... SWORDS PETTY SESSIONS. (Before Messrs Cobbe, Baker, and Cuppage.) Francis Dunne and John Kane v. Wm Newell Barron. The complainants are Mr Dunne, barrister, and Mr Kane student of Trinity College. The defendant is Mr Wm Newell Barron, Chairman of Quarter ...

... CABINTEELY PETTY SESSIONS The ly Conn of Tolly Beveiuoa was hold >e-ttrelay. The presiding niagittraUH —Mo-sru Irvine, Q ; K Clay; White, Ge>rge Caaton, John VCnliagh, J G If, Darby Oowtua t, A Armstiong, A Ormsby Hamilton, Colonel Bid well, and Colontl ...

... STEWARTSTOWN PETTY SESSIONS. Stewarts town, Tuesday Erening. At these sessions to-day there were no magistrates in attendance. Mr. Gallagher, Dungannon, appeared for Patrick D. Devlin, who is bail charge of perjury, and, Mr. Harris, Stewartstown, for ...

... UOWTU PETTY SESSIONS. Jfajieteatei present—Messrs Costello. Too. tad The had before them numbsr of earn* moneee which had been taken oat at the ai the police autboritiee against several young gentlemen, wbo were charged with stealing qnantity of roeee ...

... BRAY PETTY SESSION. The usual fortnightly Petty Sessions Coart was held on Saturday. seniors cuxaoE Sergeant John Hughe* churged young woman named Mary Colclough with or auout 15 day of April stolen cold ring, -uy Murgarut Law. huuMkeeper to Arthur Doran ...

... Clonterf Petty Sessions Hold to-day. The ;allowing jontinoo—Dr Odom (clainasol, Dr Gibbs. C Lyndon, W Graham, and T Stout. Mr Stuart, DI, was akimbo present. AM 01A1401121A0 AST RI. A young sapped Jelin Strenson, residing at Marino Cnment, Clentarf. wan ...

... DUNDALK PETTY SESSIONS. Dundalk, Saturday, May 5. Tbe above session* were held tbit day before Coote, H.M., M. Kelly, and W. Robson, Csqrs. Tbe only case of public importance brought under tbe notice of tbe Court wee one in wbicb person Thomas Woods, ...

... were heard:- D DIV~giON.: ; Mary. Trynor, Lurgi#.strset, spirit grocer's licence; now. Objectioi-RefusgI of lieat previous sessions for ilal ?? onf ?? especially, also for aelling rink without;a licence. Patrick J. Clancey, 3 Bqrkeley.road, new spirit grocer's ...

... cAmuzLy?pzny, SESSIONS. 11 s . .: ;: ?-From our &eporser.)J C-- ; nteely Wednesday. e (Before - Junes Jry,..-REq. ?? Cirosthwite, _ Eq._; W. . 3'Byrnme Esq.- and George Pim, . Xsq.) .. -4- } t The foowing owe, which ha been adjourned I until to-day, attracted ...

... Sunday evening, Si end was, sent by both herself and her mother for the d Rev. Mr~i Manning; that the rev. gentleman immedia:ely a accompanied him to her house, end that the girl stated upon seeing him that she had sent for him. Oa cross- a examination ...

... I , THE PETTY SESSIONS' CLERKS. r BAA ?? . .. .I _ LONDONe, TuESDAY._ The adjourned meeting of Irish members, convened by Sir George Foreter, wae held to-dfy in one of the rooms of the flouse of Commons. Among t i tbose who attended ?? George Forster ...

... BRAY PETTY SESSIONS. To..lay WA lksy. magi4ntes :- (rlaltsr.):J N Dopy.= Import*.. n, R I C. a awned Vary Naha aad Manna Imlay harma• Jana • delft his had dannit a quarrel, at their Captalia. Littla Bray, 2Als January, who with • pa d Oinking the larapla ...