Omagh Petty Sessions Nov 1861 Before the Rev. Robert V. DIXON (Chairman) R. D. COULSON, R.M. George Hall STACK Esqrs.
William COCHRAN of Dervaghroy, road contractor, charged the Portadown, Dungannon and Omagh Junction Railway Company with refusing to repair or put in order 74 perches of his contract road from Fintona to Mountfield and from Omagh to Beragh. Ordered that the Railway Company repair the portion of the contract road in Tattykeeran within 1 month. Same charged Terence SHIELDS of Donaghanie, with refusing to let him into a quarry to raise stones for the use of the public road. Order to be given to enter the quarry. Sub-Constable Owen GALLAGHER charged Henry MONTAGUE of Beragh, James (KERR or ORR?) Drumnakilly and Terence GALLAGHER, Tremog, with having their carts on the streets of Omagh an obstruction to the public thoroughfare. Each fined 1 shilling and costs. Sub-Constable Patrick MULLAN charged Edward M'ALEER of Drumnakilly, Patrick GORMAN and James CARLAN of Aughalane, with leaving their carts on the public road an obstruction to the public thoroughfare. Each fined 1 shilling and costs. Constable John DEVANE and Michael QUIN of Ballygowans, charged James CUNNINGHAM (alias) CUNNAGHAN of Lisnamallard, with having, at Omagh, on the 23d instant, stolen a scarf, the property of Michael QUIN. To be imprisoned 2 months to hard labour. Sir James M. STRONGE of Tynan Abbey, charged James BRADLEY of Drumnaforbe with trespassing on his land Bomackatall, 29 October last, in pursuit of game. Fined 20 shillings and costs. Same charged John FEARY of Dressoy, with same offence at Dressoy the 16th instant. Fined 10 shillings and costs. Catherine CARSON Eskenmore charged James M'KEMAN Omagh, with cruelly ill-treating a mare, her property. Fined 40 shillings and costs or to be imprisoned 14 days to hard labour. Sub-Constable Thomas CASEY charged Robert KERR of Ballintrain, with attempting to rescue a prisoner, at Sixmilecross, the 19th instant. To find bail for his good behaviour or be imprisoned 1 month. Joseph CAMPBELL of Brackey charged Patrick HOYNES Cloughfin, with assaulting Robert M'KEE at Sixmilecross the 19th inst. To be imprisoned 14 days to hard labour. Inquest at Sixmilecross The inquest on the body of Wm. M'DOWELL, gate-keeper on the Dungannon and Omagh Railway, who was killed on the 20th instant, while opening the gates for the passage of a train, was adjourned from the 21st instant till Tuesday last and has been again adjourned in order to obtain further evidence. Deceased was for many years clerk of the church at Sixmilecross and was generally esteemed. His sudden and lamentable death and the circumstances connected with it have produced quite excitement in the neighbourhood and much sympathy is felt for the bereaved orphans. As the coroner's jury have not yet returned their verdict, it is premature to express opinion as to whether any blame attaches to the servants of the Railway Company. That is, of course, the object of the inquiry. Transcribed by Teena from the Londonderry Sentinel Fri. 29 Nov. 1861 -- www.cotyrone.com http://lists.cotyrone.com/mailman/listinfo/ulsterancestry https://www.facebook.com/groups/CoTyroneIrelandGenealogy/
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