... of licensed boatmen, sen it was then escer- teined-titat same of the men had not taken out licences for four yeaTrs. Mr Mz-eli inquired if the Board of Workis were the licenaing authorities, why was not their solicitor present to npfxnld the cases? Mr ...

... 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 ...

... I BLANCHAARD-T4OWN PETTY SESSIONS. I (Before William Rathbourne, Thomas Thompson, and 1i Alexander Kirkpatrick, Esqrs.) C INTERESTING TO FISHtING CLUBS. C Patrick M-Evatt summoned J,.hn L Estrange for having S destroyed fish (trout) in a milt pond on ...

... 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 ...

... .LQGFORD PETTY ISESSINS. 1 ; _ _ . . .. (ran( R OU# S 8PECtA L 5RZPOit ad)- OCT. tsgt, 1, Barristeiday, i-rster Treeli -took his east upon- the benob, at 10 b'cleck, for tbe trial ST Gir ?? Upo-' bein'g hanaed'tne rlst; pimphihig Jstloase't's the ?? n ...

... 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 ...

... | - THE PETTY SESSIONS CLERKS. We are glad to find that au effort is about being made to improve the position of the Clerks of Petty Sessions Courts in Ireland. It is a matter of surprise that the grievances under which these very useful officials labour ...

... | C ALLAN PETTY SESSIONS. l to TUESDAYr, AOU. ?? presiding. MNrRed- re mond, S.M. ; Mr. Poe, Harley-park; and Mr. Lane, of or Shipton. The Rev. Mr. Stevenson satonthe bench during r- the trial, ay Sergeant Coghlan v. Irnt. Lannan, Michael Fintn, and Ed ...

... himself in such dan. grhewudlook foN informationa to be returnedtohet r assizes-.he would not seek to quash it by a mere Petty i Sessions CoUrt Affidavits have been produced to me and ti - ?? Ioole to be sworn, as to the aggravated man- t ?ner in which Mr ...

... BRAY PETTY SESBIONS-SATUEDAY. (FReO3i OUR OW-N RIEPORSTERS.) Presiding Magistrates-Sir George'.Cockburn,' Messrs. Hamilton, Ryall,, and Weld. COMMOONS OF BOSAY-111PORtTANT TO hROAD CONTNACTOInS. and ,Patrick Murphy was summoned by Captain Donnellan for ...

... ivestigation by the authorities. of Monday last the above named magistrates presided i he on the bench, in the Court of Petty Sessions, in the village ast of Tallaght. The prisoner was brought before them. A as solicitor attended on his part, and stated ...