... Mulligan) ap}maw(' for defendant. Mr. Huggard, in outlining the case, said the action was to recover possession of the lands of Croghan. The plaintiff hehl the lands as a sub tenancy front a man named James Douohoe, and the latter held these lands, with other ...

... the appeal. £lO. which as lodged in court by ate defend:int, eas then ordered to be re;mired te h:iii. I CLAREMORRIS PETTY SESSIONS. / --- SERIOUS STABBING CASE. , The preidlng magistrates at this court a , Th eee lay were - - Messrs.. Alan Bell, R.U. (in ...

... Knight District Gesell. FIRST QUARTERLY MEETING, The noarterly meeting of the District sitting as a presentment sessions, held at the union board-room on Tuesday. Majm Knox-Gore occupied the chair and the !minim in a most anti.- - meaner. The County ...

... disposal of. Mr Mannion, solicitor for plaintiff, Jul not appeer. as all the legal gentlemen were engaged at the Criminal Sessions, but the chairman decided to deal with the case, as he had adjoureed It for the production of one witness whom be wished ...

... for an alleuoil assoilt. \\lien die ease aas called head Constable Croghan stated a settlement had been brought about. • The Chwirmen asked the assault seriot.s. Head Censtable Croghan said the coniplainant aas in the employment of Col. Lambert, and on ...

... Clranagh, Tl4. , mms Mullajati. Ito 4 CMliom. C.?l.re I N L—J:thst - Fit:il•hon P ?irk Moore, Lnitn Pntriek Conry, John Croghan, William Quinn, M J Neilan, P L U. Boyle I K L—Jente. Miehael Len. Ed* aria Cunningham. J.uue4 Cond.m, 'John Feely. Tievara ...

... tins lakes neer the bridge on the Brookhill rood. A jury of fifteen, of which Mr P Fahey was was sworn. Head-Ciso,table Croghan watched the proceedings on behalf of the police. Evidence of the finding of the body having been give'', Sergeant Kelly statcd ...

... that was all the evidence I he bad to offer that case, mob the creep. two of that of the Sub Sheriff. In the cam of Bartley Croghan the Sub Sheriff deposed—l issued a decree on met August to Moolgomery against one Martin I Oates. The amount was La id. 1 ...

... Mann ion and Leetch for the defendants. Mr. Verdon, at the outset, said that this ejectment was adjourned from the last Sessions as one of the defendants was unwell. His honor—And I thought that the case was to be settled. Mr. Mannion—No, my lord, it ...

... ..MN. entirely out a unit,. It required notice of ono. tion to rescind an order of the Committee. - - CLAIESIORIUS PETTY SESSIONS / TKESATENINO TO SHOOI AT. • WIFE'S PITIFUL TALE. (From our Reporkr.) Mr. Larkin• move that his motion be refmed 115 out ...

... allowed sth and 14th. August 2nd. 1641 i, 30th ', - ADDITIONAL F'RIZES. MOLYNN 6LENAMADItV-At Collins' Hetet, every ' . • • Croghan, Claremorrie-A Photo '.2, - C•1116r , masonry of bridge over the alternat• Wedeesday. Next visits, July . frames; a cigar ...

... Amendment of Arta; and other Purposes.) N OTICE IS lIEREI3Y GIVEN that it is intended to apply to Parliament in the ensuing Session for leave to bring in aßill (hereinafter the Bill - for the following, or some of the following, among other objects and ...