PETTY SESSIONS, IRELAND.
45
20 July 18 10 August 17 —
24 —
7 September 5 October 2 November 30 —
28 December
Mr.
Crooke.
Mr.
Coppinger and Mr.
Madras, no magistrate.
Mr.
Crooke only.
ditto, Mr.
Madras and Mr.
Coppinger.
Mr.
Coppinger only.
Mr.
Gibbs, Mr.
Crooke and Mr.
Coppinger.
ditto and Mr.
Crooke.
Mr.
Crooke and Mr.
Coppinger.
ditto and Mr.
Gibbs.
A Petty Sessions has been established at Dripscy, and held there once a Month, being in the
same District with Knogare.
31 August 183; •21 September -
19 October -
j 6 November -
14 December -
Mr.
Coppinger and Mr.
Madras.
no magistrate.
Mr.
Crooke, Mr.
Coppinger and Mr.
Madras.
ditto --ditto --ditto.
ditto --ditto --ditto.
Amount of fees received at Blarney Petty Sessions, 22 /.
ids.
Amount of fines received, a I.
Paid to prosecutors, 2 I.
18 s.
6 d.
Remainder, 11, is.
6d.,
still undisposed of by direction of the magistrates.
Amount of fees received at Knogare Petty Sessions, 241.
18 s.
6d.
Amount of fines received, 21.
15 s.
6 d.
Paid to prosecutors, 8 s.
Remainder undisposed of, 21.
7 s.
6 d.
Amount of fees received at Dripsey Petty Sessions, 4Z.
15*.
Amount of Fines, is s.
Paid to the poor, 7 s.
Paid to prosecutors, 2 s.
6 d.
Remainder undisposed of, 2 s.
6d.
The whole amount of fees, as above stated, 52 I 3 s.
6d,, has been allowed me as clerk, my find¬ ing books, stationery, printing work, &c.
&c.
The whole amount of fines received, as above, 7 L 7 s.
6 d.
Paid to prosecutors, as above, 3 I.
9 s.,
for costs.
Paid to poor persons, 7 s.
Undisposed of, as above, 31, lis.
6d.
27 May 1836.
Henry Ruber, Clerk.
Petty Sessions, Bxtteoant.
QUERIES.
Magistrates presiding
Periods and places where held.
Petty sessions clerk Costs and charges, and how disposed of and applied.
41.5>
ANSWERS.
--Hayse Lord Viscount Doneraile, Lieut.-col.
Arundel Hill, Rev.
Jonathan Bruce, Andrew Batwell and Rev.
Matthew Purcell.
--Buttevant, every second Wed¬ nesday, when two of the above-named magistrates attend, and often three, besides occasional attendance by other magistrates with them.
Mr.
John Griffin, Buttevant
--strictly limited to the fees ap¬ pointed *by the Act 7th & 8th Geo.
4, c.
67, s.
9.
REMARKS.
--Lord Viscount Doneraile has been latterly in England attend¬ ing his duty in Parliament, but is one of the magistrates of the petty sessions.
--Lord Doneraile has given a large and commodious room in the market-house, for the holding of the petty sessions, free of all expense.
always resident.
--the fees are given to the clerk as remuneration for his services; and also for the payment of the necessary expenses, for the pur¬ chase of books, stationery, pens and ink for the petty sessions, which he is bound to provide.
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