... 25. The Company appointed for the Revision of the Authorised Version of the Old Testament have finished their fifty-eighth session. The second revision has been continued far the end of Psalm cxlviii. The Archbishop of York has invited all the Bishops of ...

... ear. A letter from the Home Seeretary to the chief constable offers a reward of £lOO for his apprehension.—At the Borough Sessions, Leeds, Edward Martin, a joiner, aged 23, has been sentenced to nine months' imprisonment for having put out the gas at the ...

... 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 ...

... committed on Batrulay awning near Malinger, but it is believed to have originated in personal malice and not in agrarianism. Mn. Croghan had one son and three daughters, and after her husband's death they disagreed about the arrangement of their affairs. Her ...

... regret, ho-ever, to mention, that a dispositioo to outrage has manifested itself iu the county of Roscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Boyle. A policeman was attacked, and wile wounded ; bat the sillies's did pot effect their purpose, which was to seise ...

... the Marchioness Salisbury have now returned to Arlington-atceet from Hatfield, and will remain town until the end of the session. Lord Lytton, since the operation underwent some four weeks ago, has so far improved in health that his medical advisers yesterday ...

... tell the truth about it to the magistrates, and witness vis s sent to Boyle to the sessions; he did not employ any of the legal gentlemen who appeared at the sessions, or contribut e to pay them ; witness told people afterwards that what he stated was ...

... of Croghan, and portion of the parish of Bally barley, iv the King's County. Another proclamation revokes the proclamation of the county of Monaghau. The Gazette also contains a proclamation reducing tbe number of places fa which quarter sessions will ...

... -—-——m DUBLIN, Sxer.3o, The affray at Croghan Coclgreany on the estate of M, e e = Natiopalists, no making out of it. Kinsella's death is reported as a murder, and the fact will be made use of by the agitators as a pretext for further attacks upon the ...

... Macphi I pin, proprietor of the T.mm .V>w.t, has been served with three summonses under the Crimes Act, appear Toara Petty Sessions, in consequence of having published articles alleged tsbe calculated to intimidate certain landlords. clerk, named Charles ...

... playved ;vo br;leliam.lv mt.heu! umw G DFO P it a source of wonderment that for the Sl o's DO ”,‘1.?';: sl2 g!mr part of the session he.showed so Capt Godman's MARCH mxu‘l'n & D;littlo activity. Reece is a be&u'.nful hyc; et -5 o watch when he is right in ...

... and close beside where the intended victim of the assassin lay. SeVeral clergymen and gentlemen, together with Mr John R. Croghan, the sub inspector, who visited the room, declared that they had a narrow escape. The ball is in the possession of Head constable ...