rev. D. G. Croghan, Dean of Bloemfonrtein. Over twenty B years ago he went out as chaplain to the first bishop of the Orange River Territory ...