Alleged Laroany at court of petty sessions held in O an Tuesday. helm Captain RZ .cossza t b t Ming. at prosecution of &listed • young mooed Tellymuck. on remand in melody, the alleged larcagy of a bicycle. the ilEy 4 Mr. John Wllorley. cycle ems% it.-eet, Omagh. Kr. Whaley mails

(To the Editor a "Iltrabane Weekly News.") Sir,—Now that the spring is with us. I think that there should be an effort made to get some coneAsion in fares from the Great Northern Railway Company for visitors from other countries. Theoe people always spend soma money during their

The annual General Vestry of this parish was held on Monday in the schoolroom, the Rev. Canon Fleming, M.A.. presiding. The list of registered vestrymen having been revised, the chairman appointed Mr. Andw. Brunt, Derry, for his churchwarden, and Mr Hugh Masterson was unanimousl

The executive committee of the East Tyrone Unionist Association met in the Orange Hall, Dungannon Mr. J. S. Gunning- Moore, D.L., in the chair. Mr. B. B. Meglaughlin, election agent for Mr. Saunderson, presented his report in the late election. His pointed out that while it was

U. N. Total on register ... lOU 470 Dead ... II 3 Too ill to vide ... 7 In jail Abroad ... II I Officials ... 4 I All others ... S I KILDREINI. Total Abroad Too ill Dead 112 1- Total Dead Too ill ZO 4 2 5 I ... 3 I All others COAGH. Total Dead Too ill 310 570 3 Abroad - I I AU (

WEDNESDAY, 906 b APRIL, important . and _Unreserved Sale

The fortnightly petty sessions court for the district was held on Tuesday lest, before Captain R.M. (chairman), Dr. J. Chambers, Messrs. R. J. Kyle, D. M'Nulty, W. E. Neely, and J. Owens. DRUNKENNESS AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT. Acting-Sergeant Gunn charged William liarvallugh. with

Acting-Sergeant Gunn charged Francis ICLaughlin, Camslea, with being drunk on the 17th March; first offence. Fined Is and costs. Michael M'Elhill, Seskinore, charged by the same complainant with a second offence for Sunday, 27th March. Fined and costs. Constable M'Oovern charged

The following is taken from the New York Sun":— - Some six hundred Friendly Sons of St. Patrick dined at Delmonico's. Temple i.moret, the president of the Friendly Sons, was tuirstinister or the evening. With him were Mayor Gaynor, Archdeacon Geo. F. Nelson, Justice Ludic D. Sta

Neil Lynch, Carrickadawson, at the 'suit of Constable lea 4 fined Ts 6d for a third offence of drunkenness. Allen Steele, ltooakey, Knockbrack, was fined 7s for a second offence. Constable Freaney prosecuted.