Portadown, appeared for the defence. Mr. Gregory explained that the delay' in bringing the pr toga was owing to the injured woman heifig in the hospital. Mrs. Ellen Trainor, Bridge Street, then called. In reply to Mr. Gregory, the said she coining from her work

British Forces in Fraare, is Lieut.-Colonel C. L. Gregory, 19th tanne►s (Fen's Horse), late 19th Bengal Unreel s Indian Army. Lient.-Colosiel Gregory, who is a brother of Diatriet-laripector Vere Gregory, R.1.C., Lisburn, has been pro- moted to the rank

jr.. LICENSING PROSECUTION DISMISSED. Sarah Lavery, publican, Lapel Hill, was prow voted at the instance of District-In►la Gregory tor. as alleged, unlawfully opening her jk<nsecl premises for the sale of intoxicating liquors on Sunday, 4th inst., at ~bout

dies Jones, 28. » private in the Worcester Regiment, -wai remanded for « week Plymouth to-day cn charge roardering Clara Gregory, aged 12, by strangling her in field at Lower Compton on Monday afternoon. A police constable stated that prisoner stopped

EATON. 14. Hon. 11. E.. Grenadier Guard?. FINLAY. Lt. B. 0.. A. and 8. Uighlaadeia. GAVIN. Arc. 14. W. S.. Royal Sects. GREGORY'. Set. 14. N. H.TlanraFhlrc Begl. HALL. Sec. Lt. 11., Darbain Ll. HICKMAN. See. Lt. T.. Leinster Begt. HOLT. Capt. P. D..

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lordship nominated Serjeant Sullivan and Mr. Artemus Jones as counsel to represent Sir Roger Casement at the trial. Mr. llolraan Gregory, K.C., and Mr. W. T. Snell were nominated to defend Bailey. Mr. Artemus Jones applied that the case should not be beard before

arrangement between him and Mrs. Reid, and Mrs. Sinnott does not admit that there s ally money thu.sse4l, and ihrs. Reid and Mrs. Gregory swore that the milk was not. paid for. She took the milk away and it was for Mr Earle, and it was never intended that there

Thomns Tyrrell, 26 Tinnabask, Arklow. and James Gregory, Cnolgrenny-road, do. with having on Sunday, June 4th, been guilty of disorderly conduct while drunk, on the public road at Kileashel. Hall, Gregory and Tyrrell, did not oppear. The constable star

report that they found the reservoir and its surroundings in satisfactory state.—(Signed) Frank McPhail, N. H. Haskins, Thomas Gregory. Your Rotation Committee met Bth May, and after having had before them a letter from Mr. Patrick Rooney, stating that his