... BRIODT V. P.KIODT. This was appeal hy Peter Briody, senr., from decree in his own favour £6, •granted at the last quarter sessions, against his son Polur Briody, junr. The claim was for £lO for cow which defendant converted to his own use. „ _ - Mr T. ...

... DEATHS. Cbooiiam At Newtown Forbes on the 21th inst, Mr Arthur J. Croghan, formerly of Freeholman, aged 61 year*. Bobiiisoii—St Main-street Ismgford. ...

... matter until next court day, when will give his decision in both cases. Three lads named Croghan, Morrissy and Toole were returned for trial to Quarter Sessions on charge of being in an old mill the property of the North Dublin City Milling Company, for ...

... Manager. Broadstonc Station, Dublin. Longford Town, Gou t. (Before M. Farrell, Esq) Sergeant John Kelly prosecuted Mary Croghan, for drunkenness on the Ist inst. There being four previous convictions against her within the lost twelve months she was ...

... discovered until the train reached Paris this morning, and no clue to the robbers has yet been discorered. LONGFORD PETTY SESSIONS.-Jcne 4. Before the Hon. T. O. Plunkett, R.M, The case of the Qneen and Bridget Tyrrell v. M. Durkin, which had been several ...

... Dealers. The bench first took up the applioatio for General Dealers licenses. The applicants were Andrew J. Dcvic.>, Patrick Croghan, and A Srieder. There was objection on behalf of the police, sad the licenses were granted. Disorderly Conduct. Thomas Cronogue ...

... part of th« Board of the Midland Great Western Railway Company to vary the route of the Sligo extension, as pasted in the session of 1867. Proposed by Danis O’Connor, of Mount Dcuid, E-*q.; and seconded Richard Irwin, of Rathmile, : •* That the interests ...